I Liquidated the Family Fortune, Married a Roughneck, and Headed North to Find My Husband

To write a chronicle, you need to have a basic understanding of the background of the times. How can you write randomly? Can unmarried couples live together in military dormitories openly without obtaining a marriage certificate? A family of military officers with a strong background actually consulted the almanac to determine an auspicious date for their wedding? Who dared to publish and sell almanacs without fear of death? There were some cheongsams at that time, but were they worn publicly? You didn't say you didn't need a photo for your marriage certificate, but you just said you were going to take a photo. At that time, you were taking pictures with a film camera. How could you take the photo and take it away immediately? Based on a woman's report, the army inspector rushed to the officer's house to arrest the suspected enemy agent and search it without investigation or a search warrant? There are quite a lot of officers in the army, right? Would an ordinary officer getting a marriage certificate attract the attention and curiosity of the staff of the Civil Affairs Bureau? In the era when capitalists decentralized labor reform, there were still eldest ladies who openly traveled with bodyguards, arrogantly and domineeringly competed for seats at the dinner table with military wives, and spent money to divorce people to give up military officer men? Even arrogantly hitting people and throwing hot soup to hurt them? I have a heart attack, let's go!

Just scribbling...😡😡😡😡😡

It's pretty good, with a happy ending

Just writing something random, there was heating in those days? Wrap a towel when you get out of the shower? And a 2-meter large bed? In those days, people still had the leisure to plant rose gardens in the military yards, or were the young ladies of capital not afraid of being reported? Wait... The chronology is a mess