My younger brother was a useless layabout, yet before the college entrance exam, he bound himself to a System that traded years of his life for exam points.
I urged him to unbind himself. Your life matters more than your score, and you can’t trust a word the System says.
My brother did as I said, and his grades weren’t even good enough to get him into a junior college.
My family kicked me out, and I met a tragic end.
When I opened my eyes again, I was reborn on the day my brother bound himself to the System.
I clapped and said, “Wonderful! Our family is going to have a top scorer in the provincial exam!”