The couple's choice is somewhat strange—they just demand a million dollars, yet the couple spends a million to hire Magu?
But there really are people like this, who care more about saving face than anything else. In the words of cultivators, it's about achieving peace of mind.
What the couple is thinking is, they've tormented my daughter like that, I'd rather get revenge through outsiders than give it to you!
In fact, it's not just stubbornness. Giving the kidnappers a million might not get their daughter back—what if they decide to kill her?
And even if they manage to get her back, the high-interest loan people would still be troublesome, refusing to admit the company involvement.
So it's better to go all out and let Magu intervene. What if... it works?
The couple's logic is very clear; if Magu's intervention has no effect, so be it. If it does work and deals with those people in Myanmar, then the local loan sharks won't dare to come anymore.
