"Wife..." Qin Ye suddenly leaned closer, his voice low.

Su Tang turned her head and saw Qin Ye's face, which was very close to hers.

Even though we've known each other for a long time, I'm still occasionally taken aback by how handsome he is.

"We...we're legally married now!" Qin Ye's voice was a little unsteady. He had lived for almost thirty years, and this was the first time he felt so unreal, yet so grounded.

Su Tang burst out laughing:

"Yes, Commander Qin, from now on I am your legitimate family member, protected by national laws."

Qin Ye was a little embarrassed by her laughter, but he held her hand tightly in his large hand, his palm warm and strong.

Qin Ye's lips never closed all afternoon.

Back in the family compound, when he met familiar military dependents, and they asked him if he had struck gold, he would loudly reply:

"Yes! I got married!"

His smug look made Su Tang both annoyed and amused.

This guy, who's usually so cold, is like a completely different person today!

At night, Qin Ye lay in bed, occasionally taking out his marriage certificate and examining it carefully under the oil lamp, as if it contained countless treasures for him to discover.

The next day, word spread throughout the unit that Commander Qin and Doctor Su had gotten their marriage certificate!

Qin Ye's wedding leave was approved quickly, lasting a full twenty days!

Needless to say, Su Tang's work situation was also taken care of; He Shumin gave her a month-long vacation.

This delighted Qin Ye, and that very evening he spread out a crumpled military map and pulled Su Tang aside to study their honeymoon trip.

"I promised to take you around a long time ago, honey. Where do you want to go? Beijing? Hainan Island? Or do you want to see Guilin, where the scenery is the best under heaven?" He pointed to the famous places on the map.

Su Tang rested her chin on her hand, looking at the map.

She had visited some of those famous historical sites in her previous life, so they weren't anything new to her.

She thought for a moment and said, "I don't want to go that far; it would take several days just to get there."

"How about we go somewhere challenging, somewhere with unique scenery? Like... a snow-capped mountain? A primeval forest?"

Su Tang pointed to a nearly blank area in the Tibetan region on the map, where there were only a few small contour lines.

Su Tang's suggestion surprised Qin Ye.

Snow-capped mountains? Primeval forests?

His wife's idea is quite unconventional.

He looked down at the vast Tibetan region on the map, his finger slowly moving across it.

He knew the snow-capped mountains and forests of Tibet very well, having served in the military in Medog before; it was no place to be trifled with.

“Those places are very dangerous.” Qin Ye’s expression turned serious.

“I know,” Su Tang nodded, “but I’m prepared.”

Qin Ye pondered for a moment, and a place came to mind.

It was located on the edge of the military region, in the direction of Medog, deep in a branch of a mountain range called Baima Snow Mountain.

It is a remote and untouched area, almost entirely undeveloped, with dense primeval forests below the snow line.

The scenery is absolutely stunning, but it also means unknown dangers.

“The Baima Snow Mountain range,” Qin Ye pointed to a point on the map, “is very pristine there, and the scenery is absolutely unique.”

But Tangtang, I must tell you, there are wolves, bears, and possibly even snow leopards in there.

The weather is also unpredictable; you can experience all four seasons in a single day.

The terrain is also complex, with swamps, cliffs, and deep valleys all possible.

He looked at Su Tang, his eyes serious: "Are you sure you want to go to a place like this?"

Su Tang laughed, her eyes sparkling: "Let's go there! It sounds so exciting!"

She wondered to herself: A pack of wolves? A bear? Perfect, it's been a while since I've stretched my muscles, it's time to take those toys out of the storage space and let them air out.