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

After waiting outside for more than twenty minutes, Cheng Ying and Regiment Commander Wei quietly entered the valley.

One of the team members took out the miniature detector and remotely controlled it to fly into the sky. The miniature detector circled once in the sky, and the image on his hand was very clear.

Whether outside or inside the tent, it was completely quiet.

After the team member reported, Commander Wei waved his hand, and the team members behind him stepped forward one after another.

The team members carefully pointed their guns into the tent, slowly lifted the curtain one by one, and rushed in. They found that all the Japanese soldiers inside had indeed fallen. Whether they were soldiers or officers, they were all motionless.

Cheng Ying quickly searched the tents for the general and eventually found him in a large tent. Next to the general lay the female officer, who also appeared to have been drugged and was unconscious.

Cheng Ying was overjoyed. The next time, the sleeping pills would knock out all the Japanese soldiers in the camp. Cheng Ying immediately stopped Commander Wei and said, "Commander, this fat man is the Japanese general, and the woman next to him is also a female officer named Usamiko."

"Oh, right, there's also an officer named Lieutenant Sato," Cheng Ying thought. Since the three of them were discussing matters together, it meant that these three were in charge.

After thinking for a moment, Commander Wei said to Cheng Ying, "Since their reinforcements might arrive at any time, we must act quickly and decisively."

Cheng Ying nodded in agreement. "Commander, let's make a decision quickly! After dealing with this group, we still have to deal with the more than three thousand people who are coming!"

After the two men reached a consensus, Commander Wei ordered all the soldiers to be killed without exception, while keeping the officers alive, in case they might be useful in the future.

The soldiers entered the tent one by one, raised their guns, and fired, taking out all the Japanese soldiers one by one.

With little time left, they discussed it and decided to set up a position outside the cave to wait for the upcoming battle.

Cheng Ying and Regiment Commander Wei led their men to quickly clean up the battlefield, piling up the bodies of the dead Japanese soldiers and dousing them with gasoline in preparation for burning. At the same time, they hurriedly set up defensive fortifications outside the cave, laying landmines and traps.

As night fell again, the sounds of horses' hooves and car engines could be heard in the distance. Cheng Ying climbed to a high vantage point and saw a large number of Japanese troops heading towards the cave.

It seems this general holds a high position, and the Japanese army values ​​him quite a bit; judging by the scale of the force, they've sent more than three thousand soldiers! After they arrived at the minefield and walked for a while, Cheng Ying waved her hand, and the mines immediately detonated.

At the same time, Cheng Ying detonated the time bomb she had planted. Although many Japanese soldiers died, the bomb alerted the enemy.

The Japanese troops on the other side immediately organized their men to set up a defensive line, with some hiding behind cover. Thus, a fierce battle began.

Because of the unique terrain and the fact that it is adjacent to a forest, this forest has become an obstacle to the large-scale use of the alien ability.

However, this didn't stump Cheng Ying. If she couldn't use it over a large area, she could use it over a small area. After fighting for a while, Cheng Ying felt unsatisfied, so she found a hidden spot, became invisible, and flashed to the enemy camp.

Upon arriving, she first observed the Japanese soldiers; they were carrying gunpowder on a large truck. "In that case," she thought, "let's take the truck away first!"

Cheng Ying acted immediately, appearing in front of the truck in a few flashes. She reached out and pressed down on the truck, which then disappeared instantly.

This caused a commotion among the Japanese troops. Immediately afterwards, Cheng Ying took possession of two more trucks. Although she didn't know what supplies they were carrying, it was always a good idea to take them.

The Japanese army, now without supplies, was thrown into chaos.