If I Can't Cure Them, Is It Wrong to Give Patients a Full Refund?

Chen Dongsheng binds himself to a Meaningful Spending Rebate System. As long as he spends money on something meaningful, he gets a hundredfold rebate.

To earn the System's rebates, the first meaningful project Chen Dongsheng registers with it is opening a private hospital where even poor people can afford treatment.

At Chen Dongsheng's hospital, there are no registration fees, unnecessary tests, or unnecessary prescriptions. If the treatment doesn't work, patients get a full refund, and poor patients can receive care first and pay later...

The hospital immediately wins the approval and praise of countless patients, while drawing endless abuse from its competitors.

Patient A: "I never thought a private hospital could be cheaper than a public one and offer better medical care, too."

Patient B: "The owner of this hospital gave me a second chance at life. If not for him, I could only have gone home to wait to die..."

Hospital competitor: "Has he gone crazy? Is he running a charity? This isn't a hospital! I'm going to sue him for unfair competition."

Hospital competitor B: "Let's sue him together for unfair competition."

Chen Dongsheng doesn't care about the public's approval and praise, or his competitors' abuse. He just wants to focus on earning money from the System.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.