It's Hard to Get Married Even If You Travel Through the Republic of China

Traveling through the Republic of China, Cinderella counterattacked Gao Fushuai The story of Cinderella and the prince Little Mary Sue, a little silly and sweet HE (^o^)/~ Lin Han traveled through time. His parents were from the Republic of China. He had three sisters, two brothers, a cousin and a nanny, and a family of eight. Her father sells homespun cloth, her mother is a full-time housewife, and her two sisters work as apprentices in tailor shops. Only she was sent to a girls' school by her father, hoping that she would marry a rich man. But wealthy young men only like to keep beautiful and poor female students and don't like to seriously talk about marriage. What should we do? Note: Slightly illustrating the Republic of China The central idea of this article is very simple: Mary Sue's Cinderella Story It's just that the author didn't want to write too plainly, so he deliberately gave such a vulgar story a slightly serious world background, so the story contained many more realistic folk customs of the time, but he definitely did not abuse the heroine. Conception: