
A Brat Stole My Takeout, So I Made Him Pay a Million
熊孩子偷吃外卖,我让他赔偿百万
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 525k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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This novel is so enjoyable, I'm even tempted to find some trolls who say it's bad to give it a piece of my mind. The first plot was so exciting! A kid stole one of the protagonist's takeout meals, and then the kid's family gave him 100 yuan in compensation for the 80-yuan meal, and even said something that showed disrespect to the protagonist. Who is the protagonist?
The first case just doesn't seem right to me no matter how I look at it. The person who broadcast the incident shouldn't have changed the title. Knowing the child would eat their takeout, they changed the title before the incident even occurred, interrupted the audience, and deliberately encouraged the child to eat the food after ordering it.
Someone else wrote "recharged one million," and you wrote "ordered one million for takeout, or even a KFC family bucket the size of that"... The other person was being serious and trying to educate the public about the law, and what is this? 🤤 At least make some sense!
Ten million is enough to bankrupt most families in China, causing them to be ruined and even die. This relative certainly has warped values and loves to take advantage, but the law dictates things, and a fine of 100,000 is already the maximum penalty. Intentionally taking back figurines to the point of causing someone's family to be ruined, whether it's a stranger or a relative, is excessive.
That's bullshit! If you don't sign for a million-dollar takeout order yourself, who the hell would dare leave?
Can the author tell me about the takeout orders that generate a million-dollar profit, which one person could earn?
A million-dollar takeout order—this is the inherent weakness of a poor loser suddenly becoming rich. It can instantly destroy a family. But if someone can get a hundred thousand, they might teach others a lesson, but it's within their means and won't lead to their ruin. It just means they're still renting and don't have to worry about being killed. No wonder people say the poor shouldn't be pitied.
The author is advised to learn more about the law, as the crime of provoking trouble is not a minor offense.
Looking at the description, what kind of food delivery service can be worth millions?
I feel that if this person weren't the main character, having offended and pushed so many people to their limits, they would probably have been killed on their way home by someone wielding an axe or a kitchen knife, and then the murderer would have committed suicide. I've seen several murders like this, all stemming from pushing people to their limits.