Anti-Japanese War: My strategist joins the game and awakens the small map!

Pudong.

The night was hazy, and a drizzle brought a cool breeze to Pudong in the evening.

There are fewer and fewer pedestrians on the road, and the accumulated water in the low-lying areas reflects the neon lights of the bustling streets.

The lights are on, but the former prosperity is hard to see.

Various patrol cars and the Japanese security teams were moving around the city. Under the cover of night, there were many soldiers on the streets but few pedestrians.

In the dim alley, a figure looked around from time to time, put a newspaper in his arms, and walked quickly towards the dim street.

I wasn't paying attention and stepped into a puddle, causing a splash.

But it did not affect his pace at all. When he entered the alley, he looked around vigilantly again and walked in quickly.

When the figure entered the room, there were several figures gathered inside. The young man slammed the newspaper in his hand heavily on the table, making a loud noise. The eyes of the gathered figures involuntarily fell on the man, and their brows furrowed slightly. Their eyes naturally followed the direction of his hand and fell on the table.

"These little devils are going too far, actually writing this kind of newspaper!"

"It's clear that Jincheng was a great victory, but the Japanese report seems to be saying that they gave Jincheng away."

“They also published reports like this all over the place.”

"..."

When three or four young people saw the report, they felt depressed.

After all, the situation in the newspaper filled his heart with anger.

"Ma Shangwu? What's going on?" Before the young men could respond, a crisp voice sounded from the inner room, and three more figures appeared in the hall, led by a woman.

Her clear eyes stared at the young man who walked into the room angrily.

Wang Qiuting's words calmed Ma Shangwu down, but he didn't hide the indignation in his tone at all.

"Draw a line and rule! The Japanese actually drew a line on our territory, between Jincheng and Shengjing, and ruled it with the Tiger Brigade."

Ma Shangwu was filled with anger, because this was their land, and they were being treated like this by the Japanese devils...

What’s the difference between this and eating their flesh and selling their bones!

The Tiger Guards Brigade was the team he respected the most. They fought all the way to the Northern Expedition, and he was even ready to head north.

If there are peace advocates and spineless people in the country, then in Ma Shangwu's heart, the Tiger Guards Brigade is the biggest pro-war faction and the place where he truly sees hope.

I was even deeply impressed by a sentence in the newspaper: Never think about getting at the negotiating table what you can't get on the battlefield. The tall and strong figure wanted by the Japanese devils, who was missing arms and legs, showed his iron will to the fullest.

Ma Shangwu's words naturally resonated with others.

"This is clearly a biding of time. As far as I know, Hans Tiger's advance in Bear Country is going smoothly. Once the Bear Country's Far Eastern troops withdraw, will the Kwantung Army move south?"

"If you can think of this, the Tiger Guards can certainly do it too."

"Then why...has the Tiger Brigade not made any moves yet? If this continues, the bad weather in the three northeastern provinces, coupled with the Tiger Brigade being isolated and deep in the enemy's territory, will be very disadvantageous to them."

"..."

For a time, many young people in the Youth Rescue Association began to discuss this matter. Although they were far away from the war-torn front lines, they still understood the difficulties of fighting in winter.

Those who can come here are basically around 20 years old, with their hearts full of passion. It feels really bad to see the Japanese using the country's land for their own benefit, chopping people into pieces and making them the fish in the mouth.

Especially when looking at the Japanese's complacent report, they seemed to be very magnanimous.

The constant discussions among the crowd made Wang Qiuting, who was standing by, pick up the newspaper curiously and take a closer look.

"These are newspapers controlled by the Japanese. Don't let them influence your judgment." Wang Qiuting shook her head. She knew a lot about the Japanese newspapers. Looking at the indignant people, her expression paused slightly and she spoke again:

"The Tiger Brigade fought their way through. We should know better than anyone that they won't stop. The Kwantung Army has always been fond of doing things this way. When they were dealing with the Anti-Japanese United Army before, they also used public opinion to weaken the people's will to resist, forcing the Japanese to lie with their eyes open. It's obvious that the Tiger Brigade is putting a lot of pressure on the Kwantung Army in the north."

Wang Qiuting's tone was very calm, but within this calmness, she revealed a lot of power.

As soon as the words fell, Ma Shangwu and the others nodded in agreement.

"We all understand this, but some people don't. This afternoon, I saw many people throwing away newspapers. The Japanese are just trying to fool the people..."

As he was speaking, Ma Shangwu suddenly paused and frowned, as if he had thought of something.

"The Tiger Brigade will never compromise with the Japs." Wang Qiuting said firmly, waving the telegram in her hand, and then spoke again:

"In Taigu County, the Japanese have been making a big fuss about the Tiger Brigade being cowardly, but what was the result? Not to mention that the situation in Jin has stabilized, and the Tiger Brigade didn't stop but chose to march north. Could they really compromise with the Japanese for the sake of Jincheng? It's impossible!"

Wang Qiuting's words were still calm, but beneath these gentle words, she revealed immense confidence.

This statement also made some other young people feel a little relieved.

Moreover, Ma Shangwu, who was deep in thought, seemed to have figured something out at this time.

"On my way back, I seemed to see the Japanese taking down the notices. Do you think there has been another fight in the north?" Ma Shangwu had no doubt about what Wang Qiuting said. However, when he thought about everything he saw on the way back, he couldn't help but think about it.

After all, if there were no other reasons, the Japanese would not have taken down the notice.

Now it means that something may have happened that they don't know about.

As soon as Ma Shangwu said this, the expressions of the others instantly became serious. Before getting any specific news, they knew that they must not be too happy too early.

"What we need most now is to stabilize the people's hearts and not let the Japanese devils' conspiracy succeed..." Wang Qiuting thought about it seriously.

"Then I'll try to mobilize my classmates..."

"I'll contact the underground newspaper."

"Okay, let's divide the work and keep in touch. Also, I'm going north."

Everyone spoke, and finally Wang Qiuting spoke in a serious tone. She had thought about this decision for a long time. After all, she wanted to go to Jin in person to see whether the person she was worried about was still alive.

Then, after getting the news, they would head north from Jin.

Wang Qiuting's words instantly made the whole atmosphere serious.

"I'll go with you." Ma Shangwu said in a firm tone.

"I have to go find my brother first. It's not safe along the way..." Wang Qiuting was silent for a moment and then spoke.

“Where is safe…?”

Ma Shangwu shook his head decisively, as if he was afraid of adding burden to the other party, and couldn't help but say: "I want to join the Tiger Guard Brigade, it's also on the way."

"Okay, if we don't die... forget it, let's survive first." Wang Qiuting said, her tone slightly hesitant, and she changed the subject and spoke.

"Everyone survive, we want to witness the new world..."

The figure next to him spoke with a tone full of longing.

"Yes, survive and witness the new world."

"Let's do it. See you in the North."

"See you in the North!!"