1942, I lived on hunting

Sometimes you have to admire the tenacious vitality of some people, just like in later generations, among a group of college students who were obviously certified as fragile, there emerged a genius who could withstand the poison of Shanglu with his own body.

With the explosions on the top of the mountain, most of the bandits left in misery but peace. However, some guys with full cockroach attribute points were able to crawl out from the ruins or corners. They not only found weapons to equip themselves, but also tried to counterattack under the leadership of a leader. However, their good luck ended there. Under the command of Liu Yuwen and Zhou Shunping, the soldiers hidden behind the safe and solid bunkers began to counterattack. The Eighth Route Army not only had the advantage in numbers, but also had solid shelters. They beat these stray dogs violently, and immediately they left a pile of corpses and fled back crying.

The surviving bandits saw that they couldn't defeat the enemy, so they simply prepared to surrender, but they were worried that the enemy couldn't see clearly in the dark. No one was willing to be the first to do so. After all, they didn't know if the enemy would misunderstand them if they rushed over rashly. It would be too unfair if they all raised their hands to surrender and were then shot down. A group of people reluctantly selected a poor guy, and forced him with a gun to hold up a small flag made of white cloth torn from somewhere, with a pale face and trembling with fear to carry out this decision. The unlucky guy slowly disappeared into the night, his actions were obviously cautious, and in the darkness, only his voice of constantly shouting for surrender could be heard, but when he reappeared, his face was filled with a relaxed and happy expression!

"Did the other party agree?" The bandits all thought so, but in fact it was not.

"The other party requires the leader who can make the decision to go and negotiate in person!"

The other bandits immediately turned pale. Their leaders who could make decisions were either buried in the newly-made graves of the collapsed houses or were beaten to pieces by the debris splashed by the bomb explosion. Those who could stay here alive were basically marginal figures who were not valued or liked by others. The only one who could be considered a leader was the one who had just led a counterattack and had his head cut open by grenade shrapnel. If he had been fast enough, his soul would have crossed the Naihe Bridge by now.

Seeing that surrender was not going smoothly, one of the bandits got two coils of hemp rope, tied them together and climbed down the cliff. Even in the dark night, it was impossible to see if the rope was long enough. As a result, this fool's genius idea in panic killed many people. The next day, Li Hao, who learned the news, took the special operations team to watch the tragedy to warn the special operations team how dangerous it is to rappel in unfamiliar environments at night.

Some of the guys were probably "battle-hardened" and they changed their clothes and went straight into the dungeon where the hostages and servants were held.

As the large army reached the top of the mountain, Li Hao arranged for people to take over the important grain depot, ammunition depot, material depot, dungeon and other key locations. The C4 booby traps arranged in various places on the top of the mountain were quite powerful. The rubble that exploded during the explosion flew everywhere. Several soldiers who were responsible for the security and suppression were unlucky and injured. At that time, they could only do simple bandages. At this time, Hao Dahong began to treat their wounds one by one. Li Hao found a relatively intact empty room and released the bandit leader Black Crow and three devils in his space. Then he tied them up and gagged them one by one. Then he arranged for several people to guard them well to prevent them from running away or dying. He would interrogate them in detail when it was convenient for him. The large army ordered the remaining bandit forces to lay down their weapons and surrender in an orderly manner, and then gathered them in an open space for custody.

There was basically nothing for Li Hao and the special operations team to do after that. They just had to wait for the main force to deal with the bandits on the nearby hill after daybreak and do some mopping-up work.

From the time we started changing equipment at one o'clock to the end of the operation, it took a total of two hours and twenty-five minutes. The main reason was that climbing the cliff took too much time, otherwise it should have been faster. Li Hao was basically satisfied with this operation. Although the special operations team had Li Hao's direct help on the one hand, and used the cross-era equipment and poison provided by Li Hao on the other hand, which was considered as a plug-in, this silent attack operation was finally exposed. It can be said that there are still many problems, but the flaws do not outweigh the merits. This small force's special warfare method is fine. After all, it is the first real combat, so the results of this operation are still worthy of recognition.

As the sky gradually brightened, the army began to search for the bandits in hiding. The people in the dungeon were pulled out and identified one by one. The personnel in charge of logistics also began to conduct detailed statistics in various warehouses. Li Hao led people to open the armory, pulled out several small mountain cannons used by the Japanese to recruit black crows, pushed them to the edge of the cliff and aimed them at the top of the hill below. When the bandits on the opposite hill saw that the main peak had been shot down and the muzzle was aimed at them, their hearts immediately sank. When they saw that the mountain below was surrounded tightly, many troops had already prepared fortifications, and were ready to wait for you to come down the mountain to die, the bandits were about to vomit blood. They were particularly aware of the situation, and surrendered quickly and neatly, lining up to go down the mountain as prisoners.

Some of the bandits' families were crying and looking for their sons and husbands, but Li Hao had no sympathy for them. Why didn't they cry when their sons and husbands committed murder, arson, kidnapping, rape and looting, and did all kinds of evil things? Who are they showing their pitiful appearance to?

As the bandits were identified one by one, this group of bandits that had been entrenched for many years and was the most vicious in the area was also destroyed. The superiors were originally planning to bring them back for public trial, and those with blood debts would be shot, and those without blood debts who could be reformed and absorbed would be allowed to join the Eighth Route Army, and those who did not want to join the Eighth Route Army would be given travel expenses to go home.

But this time, Li Hao sang a different tune. He did not oppose the public trial and execution of the bandits with blood debts, but he strongly disagreed with the idea of ​​joining the Eighth Route Army. How many good young men should be recruited? Why did they want to recruit some scum? And give them travel expenses?

Li Hao directly proposed the concept of labor reform in later generations, believing that only ordinary people who were forcibly abducted into the bandit group and had not done anything bad could be given travel expenses to go home. All others were guilty and needed labor reform of varying lengths. When a public trial was needed, the people would decide how long these people would need labor reform. For example, didn't our base area have work to mine iron ore and coal? If mining doesn't work, then what about quarrying and road construction? Or planting potatoes? At the very least, they could be responsible for bomb disposal and mine clearance! They are all young and strong laborers, and they can still be used!

The leaders also felt that what Li Hao said was right. After all, the people are the masters of the country! It would be inappropriate to release the bandits without letting the people make the decision. They immediately decided to follow Li Hao's method and also expanded their thinking, believing that the families of the bandits should also be dealt with according to this principle.

However, the leaders thought that Li Hao's consideration was not comprehensive enough, and he only focused on physical transformation. The transformation of these people's feudal remnants and traitorous reactionary ideas cannot be stopped! This requires our political cadres to pay more attention to it!