I found a life simulator.

“There are reasons why we must do this,” Su Ze replied. “However, speaking of which, do ward offices in Japan still operate normally at night?”

“There’s a late-night section,” Erina Nakiri said calmly. “If a public figure like me were to register during the day, it would definitely cause a huge uproar.”

"The existence of the late-night zone is to protect special groups of people who are not comfortable telling others about their marriage."

"Especially idols who want to keep their marriages secret."

"Once these idols are exposed to the news of their secret marriages, their careers will be doomed. Those who can escape this fate are usually the ones with outstanding talent."

"Don't worry, the people working at the ward office will keep secrets. For them, this kind of thing is a matter of professional ethics."

Speaking of it.

Su Ze noticed that Erina Nakiri was wearing a hooded top today, which completely covered her face so that she wouldn't be recognized.

“Once you win the World Championship, I can openly announce our marriage.” Erina Nakiri took a deep breath.

If announced now.

The resistance encountered was too great.

Not only would the Nakiri family object, but others in the culinary world would also have reservations about it, and Erina Nakiri didn't want to hear about it.

She didn't want to hear others say that her judgment was bad, nor did she want to hear Su Ze suffer these unnecessary 'slanders'.

"Winning the World Championship is something I can do with ease, isn't it?" Su Ze scoffed. "This year's World Championship, if I put in the effort, it won't be difficult for me to win the title."

Erina Nakiri rolled her eyes.

"Don't even think about it. The number of slots for the World Championships is fixed every year. You haven't even met the eligibility requirements."

"This year, you should think about how to improve your knife skills."

"We've arrived at the ward office."

"Is everything ready?"

The two walked over here.

I walked to a special counter.

The person registering the marriage seemed to be an older gentleman, who was quite used to celebrities' secret marriages. He squinted and asked, "Are you two here to register?"

"Madam, please give me your identification, and then could you please take off your hat?"

"Wait a moment!?"

“17 years old?!”

......

The update is late.

Sorry.

I overslept.

I stayed up all night last night for some unknown reason.

Pacific Rim: Godzilla Beats Up Monsters

Chapter 39 Are all young people these days so crazy?

Shibasaki Miki glanced at the ages on the documents, lost in thought for a moment. Both parties were very young and needed legal guardian consent forms.

In recent years, due to the low-desire society in Japan, very few people are getting married.

Especially for people living in the Tokyo metropolitan area, the age of marriage is generally getting higher and higher. Most of the couples who are getting married at such a young age are childhood sweethearts.

However, even now, it's rare to see couples of this age registering for marriage.

17 is old.

This is too small!

Are young people these days all so crazy? Is this some kind of shotgun wedding?

Shibasaki Miki couldn't help but imagine, otherwise she really couldn't think of a reason for getting married at such a young age.

"Have you completed all the necessary procedures?" Shibasaki Miki asked after a moment of silence. Marriage is a right of young people, and the fact that the two of them were here shows that they had already made mental preparations beforehand.

He's just a staff member; he doesn't need to think too much.

“For minors, a consent form from their guardian is required,” Shibasaki Miki reminded. “Without this consent form, registration is not possible.”

Getting a marriage certificate is relatively easy.

However, after registering for marriage, there are many things to do to have a good wedding.

The primary task is the wedding, and a notary is usually present to witness the ceremony. In most cases, the notary is a relative of both parties. Of course, if the family relationship is not good, the notary can be someone else; this is not mandatory.

However, when to hold a wedding often depends on the couple's wishes.

Generally, once you receive this certificate, the marriage is considered legally valid. Whether or not you hold a wedding ceremony, the two people are already husband and wife in name only.

Some people hold their wedding ceremony a year or two after receiving their marriage certificate.

There are even some people who, due to financial constraints, only register their marriage but don't hold a wedding ceremony, but these are still a minority.

Su Ze and Erina Nakiri simultaneously placed their guardian consent forms on the form. Miki Shibasaki glanced at it briefly, put the documents into a paper document bag, and then handed over a piece of paper.

Su Ze needs more information because he is a foreign citizen.

"Please fill out your personal information," Shibasaki Miki gestured.

When both of them had finished filling out the forms.

Shibasaki Miki took out two congratulatory cards from behind her back and said with a smile, "Wishing you both a happy marriage."

In Japan, when people get married, the ward office usually gives some gifts as a blessing. Different regions give different gifts; some places give potted plants, some give fruit, and sending a greeting card is also a common practice.

After all, fewer and fewer people are getting married these days, and the government is very encouraging of marriage.

After filling out this form and getting the ward office's certificate, the two are legally married.

In Japan, getting married is such a simple thing.

The registration process is legal and quick.

Getting married at this age is wonderful.

Miki Shibasaki sighed inwardly.

"Speaking of which, are you that God Tongue Erina Nakiri?" Shibasaki Miki asked with a puzzled expression. He was too old to recognize people.

