How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies

M, a young and penniless university dropout, has found himself at a crossroads in life. With a seemingly bleak future ahead of him and no prospects in sight, he is suddenly handed a desperate opportunity. His terminally ill grandmother, having grown weary of her ailing health and the subsequent drain on her finances, has devised a plan that will either bring about financial freedom for her troubled grandson or leave him heartbroken and destitute. She proposes that M take care of her until her inevitable passing, in exchange for a hefty inheritance that M is almost certain she will leave for him. Under these terms, M, understanding his own self-interest and with little to lose, agrees to put his grandmother in a care facility, fully intending to benefit from her generosity after she's gone. However, he's forced to take a little know-how about how the care industry operates and it's how to deal with others as the grandmother eventually discovers. As M and his grandmother form a bond that neither of them fully understands, M finds himself entangled in a complicated web of emotions. On one hand, he's trapped in a situation that promises untold wealth at the end, but on the other hand, he's forced to confront the truth of the kind of person he's become - caring more for the future inheritance than for the life and well-being of his aging grandmother. This moral dilemma is complicated further by M's self-discovery and his connection to his grandmother, which ultimately makes a huge difference. As M navigates the complexities of caring for his terminally ill grandmother, he begins to see the world through her eyes. He witnesses the patient and tender way that she interacts with others at the care facility and comes to realize that this is an opportunity for him to gain more understanding about taking care of others. In his process of discovery, his grandmother is depicted as playing the vital role of changing him and guiding him to make better decisions. The grandmother, while primarily focused on the health and well-being of her grandson, also holds other aspirations that soon come into light. She sees M's reluctance to care deeply for her and suspects that the ultimate intention might be centered around her money. Consequently, she instructs him to sell off a collection of assets she has carefully accumulated over the years, on condition that the cash goes towards purchasing a new home for a family in need, and not her present apartment because ultimately, she would like to know he's going to be successful with her inheritance. Through his care and concern for others that is prompted by his relationship with his grandmother, M slowly becomes more empathetic. He understands the amount of time he has spent neglecting those near to him in preference of just focusing on personal advancement and realizes that his values have been somewhat skewed. As the days dwindle, and M becomes increasingly aware of the nature of his grandma's terminally ill condition, his earlier reluctance slowly dissolves, and he begins to genuinely appreciate his time spent caring for her. Making an epiphanic decision to extend the life-saving cash for one family, he eventually decides that with the inheritance he receives, he must utilize it for helping a whole multitude rather than leaving all of it for personal uses. After an emotional and deeply saddening confrontation with the grandmother, he breaks the news about canceling the inheritance. The grandmother understands him much better and thus reveals her own decision to give all the inheritance to various individuals and organizations, where the impact that's had been going to him in exchange with his time should actually be what remained like what she's taught him. In the end, he gets the invaluable gift of a caring life.