[Lu Xiaofeng] The building is full of delicate flowers

I told him how big the world is.

I told him how suitable a lone traveler like me with both medical and martial arts skills is suitable to be a wanderer.

"You obviously have been living here all this time, but you just went out to wander around in the past two years."

"Wrong, I don't settle here, it's just my place of residence, and I come back here every year for a few months."

"I go out to roam every year, take a bag, ride a horse, practice medicine while roaming, and collect different good books from different regions to read."

"Is it impossible to stop?"

"It's impossible to stop. People like me are destined to walk alone, marching, until the end of death."

"Everyone has their own way. And you, Qitong, you are the seventh son of the Hua family in the south of the Yangtze River. You are destined to inherit the family business, and you are destined to marry a virtuous wife who is well-matched, have children, and live a prosperous life."

"The two of us are not together."

--Different road non-phase plan.

Quietly at night, the house is silent.

Hua Manlou was silent for a long time, and seemed to finally look away, closing his unfocused eyes: "...it seems so, I will never get you in my life."

I nodded, relieved.

"You just understand."

Hua Manlou: "It's a pity, Ah Dan, our temperaments are so compatible."

Me: "There will be a woman who is more suitable for you, who will be married to you and spend the rest of your life together."

"..."

"Since you have seen it, I have nothing to do with it. I'm going back. You should rest early. We have to treat your eyes tomorrow morning."

"...Okay, you go."

When I left the house, I looked back in a strange way. Under the faint candlelight, it was like a dream, and Mr. Yu's face was neither happy nor sad, without any expression.

The knuckles were stubbled, and they tapped the table regularly, as if they were thinking deeply about something.

A gust of night wind blew by, and it was cold, I shrank my neck and shivered for no reason.