Chapter 149: Information Analysis! The Death of Huangfu Shu!

What?!

Su Yang felt a huge shock in his heart; does Lin Shuyu also have stars in his eyes?

Then what's up with the stars in Xu Yutong's eyes?

Wait!

"Why am I so certain that she also has stars?" Su Yang's pupils narrowed slightly.

"The stars you mentioned... are they something like starlight?" Tang Youning pondered for a moment and asked.

"Yes, exactly that." Jiang Hua nodded repeatedly.

At that moment, he suddenly thought of something and exclaimed, "Brother Youning, does your date also have this condition?"

Su Yang snapped his head around.

Tang Youning said leisurely, "Hmm, I saw starlight in her eyes when I was introducing the exhibition to her."

"Specifically, is it stars... or starlight?" Su Yang asked.

"I didn't look closely at the time; there isn't much difference between the two, right?" Tang Youning said.

There's a big difference!

Can stars and starlight be the same?

Su Yang wanted to probe for more details, but being too forward would surely reveal his intentions.

He simply said, "Anything else?"

"Hmm... she doesn't like going to exhibitions, nor does she enjoy concerts; I don't know exactly what she likes," Tang Youning scratched his head.

Not a buddy.

What exactly did you set up for the date?

Even if it wasn't a date, sitting face‑to‑face and chatting would reveal more than just this information, right?

Su Yang wanted to complain, but now it was clearly untimely.

Perhaps to a girl, this handsome, meticulous uncle of his only barely scores points in impression.

He's the type you could spend everyday life with.

But not suitable for romance.

"During the date, did she ever bring up any topics on her own?" Su Yang asked curiously.

"Yes, she asked me whether I have any family hereditary disease history," Tang Youning said seriously.

Su Yang: …

Jiang Hua: …

You're unstoppable, kid.

Su Yang wanted to laugh, but he steadfastly adhered to the principle of not joking about others' shortcomings, and forced himself to hold back.

"From this, it seems the girl is a fairly serious type and speaks rather bluntly," Su Yang concluded.

"Mm‑mm, I think so too," Jiang Hua agreed.

"I see..." Tang Youning said understandingly.

Su Yang felt he couldn't extract more information from him, so he said, "My date is named Xu Yutong, 20 years old, born in Donghai City, a bit princess complex, likes cute things like plush dolls and the like."

"She likes spicy food, loves sweets, enjoys watching the evening stars, once dreamed of a self‑driven tour of Tibet, longs for her family's approval, and is somewhat insecure."

He didn't fabricate Xu Yutong's basic information; after all, these details aren't important.

The later content is a mix of truth and falsehood; he naturally wouldn't blurt out all the factual data at once.

Since Jiang Hua began his exposition, Su Yang has been observing the radiance emitted from their eyes.

Jiang Hua is blue, and didn't lie.

Tang Youning is blue, and also didn't lie.

But basing only on what they expressed doesn't mean there are no hidden motives.

"That detailed? Did you check her household registration?" Jiang Hua was startled.

To learn so much in such a short time, did the girl have no guard at all?

"It relies on human hearts, and borrows Innate Talent," Su Yang placed his finger on his chest.

"I don't believe that; it's all about looks, right?" Jiang Hua curled his lip.

Su Yang didn't deny that.

Crushes basically start from seeing someone attractive.

Those so‑called romances that ignore looks are pure nonsense.

When the time comes, a single encounter might make them run faster than Bolt.

It begins with looks, remains loyal to character.

This is Su Yang's consistent view on mate selection.

"It's a pity we didn't get that kid Huangfu Shu's information," Jiang Hua said with regret.

"Not important; even if he shows up, he won't produce any good results," Su Yang said lightly.

Jiang Hua suddenly thought of something and asked curiously, "Su Yang, how do you plan to arrange tomorrow's date?"

"Haven't decided yet," Su Yang replied.

"Just be yourself, play to your strengths. Poor Huangfu Shu will be toyed with by women," Jiang Hua said, resting his head on his hands and shaking his head.

Huangfu Shu naturally treats girls like Brazilian steak abroad, so he'll get burned.

The women who've gotten this far are each more ruthless.

His little scheming was instantly seen through.

"That's all for today; I wish both of you to perform well tomorrow," Su Yang stood up and issued the Expulsion Order.

"Fine, I'm going back to sleep," Jiang Hua yawned.

When the two left, Su Yang's face darkened.

"All three girls have stars in their eyes; could it be that the three of them are my partners?" Su Yang felt it was rather absurd.

Now it can be stated clearly that the stars are the manifestation of activating the Innate Talent.

It's just that Su Yang was a bit puzzled.

Truly a man versus three women?

"We'll have to distinguish it from tomorrow's Partner Information…" Su Yang's head ached from thinking, so he simply climbed onto the bed to sleep.

In the face of the unknown, any amount of speculation is futile.

The next morning at ten o'clock.

Su Yang got up, freshened up, and went downstairs.

He saw Tang Youning wearing an apron in the kitchen, preparing breakfast.

Meanwhile Jiang Hua was holding a mirror in his hand, cleaning the pimples on his nose.

"Morning," Su Yang called out.

"It's almost noon; you really can sleep a lot," Jiang Hua said, glancing at the clock.

"I haven't slept this comfortably in ages; I got up at seven and then took a nap," Su Yang rubbed his slightly swollen head.

"We've already had breakfast; Brother Tang is making one for you," Jiang Hua said.

"Thanks," Su Yang shouted toward the kitchen.

Tang Youning waved without turning his head.

"By the way, where's Huangfu Shu?" Su Yang looked left and right but saw no sign of him.

"I don't know; when I got up this morning I didn't see him, probably still sleeping," Jiang Hua shook his head.

If that incident hadn't happened yesterday, Jiang Hua would definitely have taken the initiative to wake him up.

But now the two are in a "cold violence" stage, each unwilling to bother the other.

"I'll go call him; Baozi will be ready in five minutes," Tang Youning took off his apron and headed toward the Second Floor.

"Thanks for the effort," Su Yang said weakly.

Jiang Hua hummed lightly, "That damned ghost can just keep sleeping; he's an adult, yet still needs someone to wake him."

Su Yang smiled without replying; his tone sounded just like a wronged little daughter‑in‑law.

At that moment, Tang Youning suddenly burst out of the room, leaning on the railing of the Second Floor, saying gravely, "Come up quickly, something's happened."

Su Yang, hearing that, instantly perked up and rushed to Huangfu Shu's room.

However, the next scene made his face turn pale.

He saw the white Bed Sheet stained red, a shocking sight.

A Stone arrow was deeply lodged in his chest, leaving only half protruding outside.

Huangfu Shu's eyes were bulging, a pair of blood‑veined, wax‑ball‑like eyeballs staring blankly at the ceiling.

His mouth was wide open, as if he had seen something terrifying.

"Dead?!" Jiang Hua's face changed abruptly.