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People are inherently flawed.
On this matter, their growing greed is the greatest display of the patients' families' inherent vice.
Actually, President Jin and the others understood that.
Perhaps two hundred thousand was a fixed price, but aside from the money, everything else would become increasingly excessive in line with the dissatisfaction of the patients' families.
It's like the support for the patient—once President Jin agreed to it, as soon as there was the slightest mistake, they would hold onto it and force President Jin to give even more compensation.
Like the ten years of free privileges.
Once they obtained these privileges, they wouldn't just come here when they were sick; they'd find excuses to visit every now and then.
Moreover, the visitors wouldn't just be limited to those present; their relatives, and the relatives of their relatives, would also start coming.
In the end, it boils down to that somewhat unpleasant old saying.
