Not to mention that Yinsen had barely met any women so far; after finally running into someone familiar, she had shown absolutely no interest in him.
Back in the Biohazard World, Jill had kept pursuing Yinsen purely out of a police officer's professional instincts. Once she uncovered the truth, she immediately vanished—apparently intending to reveal what she had discovered and bring down the evil Umbrella Corporation for good.
To Jill, Yinsen would always be nothing more than a mysterious young man of considerable strength whose origins were unknown.
Besides, Yinsen had neither the time nor the energy to think about such things. He had spent more than half a year working tirelessly before finally resolving his survival issues and ensuring that his life in the Sea of Tranquility could continue steadily.
Next, he needed to work on building up his assets while also improving his strength. Whenever he traveled to another plane, his first consideration had to be whether there were any local specialties worth collecting. Beyond that, he needed to gather all kinds of knowledge and materials. Even if he had no time to read them immediately, he had to copy them into the Book of Inheritance and slowly absorb that knowledge back in the Sea of Tranquility.
These days, he constantly had the Book of Inheritance in hand, reading whenever he had a spare moment. Not counting the vast amount of shipbuilding and nautical knowledge he had copied from the Raccoon City library, he had not even finished the language-learning materials Ancient One had given him.
There was also the various Magic Knowledge Merlin had left within the Book of Inheritance, as well as the Magic Potion and herbalism knowledge he had previously obtained from Akara.
Looking at it that way, he had practically fallen into a hellish