Aren't I Just a Canary? Why Are We Doing a Crematorium Romance?

The author writes very well, making this a worthwhile read, especially the final letter. The author portrays the separation of the male and female protagonists in a way that makes the separation feel natural; even a tragic ending is acceptable. However, the two grow after their separation and ultimately choose to get back together.

Five stars. The female lead is a great character; she's decisive, loves and hates without hesitation, knows what she wants and what kind of person she wants to be, and doesn't lose herself because of her love for the male lead. The male lead had some lingering ties with undesirable women in the early stages, but these weren't intentional on his part; he explained everything, and he wasn't one to…

Oh my god, this is the best novel I've read in a while! Although the male lead made a lot of mistakes early on, the female lead didn't hesitate and directly ended the wrong relationship. Later, the male lead went through a tumultuous journey to win her back, and the female lead didn't forgive him easily. But you can see that the male lead really put in a lot of effort, which is why he got a happy ending. I hope they can be even happier in another timeline. 🥰

It's a good story. At the beginning, Nan Zhi silently loves the male lead, perhaps too humbly, leading him to suggest ending the relationship. However, after her mindset changes, whether out of possessiveness or resentment, she forces herself to love him again, wanting to continue her previous "caged bird" existence.

Excellent! Lu Shijin went from being unaware of his own love at the beginning to becoming infatuated with it later. Everything he did proved his love for Nan Zhi, and thankfully, Nan Zhi saw it too. Nan Zhi always understood that love is about equality, and when the balance was lost, she would take the initiative to separate.

The ending of the main story's OE requires them to continue in another time and space, while the happy ending in the epilogue is what I, as a reader, look forward to. It also seems to be the best solution for them to realize they can't forget each other after their brief encounters. Important supporting characters don't necessarily have to have a happy ending; isn't having no happy ending also a good ending?

In this story, everyone is first and foremost themselves. Although Shen Nanzhi and Lu Shijin initially appeared as a kept woman and a sugar daddy, both had genuine feelings for each other in the relationship. However, it was precisely this shared identity that created an unequal power dynamic between them.

Well, if you ask me if this book is good, the answer is: excellent, very good. When I got to the fourth extra chapter, the letter Nan Zhi wrote to the male lead, I thought it was over and I was very reluctant to let it go. But flipping through the chapters and seeing the daily life scenes was like a pleasant surprise. This is one of the few books on my shelf that I was reluctant to finish.

It's beautiful, very detailed, I'm really looking forward to the crematorium scene, hahaha, don't let President Lu off so easily!

It's really good and worth recommending, but I didn't expect it to end so soon. To be honest, I'm quite sad to see it end 😢😢