A large part of the reason Su He didn't want to get married so early was that she was afraid of dealing with mother-in-law/daughter-in-law relationships.

She was young in both her past and present lives and had never experienced these things before, so she couldn't help but be a little worried.

She was really tempted by the opportunity to not have to live with her elders after marriage.

But even though she thought that way, she didn't act impulsively. In fact, she was a little confused. Since he was such a good catch, he shouldn't be unable to find a partner. Why was he being asked to go on a blind date with her?

So he asked directly, "You still haven't told me why you wanted to go on a blind date with me?"

Could it be that he really fell in love with her at first sight after only a few meetings?

Seeing the puzzled look on Su He's fair face, Lin Jingyan felt a little embarrassed.

But I still spoke my mind.

"Well, I just think we're a good match."

"Hmm, where is it appropriate?" Su He was a little puzzled. It's understandable that she thought that way, since they really weren't familiar with each other before.

Lin Jingyan thought about it carefully, and he couldn't really explain it. Anyway, he had a deep impression of this person after several unexpected encounters.

Although she often encounters strange blind dates, she doesn't feel that sad or self-destructive, and she is also decisive in rejecting people she doesn't like.

Lin Jingyan couldn't help but laugh when he thought about how she scared away the man who wanted to steal her job. It was then that he realized it might be good to get to know her, so he unusually asked her where she worked.

After inquiring about her later, I also heard about her "reputation" among the surrounding crowd.

I wasn't scared, but I thought it was quite impressive that a young girl could do something like that, so I wanted to learn more about her.

He didn't really believe in fate before, but after several unexpected encounters with Su He, he felt that the two of them were quite destined for each other, and he also developed an interest in her. He didn't know if this was love, but Su He was the first female comrade he had actively paid attention to in recent years.

Perhaps this is what liking someone means.

That's why this blind date happened.

However, he didn't intend to say what he was thinking; he was just looking at Su He, who was still waiting for his answer.

After thinking for a moment, he said, "We've been on many blind dates before, which shows we're both looking for a partner. Plus, we've met so many times by chance, so it's quite a coincidence. I also have good feelings for you, so I thought I'd like to get to know each other better and give it a try."

However, when he said the last sentence, he blushed, which was unusual for Su He.

He knew in his heart that in this day and age, it was already quite bold of him to directly tell her that he felt good about her.

After thinking about it for a moment, she realized that she actually had a pretty good feeling about this person. Putting aside his personality and other conditions, the key was that he was good-looking. Since she was going to get married sooner or later anyway, she might as well find someone she found pleasing to the eye.

Looking at his handsome face, I'd probably eat an extra bowl of rice.

Thinking about this, she was about to agree, but then she remembered her previous worries and cautiously asked, "You, um... you don't have any hidden illnesses, right?"

"What?" Lin Jingyan was stunned for a moment after hearing her question, then realized what she meant. His face turned pale and then dark, but he finally gritted his teeth and said, "No!"

Su He finally breathed a sigh of relief, "That's good."

Hearing this, Lin Jingyan's face darkened completely. "What do you mean? What makes you think I have a hidden illness?"

Su He was unusually embarrassed, "Well, it's just that you're so great, and I'm just a country girl, I feel like I'm not good enough for you!"

Hearing this, Lin Jingyan's expression softened, though it still didn't look good. He reassured her, "Don't overthink it. My family and I don't care about background. Workers and peasants are one family. Being from the countryside is nothing to worry about. There's no question of being a good match or not."