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Chapter 1657 Life Simulator 10
Since this was the first time Linlang had refused her parents' pressure to get married, they didn't say anything, only telling her to have time to date so that all the good young men wouldn't be taken by others as she got older.

Linlang gave a perfunctory reply and then continued the simulation.

This simulation was similar to the one in which the original owner of the body had also refused her parents' suggestion.

However, just like Linlang, the original owner of this body was thinking about how to handle marriage in the future, because she knew that if she didn't get married, her parents would definitely keep pressuring her.

"Nothing happened on the first day."

The next day, nothing happened.

Nothing happened on the third day.

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On the twelfth day, your parents urged you to find a partner again. After thinking it over, you registered on a dating platform, partly to see if you could find a suitable match, and partly to give your parents an explanation.

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On the eighteenth day, you decide to meet up with a netizen you felt good about after chatting on the platform. If you hit it off, you'll decide whether to pursue a deeper relationship.

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On the twentieth day, we met in person. The first impression was okay, but after dinner, the other person asked to go to a hotel. You thought it was absurd that they would ask to go to a hotel after only meeting once. Someone of the opposite sex who wants to go to a hotel after only meeting for the first time is obviously not a good match. This person is obviously not looking for marriage through matchmaking, but rather is afraid of getting a sexually transmitted disease from a woman. So he wants to find a clean woman on this matchmaking platform, probably thinking that this way he can save on girlfriend fees, since everyone splits the cost of the meal, and he is a man who eats more, so it's quite cost-effective.

You refused the other person's request.

However, the other party believes that your willingness to have dinner with him means that you are interested in him, and that your current refusal is unreasonable. He asks you to pay him the other half of the meal and taxi fare, saying that if you hadn't agreed to meet him in person, he wouldn't have needed to spend these money at all.

You feel speechless, but you don't intend to give the money that person asked for. After all, meeting in person was a mutual agreement, not something you unilaterally requested. If he didn't want to, he could have just refused. How can you agree to meet in person and then expect you to pay for his meal and taxi fare? That would be equivalent to you fully reimbursing him for all his expenses after he came all that way.
Even if the man doesn't reimburse all the expenses for this kind of face-to-face meeting, and doesn't take advantage of the man, there's no reason for the woman to reimburse all the expenses.

You've realized the other person is awful, so stop responding to their unreasonable demands, leave immediately, and block them.

You realize that finding a good match on a dating platform isn't necessarily effective, so after going back, you delete the dating platform and decide to find a partner in real life.

On the twenty-first day, the person you met in person exposed you online, saying you were a gold digger and that you wasted his time and money on the meeting. This serves as a warning to others to avoid meeting you and avoid wasting their time and money.

You were at a disadvantage because you didn't record the other person's request to go to a hotel on your first date. Although you didn't do anything outrageous, you received negative comments from some members of the opposite sex. Even though you asked the other person to remove your photo because it violated your portrait rights and privacy, you were still affected and regretted looking for a partner on a dating platform in the first place.

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On the thirty-fifth day, heartbroken, you decide to accept your parents' arrangement. However, you have no feelings for the other person; you're just living together out of convenience, and you live an ordinary life.

Linlang was speechless after reading the simulation, wondering if it was too simplistic and crude. Would she really decide to listen to her parents' arrangements, marry someone she didn't like, and just make do with that for the rest of her life because of some trash?
I don't know how this simulation was done; it's way too exaggerated.

It's probably a simulation based on the original owner's data. Otherwise, considering how much money she made from stock trading, it shouldn't have produced such a result. After all, she already had some assets, and in a while, she'd have enough for a down payment on a house in a first-tier city.

Of course, fearing that the simulation results might differ from those of the original owner, Linlang doesn't plan to make a down payment on a house in a first-tier city for the time being. In any case, house prices are not only not rising, but are also stagnating or even falling, so not buying for the time being won't be a loss.

On the contrary, putting money in the stock market and continuing to speculate on stocks can earn more value than buying a house, so Linlang continues to speculate on stocks and has not bought a house.

Perhaps because she didn't buy a house, the results of her simulation were similar to those of the original owner.

But she made a lot of money in the stock market, so why couldn't the life simulator detect it? Or is it that the money is in the stock market and not withdrawn, so the life simulator doesn't count it as real money?
The original owner realized that the cost of simulating was getting higher and higher, so he started using the life simulator to trade stocks. But that was a long time later. After all, the cost per simulation was still very low. The original owner had not yet grasped the pattern of the increasing cost of simulation, so he had not yet traded stocks. After all, it would take forty simulations for the cost per simulation to become ten thousand.

As forty simulations, that will naturally be a long time from now. After all, each simulation is not done once a day, nor is it done several times a day. Instead, the simulation is only done after the problems identified in the previous one have been resolved. In this way, forty simulations can last for at least one or two years. Therefore, in the short term, there is no need to worry about not having enough money for simulations.

Just like the original owner, Linlang saw that going to a dating platform would be like this, so she naturally didn't plan to register on the dating platform. Of course, she also wouldn't meet anyone in person. On the contrary, Linlang wanted to deal with the trash who met the original owner. The first time they met, he wanted to book a hotel room. If he didn't, he would make the original owner pay for all the meals and taxi fares. If the original owner didn't pay, he would post the original owner's name online and let people cyberbully her.

However, since this person did such a thing to the original owner of this body, and did it so smoothly, he must have done it to others before. In that case, even if she didn't meet that person in person, she could still gather some evidence and then expose his true colors when he cyberbullies someone. —Linlang believed that not everyone would let him take advantage of her and reimburse all his expenses for meeting her in person. Given this person's personality, he would definitely post about that girl online and incite others to cyberbully her.

Upon investigation, Linlang was right; this person had done the same thing before.

He demands that the other person sleep with him upon meeting them, and if the other person refuses, he demands that they pay for all his expenses. In this way, he can guarantee that meeting them in person will be a win-win situation.

After all, even if there were expenses, he split them equally with the woman. He only spent his own money on food and still had a good time. How great is that? It's much safer and cheaper than dating that kind of woman.

If he doesn't get his satisfaction, and the woman has to cover all his expenses, then he's at least getting a free meal, so he's not losing out either way.

If a woman is unwilling to have sex with him or cover all his expenses, causing him to spend money without getting anything in return, he will post her online and cyberbully her.

This man is really cunning. He's unwilling to suffer any loss and always tries to take advantage of others. If you don't let him get away with it, he'll retaliate.