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girl X who the MC has never met before, suddenly appears and says that she is
he MC's fiance

> 俺だって、興味がない訳じゃない。
>
> 会ったこともない人との絆があるって言われても正直ピンとこないし、 **あまり気持ちのいいものではない。**
>
> それに、もし、Xと俺が許嫁となる運命であるのならば……こんな綺麗な女の子とケッコンかぁ……。それもいいかもしれない。

in this section the speaker is not entirely opposed to this situation in the
1st statement and quite positive in 3rd.

What i have trouble with is the "あまり気持ちのいいものではない"/"I'm really not alright with
this" statement followed by "それに、もし、this would be pretty nice since she's so
beautiful" .

Logically it would make much more sense if "あまり気持ちのいいものではない" was a positive
statement for "それに、もし、Xと俺..." to add on to.

Thank you
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あまり気持ちのいいものではない in this context
あまり気持ちのいいものではない means something negative, "It's not very pleasing". それに indeed
means "on top of that", "in addition", etc. So, as you said, logically
speaking, something negative should follow.

But human emotion is not always logical. Here, he started the sentence with
それに to continue something negative, but in the middle of the sentence, at the
point of the first `……`, he "imagined something", and his logical thinking was
interrupted.

> それに、もし、Xと俺が許嫁となる運命であるのならば……こんな綺麗な女の子とケッコンかぁ……。それもいいかもしれない。
>
> On top of that, if X and I were destined to marry...... _(um, wait, on
> second thought....)_ a marriage with a beautiful girl like this? Can it
> be...good?

In other words, this apparent lack of logic is how the author expressed the
confusion of the protagonist.
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