"puff!"

"Cough, cough, cough."

Su Chen was completely stumped by this last question.

Now he finally understood what this family was really up to.

It seems they've got their eyes on me, this piece of Tang Monk's flesh.

However, the other party really went all out.

He even wanted to marry his daughter to him.

"Professor Su, are you... are you alright?"

Seeing this, Lina stood up immediately, looking very worried. She even brought Su Chen a napkin and some water.

"No, it's nothing..."

"Your Majesty, Princess Lina, I am very sorry. If I may be frank, I already have someone I love, and I have no intention of joining your country."

"What?"

Several people spoke in unison.

They all stared wide-eyed.

They hadn't expected Su Chen to refuse so readily.

Such tempting conditions are irresistible, except perhaps to the billionaire CEOs in novels who are worth hundreds of billions.

No one would refuse, right?

Fellow of the Royal Society.

The whole country is using its resources to support its own industries.

In addition, he was the son-in-law of the royal family.

None of these are things an ordinary person could refuse.

But Su Chen is no ordinary person.

"Professor Su, you don't need to answer right away. You can seriously consider this matter."

Seeing this, the old king did not give up; this answer pleased him even more.

This means that the other party will not lower themselves for these readily available benefits.

This is the kind of quality he admires even more.

Sylvia, standing to the side, gently smoothed things over, much like a mother-in-law looking at her son-in-law.

“Professor Su, we were a bit too hasty. As you know, we Westerners are always direct in our actions. How about this, after the awards ceremony tomorrow, you can spend a few more days in Sweden and get to know Lina better.”

At this moment, Lina, who was standing to the side, also confessed directly:

"Professor Su, I don't care at all about you having a girlfriend. You can take your time to get to know me."

"Furthermore, for an outstanding man like you, I believe everyone has the right to pursue you before marriage, wouldn't you agree?"