Seeing Cui Juncai's utterly blank look, clearly the look of someone who's not great at math, Sura had no choice but to explain in plain language:
"Simply put, once you sign the agreement, the principal can be paid back later, but you must pay the interest in full every month. It comes out to about 2.5 million Korean Won per month."
"Two and a half million Korean Won?!"
Cui Juncai almost jumped up.
If amounts in the "hundreds of millions" of Korean Won were big numbers he could blow through without any psychological burden—after all, he didn't have any concrete concept of them—then 2.5 million Korean Won was a number he understood very clearly.
That was what Cui Min'er's mother had to earn by leaving before dawn every day to set up her stall, working straight through until after midnight, without a single day off—about three months of income.
