Why Did You Provoke Her? She Can Tell Fortunes!-Chapter 356 - 339: Gaining the Whole Family’s Approval
Thinking of this, Jiang Aijia couldn’t help but worry, could the real reason Mu Yunchu’s eyes are having problems be because of this?
Could it be caused by frequent livestreaming?
Then will she still be able to livestream for us in the future...
An indescribable fear rose from the bottom of her heart.
But for now, no matter what, Mu Yunchu has temporarily gained Jiang Ma’s trust.
"Girl, you just need to tell everything you know later."
Jiang Ma’s attitude towards Mu Yunchu at this moment could only be considered polite.
She thought in her heart, whatever portion she could calculate, just say it.
Even if it’s only a little bit, it’s better than nothing.
She didn’t dare to expect much more.
After all, the higher the expectations, the greater the disappointment later.
Just like that, the method Jiang Aijia thought of was recognized by the whole family.
Regarding this matter, Jiang Ba doesn’t understand but respects it. After all, among the four family members, his status is the lowest. Even if he expressed opposition, it wouldn’t change anything and might even get him scolded. So it’s better not to say anything.
When they opened the door again, the people sitting in the outer living room immediately resumed their "proper and serious" postures.
The voices that were faintly heard from inside the room also completely disappeared at this moment.
It seemed that these people had already started chatting among themselves when they were not inside.
Mu Yunchu noticed that the expressions on these people’s faces were roughly divided into categories. Some held their heads high, like victorious roosters. This must be because they gained a lot of superiority from their conversations.
Another type was those with heads down, frowning, obviously the kind that was inferior in comparison to the others.
There were also those whose eyes sparkled with determination, looking at Jiang Ma and others with eyes full of ambition and confidence. They didn’t need to highlight their superiority from their own conditions, their goal was just to win them over.
Although Mu Yunchu didn’t move, she slowly adjusted the angle of the talisman and scanned across the faces of these people, analyzing the situation.
But... strangely, some people’s expressions were not right.
Jiang Aijia noticed Mu Yunchu frowning and thought she might be facing some inconvenience, so she quickly leaned over and asked, "Master, is there anything you need me to do?"
Mu Yunchu was startled, thinking about her speaking, she forgot to look at those people’s faces.
She couldn’t help but think, hoping to quickly resolve Li Shang’s nanny issue after returning, to regain her strength.
Although she could see a lot using the talisman, it was ultimately less convenient than her own eyes.
She had experienced this many times.
Usually, it wasn’t a big deal.
This feeling was most apparent during the dispute with Wang Feng in the public restroom, and now.
Because using the talisman itself requires some energy and attention, if at this time she also needed to do fortune-telling, or if someone suddenly talked to her, it would be overwhelming.
Oh well. 𝘧𝓇𝑒𝑒𝑤ℯ𝑏𝓃𝘰𝑣ℯ𝘭.𝘤ℴ𝘮
After all, she was here to fulfill the employer’s request to see through these people, not in a hurry for this moment.
Thinking of this, Mu Yunchu shook her head, as a response to Jiang Aijia.
She didn’t need anything right now.
Jiang Ma was about to speak when one of the matchmaking candidates stood up abruptly, startling them.
"Hello, Uncle Jiang, Aunt Jiang."
The man was about thirty years old, with no special features in his appearance, an average person, but at least not ugly. He wore glasses, looked refined, like some intellectual.
Judging from his age, he seemed to suit Jiang Liang well.
As soon as he stood up to speak, all the attention in the room was focused on him.
It was unclear whether he really had something to say or just wanted to stand out.
No one knew, but those matchmaking candidates who sat with him instinctively thought it was the latter possibility.
Moreover, just now during the conversation, he hadn’t said a word, who knew if he was holding back something bad.
So now, everyone’s gazes at him were full of vigilance.
Afraid he might say something against their interest.
But at this moment, the man gently pushed his glasses, "I just have a question I don’t quite understand. Sitting in this room now..." As he said this, his gaze moved to the side involuntarily and saw a few ’colleagues’ standing, so he changed his words, "And standing here."
"Are we all here for matchmaking with your daughter?"
"Isn’t the number a bit too much?"
After saying this, he pushed his glasses again.
Politely expressing his dissatisfaction.
This man’s speech was skillful, hard for others to pick fault with, but he still clearly stated his demand.
Also, what he said resonated with others.
In just two sentences, those who had been watching him with targeted and hostile eyes quickly changed their stance.
"Of course, I know your daughter is outstanding, and having more choices is normal," the man with glasses continued, "I just think that everyone gathering like this not only wastes time but also prevents normal exchanges between two people to achieve mutual understanding."
From his words, it was clear he had been on matchmaking sessions before.
He incisively pointed out the drawbacks of everyone gathering here.
Matchmaking undoubtedly values a few points.
The first is visual attraction.
In plain words, do you like the other’s appearance?
Then there’s family background, and the values and outlooks of both parties.
These latter points require conversation to understand.
This implies that whether alone or not, at least two people need time to converse.
It certainly can’t be everyone in the room chatting endlessly.
To say the least, if you just want to know basic conditions, it may take about ten minutes.
One person takes ten minutes, then ten people take a hundred minutes, with so many people in the room now, it would take at least two hours.
So while one person is speaking, what should the rest do, just wait?
This was the main issue the man with glasses wanted to express.
He felt Jiang Liang could have matchmaking sessions with many, tens, or even hundreds of people, but these people shouldn’t be in the same room simultaneously.
This is simply a waste of time.
At first, everyone saw so many matchmaking candidates simultaneously and was caught in ’competition.’ They didn’t think deeply about it, just wanting to be better than others.
Now, hearing what he said, everyone suddenly realized.
One person impulsively stood up, "Yeah, aren’t you making a fool out of us?"
"We’re not pork at a market."
"If it’s matchmaking, let’s do it one by one, this is such a waste of my time."
Although others didn’t say anything equally harsh, their expressions weren’t good, clearly in agreement.
