Got it!
This should be pretty much the same routine as the previous heart attack.
Susan asked with interest, "And then?"
"And then the man said again: 'Come have dinner with me!' The woman rejected: 'Too macho.' The man could only say gentlemanly: 'Could you please have dinner with me?' The woman told him: 'Another problem!'"
"Finally, the man said: 'I'm going to dinner, I can't eat without you!'" Su Quan looked at Susan, who was already covering her mouth with a soft chuckle, and said with a smile, "Not working? Then I'll change it to another way."
"It's a pity for such a pretty skin on you not to be dressed up with some food."
"Pfft--" Susan couldn't help but gently tap him, "Saying that, I don't even know if you're complimenting me or roasting me."
"Still not working? Then I'll change it again!"
Looking at the black dress on Susan, Su Quan feigned seriousness and said, "Your dress is very pretty, I'd like to invite it to dinner. If you have time, you can come along too."
"Heh heh--I'll thank you on its behalf."
"Can you help me ask it if it accepted my invitation?"
"It said yes, and--" Susan looked at Su Quan, "I have time!"
"That's just fantastic."
Su Quan smiled and reached out his hand. Susan smiled, raised her hand to be held by him, and then linked her arm through his.
This wave of invitation moves was very smooth, and the final hand-holding invitation directly maxed out the sense of ritual.
Don't think girls don't know what you're thinking, especially a girl of Susan's level. You could say what kind of invitation routine hasn't she seen?
The moment you open your mouth, she knows what you're up to.
A straight-laced guy might think, isn't it just inviting to dinner? You already know what I mean, why bother with all those fancy tricks, isn't it good to be direct and straightforward?
However--
Get ready to highlight this!
What girls value are precisely these fancy tricks. Isn't so-called romance just these things?
Even if the end result is the same, different processes will make the same result feel different.
Just like that business between men and women, to put it bluntly, the results are all the same, but the process is different, so the feeling of the result is naturally different!
Guys still hope girls will be more proactive, why can't girls demand that guys be a bit more fancy?
Why do bad boys have people who love them?
Because everything a girl wants, he knows how to do and understands completely!
Why do they say you need thick skin to pursue girls?
If your skin is thin, even knowing full well that a girl likes fancy things, you're too embarrassed to say it, too embarrassed to do it—what earthly use is that?!
True story: I understand all the principles, I just can't do it!
(That is totally me!)
The restaurant wasn't luxurious, and the taste wasn't outstanding, but to Su Quan—it was a feast for the eyes.
You ask about Susan?
Heh, she was too busy laughing to pay any attention to the taste.
Su Quan went all out, endlessly churning out various little jokes and cute lines. Most importantly, he was neither flattering nor reserved, and he casually and gracefully tossed out little stories that could shorten the distance between a man and a woman without looking sleazy in the least.
His witty and magnanimous personality and handsome foreign appearance made Susan's favorable impression of him shoot straight up.
Especially when compared to a certain someone.
Looks?
Although somewhat charming, he was bearded and unkempt. No matter how high his looks were, they would be discounted, plus they weren't that high to begin with.
What about Su Quan? With a tall, straight figure, upright demeanor, and a handsome foreign face, he radiated confidence at all times.
That someone only looked like that when talking about experimental research.
Yet what was the use of that?
Could it be that after getting together, they would stay in the lab every single day?!
Personality?
That went without saying even more.
That someone was just a straight-laced guy who couldn't even squeeze out a clever phrase in three sentences.
What about Su Quan?
Susan felt that she had laughed more today than the total time she had known that someone—it was even double!
And it was that completely relaxed, heartfelt laughter.
How could this even compare?
Just give up, just ruin it!
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The moon was bright and the stars were sparse, and the neon lights along the street were colorful and brilliant like a river of stars.
At the hotel entrance, Susan withdrew her hand from Su Quan's arm, tossed her golden hair, and said with a bright smile, "I'm very happy today, and it was great meeting you!"
"Me too."
Su Quan smiled and nodded, "Shouldn't I invite you up for a sit-down and a cup of coffee?"
Susan smiled playfully and shook her head, "Too early. But I'll consider accepting your second date invitation."
The three-date rule, huh?
The first date is to determine each other's intentions and feelings. If it goes smoothly, you can look forward to a second date; if it doesn't go smoothly, you say goodbye to each other and won't date again.
The second date is to deepen mutual understanding, reconfirm and consolidate feelings, and weigh whether you are suited to be together. If it goes smoothly, you can hold hands a little, and have a kiss goodbye when parting ways.
The third date requires a bit of thought, and it's the most crucial one. Whether you can confirm a boyfriend-girlfriend relationship and take things a step further depends on the result of this time.
Note that the three dates don't strictly refer to a count of three times, but rather to the goals and progress of each date.
Ineffective dates are not counted, because there is no progress in the relationship between the two people, and they are just treading in place.
Of course, dates with certain purposes do not fall within the scope of the three-date rule!
It seemed Susan was the type preparing to be serious.
Su Quan smiled and nodded, "I'll look forward to it."
"Then I'm heading back to my dorm, good night."
"Good night."
Susan waved goodbye. Su Quan watched her figure disappear from view, smiled lightly, and turned into the hotel.
Love?
Two people who have never met before can have a kiss because of a drinking game. Some love is so cheap it's disgusting.
Some people spend hundreds of thousands just to marry the love of their life, while others spend a few hundred bucks on drinks, or even rely just on a mouth, to experience someone else's love of their life.
Tell me, what is love?
Falling in love at first sight is easy, but supporting each other through thick and thin is very hard.
Compared to love, Su Quan believed more in affection.
To be honest, Susan's leaving didn't make him feel disappointed; instead, she made him a bit happy, because she genuinely considered things, unlike himself, who purely coveted her prettiness.
I've digressed.
Su Quan's main purpose in coming here was to find Reed to repair the time controller. With Reed's talent, fixing it shouldn't be a problem. The problem was after it was fixed--
Most of the time, looking at whether a person's strength is formidable or not mainly depends on their ability level and combat power height.
The technological side is usually not considered very strong, just very troublesome.
The simplest example, Kang the Conqueror's variant, the Variant.
Anyone who saw her get stabbed to death by Female Loki would think she was very weak, but was he really weak?
Ending the multiversal war, ruling the multiversal timeline, creating the Time Variance Authority, and controlling the free will of all living beings in the multiverse—is this called weak?
Perhaps he was a mortal without superpowers, perhaps he was a combat-level-five scum who got stabbed to death with a single knife, but he was the one who managed to do things that people with "powerful" abilities couldn't do.
Mr. Fantastic Reed, he and Kang the Conqueror, or rather the Variant, were the same kind of person.
His ability was just that his body could stretch freely like rubber, which, purely from an ability standpoint, wasn't strong.
But this guy was smart!
In the comics, Reed, just like the Variant, formed the Reed Council with countless versions of himself within the multiverse.
The purpose was to eliminate all threats.
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