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Recently, a plan called the 'Dowry Solution' has sparked heated debate among men. The mastermind behind this plan is a genius who was driven to the brink of despair by the dowry system and finally found a way to turn the tables. His logic is simple yet ruthless: no matter how much dowry the woman demands, the man agrees to it without hesitation. However, there's a condition: the woman must take out a bank loan using her ID, and the loan will be used as the dowry. After marriage, the man will take care of the loan repayments, and the woman won't have to worry about it. But if the woman initiates a divorce, she'll be responsible for the remaining loan. This plan may seem simple, but it's actually a clever design. The mastermind behind the plan adds a twist: if the woman refuses this plan, it's likely that she never intended to spend her life with the man. She's not looking for a guarantee, but a risk-free way to get cash. This logic is indeed hardcore. The woman's parents often say 'show some attitude,' and this plan is the man's response: I dare to sign because I'm prepared to spend my life with you. Are you? In the past, men were put on the spot when it came to dowry: if they negotiated, they were seen as insincere, and if they didn't, they'd be bankrupt. Now, the scales have been balanced. You want a dowry? I'll give it to you. But if you want to turn this money into a 'start-up fund' after divorce, sorry, I've closed that door. This plan isn't about scheming against anyone; it's about forcing everyone to return to the true nature of marriage – sharing life and risks together. Using marriage as a one-sided profit, this play is over. Of course, this plan will likely cause an uproar. Some will shout 'you're scheming against me,' and others will sneer 'you don't trust me.' At that moment, just say: I've staked my entire life on this, and all I'm asking you to stake is a loan. You're not even willing to do that?