22-year-old pretty girl and 1 billion salary engineer go their way because mother-in-law is too fastidious?

In recent days, the online community has been buzzing with the story of a 22-year-old girl who agreed to date a 31-year-old engineer with an income of 100 million VND/month. Although not possessing a male god appearance, the main male profile has made viewers "collapse".

Even after the program, many people discovered that young people had modestly "misrepresented" their salaries. In fact, the male engineer has a monthly income of up to 1 billion VND, he used to work at Google, Shopee and is currently sending a job at Jump Trading - one of the world's leading virtual currency funds.

However, thinking that the story of "talented boys and girls" will have a happy ending, recently, people were excited by the information that the couple had "gone their separate ways" after the first date. The reason given stems from the fact that the girl did not pass the "mother-in-law". Attached to the incident, there is also a picture of the girl sitting talking to the boy's mother.

It is known that after the end of the program "You want to date", the girl had a meeting with the engineer's mother. The three talked more to get to know each other better, and the boy's mother also kindly asked about the girl's family and some issues related to the girl's life.

As for the engineer, he also sat quietly listening to the conversation between the two women enough to see that he was an ideal family man. His mother's gaze on the beautiful girl became even more affectionate and considerate. However, for unknown reasons, this beautiful love story ended quickly, leaving many regrets for viewers.

The "bright and dark" love affair of the engineer and hot girl born in 2002 continues to receive special attention from netizens. Currently, insiders have not spoken about the above incident, some netizens left comments "The reason for a lot of money is not necessarily happy", "The guy does not want to, but if he wants, there are 8 mothers who cannot stop him", "The mother-in-law sits like that and understands immediately"; "Behind the man with his wife is a terrifying mother-in-law."

Previously, in the program "You want to date", the male guest was Minh Duc (SN 1993), a house in District 3 of Ho Chi Minh City. He is working in 1 multinational company. Minh Duc said that after studying for a master's degree in France and interning in some European countries, he chose to work in Singapore to be near his family. This software engineer is also not afraid to flex the desirable salary of over 100 million VND per month.

On the girl's side, her name Ngoc Lan (SN 2002) is a 4th year student, majoring in Infrastructure at Ho Chi Minh City University of Architecture. She had a love affair during her time as a student. The girl said that to get into her "eye", it is a man who has a position in society, has grace and knows how to love others.

At the end of the program, Minh Duc quickly pressed the button and Ngoc Lan was also conquered by this talented charming boy. He also gave a pen and notebook to Ngoc Lan with the message, "I hope I can continue to write love in this." The girl also confessed because she found the boy's house "cute, quiet and soft" very suitable. The two scheduled their first meeting to be Landmark 81.

After the show, some viewers thought that Ngoc Lan could easily find a real-life boyfriend without having to participate in the dating show, because she has a pretty and approachable appearance.

In the face of diverse opinions and different comments, it has been suggested that Ngoc Lan agreed to participate in the dating program just because she saw the boy's condition. However, she shared: "To say that because of 100 million I decided to join the date is not very true. I feel like my male friends are cute too."

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