Dual male protagonists + Dual cleanliness + Marriage first, love later + Running in both directions
Please expand and polish the story: During the Republic of China, a little girl from the countryside was taken into the Lu family. The Lu family was the largest family in Kyoto, and the eldest grandson of the family was now the warlord of the Southwest Headquarters. The family saw that he was already in his twenties. He was on the battlefield all the year round, fearing that something unexpected would happen to him one day, so Mr. Lu wanted to let his The grandson wanted to stay behind no matter what, so he remembered the person who saved his life when he was young and worked hard in other places. In order to repay the kindness of saving his life, he made him a promise. Until a few days ago, the housekeeper received a letter and a token. After seeing it, the old man remembered this past event. He must keep his promise and asked someone to take it over. The girl who was approached by the Lu family at this time was actually not a girl. She had an Adam's apple and had the characteristics of a man. In short, in the village, the villagers regarded him as a disaster star. The only grandfather who protected him also passed away a few days ago. Before leaving, he pulled him and said: "Wan Jun, grandpa is leaving and can't protect you anymore. The last thing grandpa can do for you is to stay away from here, live the life you want, and find someone who can protect you..." After that, grandpa left. And he knelt beside the bed, holding his grandfather's hand and crying. In this way, he carried out his grandfather's funeral in a hazy manner, thinking about how he would live in the future. Soon someone knocked on his door and asked to take him back to Kyoto. He was stunned. Could it be that grandpa is looking for support for himself? Without saying anything, he simply packed up his things. Before leaving, he turned around and took one more look at the home where he had lived for eighteen years, then got in the car door and left. Grandpa, I will live well this time.