Her Cultivation Diary

Chapter 2169: Chapter 1848: Pulling Strings

Oh dear!

Aunt Zhang Hong sighed deeply.

"What a great opportunity this is, I heard you two even know each other well..."

But the girl next to her just glanced at her phone and didn’t respond. Aunt Zhang Hong noticed that everyone in the venue, aside from some loud TikTok videos, was also absorbed in their phones.

So she stopped talking and just watched silently.

Mainly because she was already there. She figured she might as well stay for the buffet.

But she wasn’t idle. She pulled out her notebook from her bag and started writing again.

What was she writing?

The young man from the mountain’s Security Team, who previously received some festival gifts, said he wouldn’t sell them and wanted to send them home. His sister was very fond of the gifts, pestering him all day.

He was worried because his sister had been dating someone, but the family didn’t approve, and she reacted by breaking things and threatening to go on a hunger strike...

Hearing this, Aunt Zhang Hong knew this family was not the kind to favor boys over girls, at least not obsessively.

But whether the girl was well-behaved or not, in a family that educates their children with common sense, the overall character can’t be too bad, right?

No, she still needs to inquire more.

Sometimes the elders at the top are muddle-headed, which is even worse than having a personality defect.

Because if there is some flaw, we can address it specifically. But if someone is confused, it’s really hard to make sense of things, you never know when they might mess up.

And there was the new copywriter, She Min.

The young girl spoke softly, if you went to buy fermented tofu from her to send home, you had to repeat two or three times to make sure she understood how many jars you wanted.

Even though she signed up this time, she secretly advised her not to rush into finding a partner—oh dear, this girl probably thought her boss was keen on promoting this event, so she obliged to make up the numbers.

She’d have to talk to her later.

With her personality, she’d be without a partner even if she waited 10 more years! Since she doesn’t insist on staying single, why not make plans early?

Start dating more while young, whether successful or not, you gain experience.

Seeing more now means fewer losses later.

This must be noted down.

With such a shy personality...

Aunt Zhang Hong pondered that if no one took the initiative, this girl might just end up as part of the crowd.

After all, they’re organizing this matchmaking event, but it’s not about enforcing pairings or matching personalities... none of that.

Finding a partner is about mutual attraction; if you like each other, anything goes; if not, nothing works.

Aunt Zhang Hong earnestly noted down the young girl’s family details too.

She remembered the previous health check organized by Lao Song’s family, which was quite expensive. It was a comprehensive package.

This way, whether there’s a family medical history or contagious diseases, we don’t need to ask, we’re already clear.

The reason she knew this—well, if you signed up for the matchmaking event, anyone sincere would take snapshots of these key points for her to review.

Overall, Aunt Zhang Hong, now holding the matchmaking strings, appeared increasingly focused and earnest.

But she didn’t notice that her current image seemed quite out of place in the entire venue.

Previously mentioned, Aunt Zhang Hong was dressed formally today.

Since her family’s conditions improved, even when extremely busy, she still got her hair permed, dyed in a chestnut brown color.

But as the styling was done in the county, the hair wasn’t treated with much shine, just coarsely styled into a few curls with stiff styling foam.

She wore a modified cheongsam dress bought by Duoduo for over a hundred yuan, black and red colors, and on her...

In any case, even if not fully rustic, she was at least ninety-nine percent there.

On her wrist was a noisy big gold bracelet, but those hands unmistakably belonged to someone doing rough work for years.

Not to mention the small high heels paired with short socks on her feet.

With such an outfit, anyone could tell she wasn’t a company employee.

Therefore, when she pulled out her notebook and slowly wrote something amidst the crowd playing with phones, the girls sitting nearby exchanged glances, surprisingly attracted to her.

Everyone absent-mindedly scrolled through their phone pages while their ears perked up, eyes secretly observing.

The girl closest to her finally broke the silence.

She asked after switching tactics:

"Auntie, what are you writing?"

She joked: "You wouldn’t be sent by a company to jot down our performances, would you?"

Aunt Zhang Hong stopped writing, instantly bursting into laughter: "I’m not from a company, I’m from the village beneath. Our village is organizing a matchmaking event, and our village head was worried I lacked experience, and wouldn’t prepare well, so he specially asked me to learn some tips here."

Her words made everyone laugh.

For just a matchmaking event, if they weren’t specifically invited, they wouldn’t willingly attend. Yet someone else even "used connections to come."

However, the content of what she said stirred their gossip instincts.

Why was it that people resisted matchmaking events yet were so interested?

Oh, matchmaking in the village, they wouldn’t go! Watching the drama and being involved are two different stories.

The girls sitting around brightened:

"Your village is organizing a matchmaking event too? Are there many single young people there? Auntie, I’ve participated in several; if you want to know anything, ask me."

Oh, Aunt Zhang Hong had been waiting for this sentence!

She quickly sat up straight: "We have a large farm, Yunqiao Village, you know it? The tofu and vegetables are particularly delicious there. If you have time, you must visit!"

"Because it keeps raining, there aren’t many tasks on the mountain, and quite a few employees are single. We thought of organizing an event to solve such big life issues."

Yunqiao Village?

Nowadays, anyone online has probably seen recommendations and promotions from various visitors on the local TikTok.

Everyone got excited; if it weren’t for Aunt Zhang Hong chatting about matchmaking, some would’ve tried personally to gauge how the village really is!

Some girls blinked: "I went there, the flowers were so beautiful, and it was perfect for photos. The food was indeed delicious; my mom talked about it for ages, wanting to visit again."

"Come then!" Aunt Zhang Hong lacked confidence as the main organizer of the matchmaking event, but to promote her village or business, she was quite candid:

"Now it’s raining, fewer people in the village, with plenty of vegetables, so feel free to pick."

After promoting, she turned to the girl beside her: "Girl, you said you participated several times, let me ask, usually, how is the timing scheduled on your side?"

The girl didn’t answer but curiously asked: "Auntie, I saw you wrote a lot just now, are those materials of people attending the matchmaking event?"

She vaguely saw a name, followed by a long list of data filling nearly a page, but she wasn’t bold enough to glance more, only catching the basics like height, weight, and salary.

While Aunt Zhang Hong proudly responded: "Yes, the village values this; everyone is straightforward, giving their information after registering."

She looked at the youthful, stylish girls before her, suddenly laughing again:

"Want to see, don’t you? Come, let me tell you..."

Though girls working at city units, as long as their families weren’t against it, usually, they wouldn’t consider finding a partner in the countryside.

But here they were, so she listened in to learn what these young women thought of, and required from, potential male partners!