In exchange for a 500-dollar gift and an iron rice bowl for her son, the stepmother insisted on marrying the 22-year-old Gu Manman to the 48-year-old old director of an agricultural machinery factory with three and a half children.
She would rather die than obey, and escaped through the window on a snowy night. Carrying the marriage certificate left by her mother, she walked on a 35-kilometer blizzard mountain road to seek refuge with her fiancé, whom she had never met before - Captain Li, the youngest leader of the Northern Xinjiang Border Guard Regiment.
When she fainted at the gate of the military camp, everyone thought she was a beggar who came to cheat her into a marriage.
But Li Yucheng, who had always been cold-faced and didn't even look at the female soldiers of the art troupe, picked her up in public and said "My fiancée" to shatter the jaws of the entire battalion.
The next day, the marriage report was urgently approved, and the red notebook was put directly into my pocket.
The stepmother and the old factory director came to the door and started acting up. The man protected her tightly behind him, his eyes as cold as the ice in northern Xinjiang: "My wife, Li Yucheng, who dares to lift a finger, try it."
Support! I like it so much