A post-apocalyptic female soul travels back to the War of Resistance against Japan

The soldiers watched with curiosity as the small machine flew towards the woods. Cheng Ying called over one of the soldiers and taught him how to read the screen on the remote control in her hand, and which button was for moving left and which was for moving right. She taught him very carefully, while the soldier was learning helplessly.

Before long, although he was clumsy, he successfully operated the small probe, flying left and right. After getting used to it, the team member mastered it!

The other team members were also very envious and decided to try it out when they had the chance. Seeing that their teammates had mastered the operation method, Cheng Ying arranged for everyone to take turns using the detector to search in the nearby woods.

One of the team members noticed something unusual; a strong signal was displayed on the screen. He immediately reported this to Cheng Ying.

Cheng Ying led the team toward the signal source and eventually found a hidden cave in a thicket. The entrance was narrow, allowing only one person to pass at a time.

Cheng Ying cautiously approached the cave and illuminated its interior with her flashlight. Deep inside, she could see what appeared to be some strange devices and traces.

She made a quick decision to venture deeper into the cave to investigate. Her team followed nervously behind her, their weapons ready to deal with any potential dangers.

They cautiously explored their way forward, and when they reached a bend, Cheng Ying stopped them. "You find a place to hide first, I'll go in and take a look myself."

The team member glanced at Commander Wei behind him, who nodded. So they each found a place to hide and wait for Cheng Ying's signal.

After Cheng Ying turned the corner, she used the space to hide herself. As she walked forward, the cave widened, and she came out into a spacious valley. She never expected there to be such a paradise here.

Of course, it would be perfect if it weren't for those tents and the Japanese soldiers outside! Cheng Ying observed her surroundings and realized that this seemed to be a secret Japanese camp. She quietly approached a tent and heard Japanese conversation coming from inside.

Cheng Ying quickly took out a translator and saw the meaning displayed on it. "General, hiding here is not a long-term solution. I think it would be safer for us to return to headquarters when we find an opportunity."

Before the general could speak, a Japanese woman next to him said, "Lieutenant Sato, are you afraid of the guerrilla forces outside?"

Lieutenant Sato angrily shouted at Usamiko, "Usamiko, at this time our army is showing weakness, and we don't have many soldiers with us. For the general's safety, we must be careful!"

At this moment, the general said, "Stop arguing. Contact headquarters now and request reinforcements. How many more can we get?"

Lieutenant Sato, who was standing nearby, replied, "The general just contacted headquarters, and they said they can only send three thousand people over."

The general said incredulously, "What? Only three thousand men? Where did all of our men go?"

Lieutenant Sato cautiously asked, "They deployed most of their forces to attack Sanbao Village, but there's been no news yet. How's the situation there?"

The Japanese general remained silent for a long time, paced around the room twice, then turned back and said with a sharp look, "I don't care how many men headquarters can send to meet us. When the troops arrive, we'll set off."

After the general finished speaking, Lieutenant Sato and Usamiko stood up and said, "Yes, General!"

Upon seeing this, Cheng Ying realized there was a general inside, likely a high-ranking Japanese officer. Hearing nothing more of what was happening, Cheng Ying turned to go and explore their camp.

It seems this general and his men haven't received news of the Japanese attack on Sanbao Village yet! They've wiped out all the Japanese troops in Sanbao Village, and this general is still waiting for news from there—maybe a ghost will come back to him!

Thinking this, he wandered around the area. There were more than fifty tents of various sizes, the largest of which was the tent where the general had been earlier.

These Japanese devils are really rich! To Cheng Ying, all these tents were practically a supply delivery. After looking around, she roughly counted over two thousand Japanese soldiers.

How should Cheng Ying fight these Japanese soldiers? She thought it would be easier to drug them and save bullets. Having figured out how to deal with them, Cheng Ying began to observe her surroundings. How was it supposed to be done?

Cheng Ying noticed several Japanese soldiers carrying barrels of liquid not far away, which looked like drinking water. A thought struck her, and she decided to tamper with the barrels.

Taking advantage of the fact that no one was paying attention, Cheng Ying quietly approached the bucket and poured in a specially made sedative. This sedative was colorless and odorless, and would take effect quickly. After finishing, Cheng Ying quickly left the scene and hid in the shadows to observe what was happening.

Soon after, some Japanese soldiers came to fetch water and unknowingly drank the water laced with a sleeping potion. Before long, the effects of the drug took hold, and a large number of Japanese soldiers collapsed to the ground.

Seeing this, Cheng Ying was secretly delighted; her plan had succeeded. Now, she could deal with these enemies much more easily.

It's a bit of a pity that not everyone drank the water from that bucket; some people didn't drink it and therefore didn't get infected.

Before long, the military camp was in chaos!