Being Seven Is So Hard

Court Enforcement Bureau.

The Legal Watch program is livestreaming an operation to pursue a judgment defaulter.

On camera, Liu Zhiyuan, a defaulter, refuses to hand over his last million yuan, even with dozens of creditors gathered around him.

He wants to leave that million yuan to his only son, who is just seven years old.

Just as the enforcement officers are preparing to detain and prosecute Liu Zhiyuan for refusing to comply with a court judgment or ruling, his seven-year-old son, Liu Lang, appears with 100 million yuan in cash.

The stunned reporter immediately begins investigating where the 100 million yuan came from.

The answer soon emerges: Liu Lang earned the money by transferring a fast-charging technology.

While countless netizens question whether the technology really came from Liu Lang, Longke University’s gifted youth program extends an offer to him...

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