Crossing North Korea, I became a US soldier, and my opponent was my grandfather.

The American soldiers who suddenly appeared saw Qiao Youzhi fall, and a lieutenant stepped forward quickly and supported Qiao Youzhi: "Report to the major, the commander of the 442nd Infantry Regiment Combat Engineer Company, Lieutenant Jim, salutes you."

Qiao Youzhi reacted: "Are you American soldiers?"

"Yes, sir." Lieutenant Jim reported seriously.

Qiao Youzhi glanced at them one by one. Their faces looked like those of the Japanese, but their eyes were not.

Yoshikawa and his men chased after them. This group of people were real devils, and each of them had a fierce look in their eyes.

Jim waved his hand, and his soldiers took up combat posture, surrounding him with guns drawn.

Qiao Youzhi regained his confidence and pointed at Yoshikawa in a commanding manner: "You are finished."

Yoshikawa saw that these soldiers looked like them, and asked angrily: "Have you forgotten? You are Japanese?"

Jim stepped forward and kicked Yoshikawa in the stomach, cursing in Japanese: "Baga, we are Americans, American soldiers!"

Yoshikawa stood firm, saying unconvincedly: "Do you still remember your Japanese name?"

"My Japanese name is Sasaki Takamori."

Yoshikawa was even more angry: "Then why are you helping the Americans? Do you know how many of us were killed in the bombing of Dongjing? Do you know how many of us were killed by an atomic bomb? You bastard, are you worthy of our ancestors?"

Lieutenant Jim was equally furious: "If you militarists hadn't started the war and attacked the U.S. military ports, we would have been sent to concentration camps. We have worked hard for several lifetimes in the United States to gain wealth, but because of you bastards, it is all gone."

"Assholes, you have forgotten your ultimate mission of going to the United States!" Yoshikawa cursed.

Jim pointed his gun at Yoshikawa and looked at Qiao Youzhi. He had the highest rank here and was a member of the Allied Supreme Command.

Qiao Youzhi nodded: "They killed our informant."

When Jim heard this, he thought his chance to show off had come, so he immediately shot and killed Yoshikawa.

The remaining Japanese-American soldiers did not show any mercy and opened fire.

Yoshikawa's men suffered heavy casualties, and those who were not shot or were slightly injured fled in panic.

The gunshots attracted military police and Japanese police.

When the military police saw that they were American soldiers, they immediately isolated the Japanese police aside and asked what was going on.

"These Japanese are going to riot and attack American soldiers." Qiao Youzhi explained and reported to the Supreme Allied Command using the military police's communication equipment.

The news reached Admiral Mai's ears.

Admiral Mai was extremely angry and issued an order.

A regiment of the 1st Marine Division stationed in Japan entered Yoshitoyo Town where the riot was taking place and surrounded the area.

Qiao Youzhi led the Marines to search house by house, confiscated weapons on the spot, and arrested men immediately.

After the search was completed, all Japanese men between the ages of 20 and 50 were driven aside, and the rest of the elderly and weak were loaded onto large trucks and taken away.

Most of the veteran Marines had fought the Japanese in the Pacific and hated them to the core.

Anyone who had participated in the Japanese army was held in solitary confinement.

Major Dave of the Marine Corps was in charge of the interrogation.

"Served where?" Dave asked lazily.

"Japanese Army?"

"What battle did you take part in?"

"Peleliu Airport."

When Dave heard this, he chuckled and said, "How could he not die there? So many of my good brothers died there." After that, he waved to a sergeant, and the Japanese was taken to a corner and sent away with a gunshot.

The remaining Japanese were horrified. Anyone who said they had participated in the Pacific War would be executed.

Congming said that they were fighting in China, and those who said this were assigned to Qiao Youzhi's side. Of course, there was no good ending, and they had to eat a peanut for free.

After dealing with these people, the Marine Corps engineers planted explosives in the main buildings and blew up the entire Yoshitoyo Town.

Just after dawn, Dongjing shook violently three times, and everyone thought it was an earthquake.

The Japanese could no longer find this place called Yoshiho-cho.

No Japanese were looking for me either.

This is Admiral Mai's order.

Not to mention the common people, even the biological emperor in the palace was trembling with fear and issuing orders to all the people from all walks of life in Japan who could be contacted. Were those bastards the ones who provoked the Americans?

In order to calm the situation, His Majesty the Biologist had to put aside his noble airs and personally call the admiral to explain.

The person who answered the phone was a female lieutenant named Tina. She actually made the god-like biological majesty wait for two hours.

Admiral Mai didn't say anything, but just expressed regret about such a thing.

His Majesty the Biologist did not dare to listen to this. He kept admitting his mistake for more than half an hour, and finally sent a prince to apologize in person.

Kishi Nobu was called to the Supreme Allied Command, where he was severely questioned by the Chief of Staff, Lieutenant General Almond, asking why such an outrageous case had occurred. Was it an act of revenge by a small number of diehards? Or was it the behavior of the entire Japanese community?

Kishi Nobuyuki firmly denied that it was the behavior of all Japanese people. Once he admitted it, the Americans would bomb more than just one town.

Almond told Kishi Nobuyuki that since this had happened, his job as prime minister could only be put aside.

Kishi Nobuyuki was so terrified that he didn't even dare to mention the prime minister's position.

After walking out of the Allied Forces Headquarters in fear, Kishi Nobu remembered the Prime Minister's matter and scolded his incompetent subordinates. "I told you to do it quietly, but who told you to make such a big fuss? You deserve it, and you deserve to die."

This time the Japanese have definitely walked into trouble.

Admiral Mai is ready for everything, just waiting for the time to go to the peninsula and command the next battle that will go down in history.

At this critical juncture, an incident occurred in which former Japanese soldiers attacked American troops. If this is not a riot, what is it?

Once the landing operation begins, most of the US troops will leave the Japanese military camp, leaving the US defenses empty. Who can guarantee that the Japanese will not cause trouble?

In order to eliminate future troubles, to serve as a warning to the Japanese, and to be able to participate in the war on the peninsula without any worries, Admiral Mai only bombed one town, which was the most he could do.

Half a month later, a massive public security campaign was launched in Japan.

Japanese veterans who participated in the war were screened, and those who were even slightly dissatisfied with the Americans were either thrown into prison or directly eliminated.

The whole of Japan is trembling.

The time came to September 12th.

After lunch, Qiao Youzhi was called to the headquarters, and Lieutenant Tina told him to be on call at all times and not allowed to sleep.

Qiao Youzhi knew that something big was happening.

It was just after midnight.

Admiral Mai walked out of the office.

He was dressed neatly, wearing sunglasses, and had his father, old Arthur's ivory revolver on his waist. It was said that there were two bullets in the gun, which was found by a subordinate with great effort in the Philippines. When Admiral Mack found out about it, he was overjoyed and gave the subordinate a satisfactory position.

Admiral Mai picked up the corncob pipe and put it in his mouth.

Qiao Youzhi knew that it was time to set off.

The first stop is Fort Zoshi Naval Base.

Admiral Mai boarded the flagship Jinlai in great glory.

There were countless reporters on board the warship with him. Admiral Mai waved a corncob and told reporters that he was taking part in a small battle.

The reporter raised his camera and pressed the shutter button without hesitation.

Soon, the majestic photo of Admiral Mac will be spread all over the world.

This fleet has more than 200 warships of various types, including six aircraft carriers, all of which are the elite of the US Navy.