After relying on the motherland, my supermarket has become more and more prosperous.

After Jiang Wanwan had a discussion with Captain Zhao, the person in charge of the expeditionary camp, the other party hurried back to the camp to make arrangements.

Jiang Wanwan took advantage of the rare free time to take a break and have her lunch.

The expeditionary camp was probably not far from the supermarket, so this free time did not last long.

Around 12 noon.

Jiang Wanwan had just finished lunch for a few minutes when Captain Zhao, who had left, came back with a lot of soldiers behind him.

Well, they are adult soldiers, not child soldiers.

Jiang Wanwan guessed that these should be the soldiers who stayed at the foot of the mountain and were responsible for the training and logistics of the child soldiers.

These soldiers were naturally curious about the sudden appearance of the supermarket, but their strict discipline prevented them from making as much noise as the people before.

With Captain Zhao arranging everything, the process of queuing up to check the values went very smoothly.

Jiang Wanwan only needs to explain the detection process to the soldiers standing in the front, and the soldiers behind will naturally understand what to do.

To save time, the soldiers were tested side by side in pairs.

After Jiang Wanwan finished her explanation, she also took a look at the national destiny factors they had detected.

The values of these expeditionary forces are almost all above 5000 points, and most of the soldiers have a national destiny factor of to points.

Of course, there are also a very small number of soldiers whose national destiny factors directly exceed ten thousand, or even twenty or thirty thousand.

Now that Jiang Wanwan has been in the trial world for a long time and has tested more guests, she has a clear concept and even speculation about the amount of national destiny factors.

One hundred thousand points of national destiny factor is a clear watershed. Those who possess this data are all well-known in history books.

The national destiny factor of 10,000 points is a value that every Red Army soldier possesses, and it is also another watershed.

According to Jiang Wanwan's speculation, people with this value will become the future pillars of the country as long as they continue to live.

The national destiny factor of 5,000 points is obviously a watershed. Those who can have this data are all people who have been to the battlefield and made contributions to the anti-Japanese war.

It is not uncommon for these expeditionary forces that participated in the Battle of Song Mountain to have more than 5,000 national destiny factors.

The fact that 20,000 to 30,000 national destiny factors could be detected made Jiang Wanwan think deeply, as it meant that they would definitely achieve greater things in the future.

It is worth mentioning here that these expeditionary forces were all Chiang Kai-shek's men.

Now that the country is in crisis, those who go to the battlefield to fight against the Japanese are heroes. However, the situation will be different after the enemies are driven away.

What great things can Chiang Kai-shek's followers achieve in the future? Unless they abandon their evil ways and join our Party!

So, this is the discovery of our future party members?

Jiang Wanwan's eyes lit up. She didn't expect that the value of the national destiny factor had such an effect!

She couldn't help but look at the other person's face twice, wondering whether she should find an excuse to chat with him?

However, before Jiang Wanwan could take any action, Captain Zhao came forward and talked to her about something.

Captain Zhao said that except for the child soldiers, each person has 500 points of value to freely use.

He wanted to give each of these soldiers who were testing their values 50 points of national destiny factor to use at his disposal.

The remaining funds will be used to purchase supplies for distribution to the entire army.

50 points of national fortune factor is just enough to buy 2 bags of chocolate and 2 shachima, which can be regarded as compensation for these soldiers.

Jiang Wanwan naturally agreed to this proposal and had to give up the idea of getting close to the members of our party. She found an open space on the other side of the supermarket, took out a large amount of shachima and chocolate, and let the soldiers come to collect them.

Captain Zhao stayed for a while, and after seeing that everything in the supermarket was arranged, he said he was going to pick up the child soldiers who were still having lunch, and left in a hurry.

There were not many ordinary soldiers at the foot of Songshan Mountain, only about five or six hundred people. It took more than half an hour to complete the inspection and receive their private supplies.

At one o'clock in the afternoon, most of the soldiers returned to the camp, and only a few soldiers were outside the supermarket, talking in groups of three or five in low voices.

At the supermarket entrance, Jiang Wanwan was chatting with potential members of our party when finally there was movement in the distance.

Following the sound, I saw Captain Zhao walking towards this side like a mother duck, leading a group of half-grown children.

As they approached, the real and cruel scene appeared before Jiang Wanwan's eyes.

A sallow face, a thin body, an ill-fitting military uniform, simple straw sandals...

To be honest, what Jiang Wanwan thought of as child soldiers were teenagers whose height was at least up to her shoulders.

After all, in modern society, it is common for children aged twelve or thirteen to grow to 1.5 meters or even 1.8 meters tall.

However, the real situation shocked Jiang Wanwan so much that she was speechless.

Each of the dolls is only as tall as her chest, and some are even less than 1.2 meters tall. They don’t even need to buy tickets to take the bus to the amusement park.

At this moment, the only shining light in the eyes on the dark little face was already full of vicissitudes and had lost its childish innocence.

They were wearing adult pants that were big enough to cover their entire bodies.

The belt was wrapped around her thin waist two or three times, and there was no suitable hole to fix it, so she had to pull her pants up from time to time.

This... this can't be called a teenager at all. They are obviously still children who haven't grown up yet. They are only in the first or second grade in modern times.

Yes, modern children have piles of food to eat at home, and parents are still worried about not getting enough nutrition, so they buy a lot of milk and calcium tablets.

They are all overnourished, so they grow so tall and strong.

But for children of this era, being alive is a great fortune. They don’t even dare to hope to have a full stomach. How can they grow taller and stronger when they are all malnourished?

So, are these the children who carried the hatred of the country and family and went to the battlefield with their young bodies?

At a young age when he knew nothing, he contributed his young life to this country!

Child soldiers, child soldiers...

It turns out that reading the words "娃娃" (baby) and "兵" (soldier) together is so heartbreaking!