Binbou Kizoku Nord no Boukentan - Vol. 2 Ch. 9

[stephen01king]

This is fuckin bonkers.

What a pair of absolute idiots his parents are. These people are nobility? I hope they don't run any land because, with lack of foresight that extreme, everyone is going to starve to death. 10x their normal, yearly earnings is just cutting into the interest they owe. Judging by how lax the repayment's been (20 years) I doubt the interest rate is crazy high, so they must owe an insane principal of money.

Just we bag it up or eat some anti-fertility shit or get tube-tying magic. After about the 4th kid, it would have just been a sound financial investment.

And I'm het up about it because now their kids leaving the house and doing crazy shit, not to earn a living but to reduce costs and help their stupid parents reduce their astronomical debt. Jupiter's jewelbag, they fkn suck.

The 200 gold is not just enough for the interest, they said it is to repay fully some of the people that will complain the most, as well as pay the rest some money to avoid resentment from only paying some of them. That means their interest is definitely much lower than 200 gold.

 

[AlvoradaGD]

If I was in the MC position, I would've punch both parents in the face. How can you borrow money and not repay it for over 20 years, now they shamelessly demand money from their kids like what did you two even do during those past 20 years? Too busy having more kids instead of focusing on repaying your debt

I doubt you would...

They are kind, loving parents. And the debt they incurred seems plenty justified, it was an investment that WOULD have paid off. The mistake they made was not planning ahead or "stopping the factory", since I'd guess that there are no contraceptive methods in this world.

BTW, I think the MC is only ever working so hard because he wants his family to get back on their feet. If he truly felt against it, he could probably quit or get disowned and live on his own, since he already makes a living as an adventurer and doesn't seem obsessed by his status as nobility.