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

This made Cheng Ying feel very unwilling. If this continued, it would never end, and they would keep bothering her. It was really annoying.

Cheng Ying turned around and suddenly remembered the wounded soldiers. She immediately ran over and asked, "Commander, how are they?"

Commander Wei said, "Luckily, your medicine arrived in time. After applying the medicine, their wounds have almost healed."

Cheng Ying breathed a deep sigh of relief. Luckily, there was the spiritual spring water; otherwise, she would have felt very guilty.

A few days later, Cheng Ying was afraid that the big ninja would come back to kill her again. Cheng Ying, who was always nervous, thought that it was not good to keep worrying like this!

Actually, the root cause is herself. If she weren't here, wouldn't Commander Wei and Captain Zhang be much safer?

These past few days, Cheng Ying has been thinking about this problem. The Japanese army sent assassins to kill her. If she is not here, the assassins will be led away, and then Commander Wei, Captain Zhang, and the other soldiers will be safe!

Therefore, Cheng Ying decided to leave. But before leaving, she had to make arrangements! First and foremost, she needed to leave enough supplies for Commander Wei and his men!

In particular, the soldiers' rations for the next six months, and some pills made with spiritual spring water.

She kept medicines for treating injuries, stopping bleeding, and various medications for headaches, fever, and diarrhea. Most of these medicines were prepared by herself.

With a large number of soldiers in the team, Cheng Ying also left behind a significant amount of supplies. In addition to the warehouses prepared by Commander Wei and his team, she found two more safe houses and stored a large quantity of various crops from her spatial storage space inside!

After everything was arranged, Cheng Ying suddenly felt like a child about to run away from home, feeling both reluctant and helpless.

She also left some advanced weapons and two sets of anti-aircraft missiles in the warehouse of supplies she left for Captain Zhang and Regiment Commander Wei. Cheng Ying was afraid that if enemy planes attacked the place while she was away, they would have a weapon to deal with it. She even left a lot of the new type of time bombs and bullets.

That night, she quietly packed her bags, leaving a letter for Commander Wei and Captain Zhang, thanking them for their care and telling them about her decision. Cheng Ying also included a small bottle of undiluted spiritual spring water in the letter, explaining in detail its uses.

Under the cover of night, Cheng Ying embarked on her journey away. She hoped that her departure would protect Commander Wei and the other soldiers.

However, fate is always full of drama. Cheng Ying hadn't gone far when she heard shouts and gunshots ahead.

So Cheng Ying cleverly hid in the bushes nearby, and soon saw a figure carrying an injured person and running quickly ahead.

Not far away, a group of Japanese soldiers were chasing after them. Seeing this, Cheng Ying figured that anyone being chased by the Japanese must be from her country, so she decided to save them. She couldn't stand idly by if they were Chinese.

As the two people ran past her, Cheng Ying realized that the injured person lying on the ground was someone she knew well. The person's head was facing her, and she was able to see his face clearly.

Cheng Ying quickly caught up with the two people who were running away and said, "You two, quickly hide in the bushes. I'll handle the rest."

The man carrying the wounded was startled and turned around, thinking it was the Japanese soldiers chasing them. But when he saw the man's face, he breathed a sigh of relief and unconsciously listened to Cheng Ying's words and hid in the bushes by the roadside.

After running forward quickly for a while, Cheng Ying hid behind a tree. She took the opportunity to observe the Japanese soldiers chasing after her and found that there were more than ten of them.

They were dressed in clearly Japanese military uniforms, and they ran forward menacingly, shouting, "Stop! Don't run! If you run any further, I'll shoot!"

Running at the front was a man who looked like a traitor. As he ran, he said to the men in Japanese military uniforms behind him, "Sir! They're just ahead. They can't run fast. One of them is injured."

Upon hearing this, Cheng Ying became even more certain that they were Japanese devils, and therefore they deserved to die!