But seeing that their names and appearances were very similar, I couldn't help but ask.

“Mm.” Erina Nakiri nodded.

"That person, isn't he the chef from the last God Tongue judging session?" Shibasaki Miki turned his gaze to Su Ze again.

“Yeah,” Su Ze said, scratching his head.

"Didn't you say you had a girlfriend?" Shibasaki Miki asked, feigning confusion.

“His girlfriend is me,” Erina Nakiri said, pursing her lips. “But, it’s not convenient to talk about our relationship.”

"After all, only those who can satisfy the Tongue of God can marry the Tongue of God."

Erina Nakiri added another sentence.

Clearly, she didn't want Shibasaki Miki to misunderstand anything.

"It is also thanks to Erina's help that my cooking has progressed so rapidly." Su Ze praised Erina Nakiri as she praised him again.

"So, are you two showing off your love on the show?" Shibasaki Miki said jokingly.

"No!" Erina Nakiri denied it outright.

"Yes, I simply wanted to compliment my wife," Su Ze said with a gentle smile.

"Could you say less?" Erina Nakiri glared at Su Ze fiercely and immediately said, "I have things to do back home, I'm leaving."

talking.

Erina Nakiri put her hoodie back on.

Turn around and leave.

Why does Su Ze always try to sabotage her? Is he just trying to go against her?

Just as Su Ze was about to say a few more words, seeing that Erina Nakiri was about to leave, he could only apologize to Miki Shibasaki and turn to say, "Why are you walking so fast? Wait for me."

Erina Nakiri stopped in her tracks.

"The way you talk is disgusting." Erina Nakiri stood in front, her cheeks flushed, and frowned as she said, "Could you please stop saying such cheesy things every time, making me feel embarrassed?"

"Is that so? Then I'll be more careful next time," Su Ze nodded and said.

The two walked side by side.

They had already left the ward office.

"By the way, will the people from the ward office go looking for your grandfather?" Su Ze asked.

"Do you think it's possible? Is it my grandfather getting married, or me?" Erina Nakiri sighed softly.

“You need to understand that each department has its own work. In Japan, they won’t overstep their boundaries and do anything unnecessary. Registering marriages is the responsibility of the ward office, and since the documents we presented are all in order, they won’t do anything extra.” Erina Nakiri countered, “You’ve lived in Japan for so long, haven’t you noticed this issue yet?”

Su Ze nodded.

indeed.

This phenomenon is very serious in Japan.

The idea that doing one's own job well and avoiding meddling in other people's business is becoming an established social phenomenon.

"Also, we've registered now, but the wedding hasn't happened yet. You better remember to give me the best wedding ever," Erina Nakiri said in a warning tone as she walked ahead.

"If you dare to displease me, don't blame me for not giving you a good look."

"And then... that's it..."

Erina Nakiri lightly bites her pink lips.

"Please take care of me in the future." As Erina Nakiri said this, her voice involuntarily lowered, and she bowed slightly to Su Ze.

Su Ze stared directly at Erina Nakiri, whose exquisite face held a shy, budding beauty.

He also gave a slight bow.

"Please take care of me again from now on, Erina."

Let me explain the question from a reader earlier.

As long as the documents provided are in order, the ward office will not interfere. If the guardian has given consent, asking further questions is unnecessary and outside their scope of responsibility.

When registering for marriage, whether in my country or Japan, it is not necessary to have a notary public present; only the man and woman need to be there.

Notaries are usually present at weddings.

Su Ze's thoughts changed several times in one night. I wrote a foreshadowing earlier: Su Ze didn't want to get married before because he didn't want to change the birth of his child. Now he wants to get married, but only to obtain a nominal marital relationship, not to go through the whole marriage process. Something happened at the school, and things might go wrong. With no other choice, Su Ze came up with a tentative solution to solve the problem.

Marriage registration does not change the fact that a child will be born.

So Su Ze made this move.

Perhaps because I am the author and have an omniscient perspective with more information, my understanding of the content differs somewhat from yours.

However, emulators are not so easily defeated by exploiting loopholes.

And then, thank you to all the readers for your monthly tickets.

They can easily crush others; that's truly formidable!

Yesterday, the monthly subscription fee increased by 1500, which is outrageous.

Chapter 40 Marriage? Marriage!

Private Hachiko Academy - Student Union Office.

Fujiwara Chika entered the office with cheerful steps. She hummed a little tune and sat down at her seat. This was the time when the student council was supposed to work normally and sign in.

Shirogane Miyuki, dragging his tired body, was the second to sign in at the student council.

There is a lot of work to be done in the student union, including planning all the activities. With so many things piled up, and some members being rather lazy, the workload becomes extremely heavy.

Today's PE class was still physical training, and Shirogane Miyuki felt completely exhausted.