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

In the video, she saw Kurokawa hand the document to an officer below, who then took the document bag and left the conference room with other officers.

All that remained in the conference room were General Kurokawa and the old man Sakata. Cheng Ying simply had the computer continue recording the video while she went to find the officer with the documents; she could look at them later if anything came up.

After leaving the space, Cheng Ying immediately became invisible and went to a place not far from the conference room. She looked at each officer one by one, and finally saw the officer holding the documents. So Cheng Ying immediately followed him.

Cheng Ying followed the officer who was carrying the documents through a maze of turns until they arrived at a two-story building. She then followed him up to the second floor and entered the innermost room.

Cheng Ying saw that this was a file room, with many file bags in each cabinet, and each cabinet had a label with Japanese writing on it.

Anyway, she couldn't understand it. She only saw the officer put the file bag he was holding into one of the cabinets, lock it, and then leave.

Cheng Ying waited a while longer until there was no more noise outside before walking to the cabinet with the file folder. She turned the lock and opened it with a gentle push.

She opened the file folder, took out the documents, and saw that it was Japanese again. Cheng Ying wondered if she should learn some Japanese if she was constantly exposed to it.

To avoid the hassle each time, she reached out and a translator appeared in her hand. Cheng Ying used the translator's camera to take a picture of the text, then clicked to translate, and finally saw the content.

Zhou Shiyi joined the guerrilla force at the age of 19. He had parents and brothers at home... Cheng Ying carefully read the information, secretly shocked. It turned out that Zhou Shiyi's background was so complicated. He had joined the anti-Japanese guerrilla force at a very young age and must have experienced many hardships.

He was supposed to be a veteran revolutionary, so how could he betray the organization?

However, it seems that this person only recently sent the information to the Japanese army. Could he be someone who is hiding very well?

Is it only now that he's been exposed because there's a need for it? There might be some inside story, but he did betray the organization and the country after all.

She carefully put away the documents and decided to pass on this important information to the organization as soon as possible. However, just as she was about to leave, she heard footsteps outside the door.

Cheng Ying immediately hid behind the cabinet. The door opened, and the same officer walked in, seemingly looking for something.

But after searching around on the ground, probably not finding it, they went out again.

Cheng Ying breathed a sigh of relief and was about to turn around and leave when she thought of the documents in the cabinets behind her. She wondered if they were useful or not, so she waved her hand and put all the filing cabinets and their file bags into her space.

Then, taking advantage of the fact that no one was paying attention, she quietly slipped out of the building. She knew the importance of this intelligence and that it had to be delivered safely.

However, before returning, she had to go to the armory and granary to store the good stuff into her space first; this was essential and very important.

As she walked, she arrived at the granary. To be precise, it contained not only grain but also other supplies. In any case, since she was invisible, she didn't need to worry about being seen.

She used spatial manipulation to pass through walls, ignoring the patrolling soldiers outside, since they couldn't see her anyway.

Inside, you see neatly stacked sacks of grain and stacks of boxes, all filled with canned meat.

There were also jars of baijiu (Chinese liquor) next to it, and dried chicken, cured meat, and sausages hanging from the roof...

There were also some miscellaneous bottles and jars, as well as some smaller grain bags that had been snatched from the people. Each bag contained different things and had a different weight, and they were all piled up on one side.

In short, everything edible and usable in this room was stored in the space.

Seeing that the place was empty and there was no basement or anything like that, he turned around and went straight through the wall into the armory next door.

The armory was ridiculously large, with airplanes and tanks taking up a considerable area. So she kept collecting and collecting without paying much attention to what was there. The most important thing now was to quickly put everything into her space. It took her about ten minutes to finish.

However, this armory had a hidden secret: inside was a small door leading to a small room filled with wooden crates, stacked one on top of the other, making it very secure.

There wasn't even a place to put your feet down; the boxes stretched all the way to the small doorway. Cheng Yan tried opening one of the boxes to see what was inside, and found that it filled the entire room.