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I really like this book, and finally I saw a period novel without CP. Although there are some unreasonable things in it, the overall storyline is complete and I didn't skip chapters. The author did not give CP to the heroine because of the special era. There are many people below who want male protagonists. There are so many period novels. People who like to watch CPs can be found everywhere. There is also a way for those of us who don't like CPs. [Blow a kiss]

I saw some comments saying that it's a bit pitiful that the heroine is not married, but I personally don't think that the heroine has her own pursuits. She clearly understands what she wants, she just won't settle for it. In my opinion, she is very happy and has a family who loves her. I think people can live without love in their lives. Love is like the spice of life. It can be added with different flavors or not, and it has no impact at all. This is not a regret, at least she is living a good life, living as she pleases, and is much happier than many married people. (Personal opinion [salute])

This is my favorite non-CP novel [adoration] [adoration]. There are too few non-CP novels in the era [I'm about to cry]

The author greatly requests a male protagonist, otherwise the female protagonist will be too lonely. It is best to have a second male protagonist🥺🥺

Finally saw a copy without CP

It is really a cp-free novel, and the two heroines shine in their own way. They are very good-looking. I like the character of the heroine. She is free and unrestrained. It is good-looking, but there are too few and it is not enough to watch...

It's very interesting. To be honest, it's really good that the heroine in the period novel has no cp. Many of the period novels I have read before are all about the heroine supporting the male protagonist and his family. I hate this kind of thing, but after reading it, I feel a little sorry for the female protagonist and the second male protagonist. The second male protagonist should like the female protagonist. It is only because of the plot setting that this result is achieved. Although the female protagonist does not like the second male protagonist, she didn't know at the beginning that it was because the second male protagonist was moved by her appearance when she saw him! I feel like I'm very conflicted. I also want the heroine to be single and not have a male protagonist drag her down, but I also want the heroine to have a man who will pamper her and love her [crying][crying][crying]

Many years later, Lan Jiajia was too old to wander around. She returned to Kyoto and her small courtyard, lying down every day to collect rent! People around her left one after another. At first, she found it difficult to accept it. Later, as time passed, she felt relieved. Since it was natural, she would not force it! Recently, Lu Xia was often sent by her grandson to keep her company. It was very interesting to hear her often talking about interesting things about her children at home. Slowly, she fell asleep on the recliner, and when she opened her eyes again, she entered the space. Looking at the space that had not been used for a long time, Lan Jiajia felt sad. After all, this was a 'friend' who had accompanied her throughout her life. She stayed in the space for a long time. After planting a crop of food with her own hands, she actually felt like she was back in the countryside when she first came to the countryside! After an unknown amount of time, Lan Jiajia felt sleepy after exertion, and she lay down on the grass in the space to take a rest. Before going to sleep, as if she had a premonition, she caressed the soil reluctantly and looked around reluctantly. But I was chanting in my mind, hoping that the space could find its owner again and help the people it should help... After thinking about it, she slowly closed her eyes. What she didn't see was that the space emitted a burst of golden light behind her, as if responding to her! Lan Jiajia is gone, and many people are sending her off! In a corner of the small courtyard, a rare old man looked into the distance with tears in his eyes, unwilling to leave for a long time! Finally, after a long while, he slowly left on crutches. Goodbye, little girl! Goodbye, Lan Jiajia!

I really hope there will be a second part. The heroine returns to modern times and meets the second hero. The author writes them as if they were alone and old. After the heroine dies, the second hero is still silently beside the heroine. The author writes it very well, but the sadness at the end is,

It's good, I like no CP, but if it were me, I couldn't accept the Lu family. If the Bai family treated me badly because of this, then I wouldn't choose the male protagonist. The really right person will handle the relationship between his family well.