Trying to use improper techniques to make the terms fair on the surface but actually favor one's own party in the contract is unethical and may have legal risks. It is not recommended to do so. Integrity is the cornerstone of business activities and contractual relationships, and fair and just contracts are more conducive to establishing good cooperative relations and maintaining market order. If you want the terms of the contract to be beneficial to you, you should reach it through a legal, reasonable, transparent and based on full communication and negotiation.： 1. **Express your needs clearly and accurately**: Before drafting a contract, fully sort out your rights and obligations, and accurately and clearly incorporate key points into the contract terms. 2. **Reasonable negotiation and negotiation**: Frankly exchange their respective concerns and expectations with the other party, and strive for terms that are in line with the balance of interests of both parties and beneficial to each other through active communication. 3. **Professional legal support**: Consult a professional lawyer to review and improve the contract from a legal perspective to ensure that the terms not only comply with legal regulations but also effectively protect one's own rights and interests. It is sustainable and reliable to formulate and sign contracts based on the principles of fairness and integrity.