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She is very much "young" in terms of elves and it is shown repeatedly.The only problem I have with that is that in Harem Hotel (and many fantasy tropes) elves develop mentally a lot slower than humans. I don't remember how old Lin was, but I'm pretty sure the way she's talked to by other elves, it's implied that she is still very young for an elf, almost still a 'child' (I'd wager she's roughly 18 or 19 in human years). So, Lin isn't exactly mature like that yet, despite being far older than any of the non-elves in the hotel.
Lin is insanely naive in terms of world views with elves and also very insecure in her own "world". She views the MC originally as a possible scare, because she's not sure she can please him without sex to be allowed to stay at the hotel and then initially hostile towards Kali / Android because they appear potentially "sexier"(Kali filling in while she's sick) or more "useful"(Android can actually follow microwave directions for cooking) to what she potentially offers the MC.
In all honesty, even towards the late game story elements, she's still very naive in how she thinks she can potentially "fix" something if she can just X/Y/Z. She fails with the false queen. She fails with the real queen. She shows up alone, with a 6-shot revolver to save the MC after he's kidnapped (weapon could be due to game limitations). She hopes with the support she/MC/Kali gives the tribal elves that they can break free from their instigators.
She is very fortunate to have the support circle she has, as she's managed to avoid a lot of the scarier slave owners that exist. While I'm very fond of her, I still think her love for the MC is more on the immature side and virtually every npc that comes along reminds her of her naviety minus maybe Autumn who is nearly as bad.