Chapter 69

The moon was bright and the stars were sparse; the neon lights on the street were colorful, shining like a galaxy.

At the hotel entrance, Susan withdrew her hand from Su Quan's arm, brushed back her golden hair, and said with a smiling face: "I'm very happy today, and I'm also very glad to have met you!"

"Me too."

Su Quan nodded with a smile: "Should I invite you up for a sit and a cup of coffee?"

Susan shook her head with a playful smile: "Too early, but I will consider accepting your second date invitation."

The three-date rule?

The first date is to determine each other's intentions and feelings; if it goes well, you can look forward to the second date; if it doesn't go well, you say goodbye to each other and won't date again.

The second date is to deepen the understanding of each other, reconfirm and consolidate feelings, and weigh whether you are suitable to be together. If it goes well, you can hold hands, and have a goodbye kiss when parting.

The third date requires some thought, and it is the most critical one. Whether you can confirm a boyfriend-girlfriend relationship and whether you can take a step further depends on the result of this one.

Note that the three-date rule doesn't refer entirely to the number of dates, but to the goals and progress of each date.

Ineffective dates are not counted, because the relationship between the two has made no progress and is just treading water.

Of course, dates with certain purposes are not within the scope of the three-date rule!

It seems Susan is the type who is prepared to be serious.

Su Quan nodded with a smile: "I will look forward to it."

"Then I'm going back to the dorm, good night."

"Good night."

Susan waved goodbye. Su Quan watched her figure disappear from sight, smiled lightly, turned around, and entered the hotel.

Love?

Two men and women who have never met can kiss because of a game at a dinner table; some love is so cheap it's disgusting.

Some people spend hundreds of thousands to marry the love of their life, while others spend a few hundred on alcohol, or even just rely on a mouth, to experience someone else's love of their life.

Tell me, what is love?

Love at first sight is easy, but living together through thick and thin is very difficult.

Compared to love, Su Quan believes more in feelings.

Honestly, Susan's departure didn't make him feel disappointed; on the contrary, he was a bit happy because she was seriously considering it, unlike himself, who was simply after her beauty.

Getting off track.

Su Quan's main purpose for coming here was to find Reed to fix the time controller. With Reed's talent, fixing it shouldn't be a problem, but the problem is after it's fixed—

Most of the time, looking at whether a person's strength is powerful or not mainly depends on the strength of their ability and the level of their combat power.

Those on the technology side are usually not considered very strong, but very troublesome.

The simplest example: a variant of Kang the Conqueror, He Who Remains.

Anyone who sees him stabbed to death by Lady Loki would think he is very weak, but is 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 is a mortal without superpowers, perhaps he is a 'level 5 combatant' who was stabbed to death, but he is the one who achieved things that many people with powerful 'abilities' could not.

Mr. Fantastic, Reed—he and Kang the Conqueror, or He Who Remains, are the same type of person.

His ability is just that his body can stretch freely like rubber; purely in terms of ability, it is not strong.

But this guy is smart!

In the comics, Reed, like He Who Remains, formed the 【Council of Reeds】 with countless versions of himself in the multiverse.

The purpose was to eliminate all threats.