[Romance in the Rain] Love Without Regrets

I really like the character Yiping, so I decided to write this. A girl who transmigrates becomes Lu Yiping. A turn in the story, with no idea where the road leads. Along the way, she takes in the sights and punishes a few corrupt men. But who could have foreseen the arrival of the pain she had always tried to avoid? What should she do? PS: This story is a slow burn. There will be a lot of plot threads at the beginning, but they will come together later. About the question: I won't start a new chapter and disrupt the chapter order. I originally thought the salary issue was a small matter, but since someone asked, I'll explain. First, wages were generally high during the Republican era, while prices were low. That's one point. Second, an ordinary police officer in Shanghai earned only 20 yuan, while an ordinary worker could earn around 30 yuan. According to one set of statistics, in 1933 an ordinary worker in Shanghai earned 20 yuan a month, while a mid-level professional, such as a technician, primary school teacher, or medical worker, earned 50 yuan a month. However, mid-level clerks, engineers, middle school teachers, doctors, writers, and journalists earned 200 yuan a month. I based this on a mid-level clerk. Surely Yiping, as her employer's secretary, would count as one. And later, after she became a trusted aide, she got another 200 yuan, so a monthly salary of 400 yuan isn't much at all. Since we're on the subject, I'll also explain Yiping's living expenses. In 1932, tuition for a regular undergraduate student at a national university was 55 yuan. Tuition for special and auditing students (that's what the original says; translator's note) was 5 yuan per credit (students charged by credit had to pay at least 15 yuan per semester). Dormitory fees, including electricity, heating, and water, were 20 yuan; medical fees, with medicine charged separately, were 2 yuan; the sports fee was 2 yuan, and miscellaneous fees were 2 yuan. That means a regular undergraduate paid 81 yuan in tuition and fees per semester, or 162 yuan a year. Tuition at other famous universities, such as Fu Jen University, Shanghai St. John's University, Hujiang University, and Lingnan University in Guangzhou, was roughly the same as at Yenching University, about 160 yuan a year. Everyone, on top of tuition and all those other expenses, there were also living costs. Rent was about 10 yuan, and a family's living expenses were around 100 yuan. I was talking about when Yiping was about to go to university. But when Yiping asked for money on that rainy night, she hadn't received any living expenses for several months. Got it? PS1: The editor just told me the story will be going premium tomorrow. Thank you all for your support! Let's celebrate! Oh, right, there'll be three chapters when it goes premium. PS2: The story may feel a little padded because the events in the show all take place within a year. The TV series is over 40 episodes long, and the novel has plenty of details the show doesn't cover. PS3: I had eye surgery and can't get online. The final bonus chapter will have to wait until a month from now. I sincerely apologize. Theme: