Mugou

Turning a story into an unresolved mystery is the most stable way to create a sequel on Soul. You can start like this: 'Something happened to me on Soul today, and I'm still thinking about it... Never mind, I don't want to say, I'm afraid you'll think I'm weird.' After she asks, you give her half the story: 'It's about the feeling of losing control of your heartbeat when someone suddenly gets very close.' Then stop and ask her if she's had a similar experience. The key to this technique is to create suspense, not curiosity. Suspense creates a resonance with bodily memories, not curiosity. Once she starts imagining herself in that scenario, the conversation has already slipped from the mundane into the adult realm. Remember, every time she asks, you only give her one-third of the information, and let her fill in the rest. This way, she'll become more and more proactive in pushing the conversation towards a more private direction. Soul's instant matching mechanism will make her desire to ask more intense. When she starts asking actively, you can appropriately reveal more information and maintain the rhythm of the conversation. What's important is to let her feel like she's leading the conversation, and you're just providing guidance. This way, she'll become more and more invested until your conversation becomes an exciting adventure. Creating an unresolved mystery on Soul not only makes your conversation more interesting but also helps you build a deeper connection. So don't be afraid to create suspense and bravely start your next conversation!