My parents bought a financial product called the "Repaying Kindness System," which could be bound to their biological children.
From then on, every time my parents did something kind for me, I would have to pay them back the corresponding amount of money.
One meal they fed me cost 100 yuan, one hug cost 200. By the time I became an adult, I already owed them 8 million.
On the day the account was settled, my parents joined forces with the financial company and brought reporters along, ready to livestream the moment the product's success was recorded.
But when they saw the amount, they were dumbfounded.
