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

While everyone was chatting, they heard a soldier knocking on the door. Captain Sun, who was standing nearby, called out, "Come in!"

"Commander, captains, breakfast is ready."

Commander Liu said, "Alright, let's go eat first, have a good rest after eating, and arrange our respective tasks. We'll discuss the next steps after Zhang Liu's message comes back."

Since Commander Liu had said so, everyone headed towards the dining hall.

It wasn't until after 2 p.m. that I received a message from Zhang Liu: "Commander, we encountered another wave of Japanese soldiers on the way while we were tracking them. These two waves of Japanese soldiers must have merged together."

Commander Liu hurriedly asked, "Where are they now?"

Zhang Liu was so angry at the thought of those two groups of Japanese soldiers that he immediately complained, "Commander, you have no idea how awful those Japanese soldiers are! They drove all the villagers out of a village thirty miles away from City C!"

"Fortunately, the people saw that the Japanese had a large number of people and did not fight with them, otherwise they would not have been able to save their lives."

"What's even worse is that they later arrested all the younger girls. As soon as they started arresting people, the people protested and started arguing with them!"

We held them tightly to prevent them from losing their lives, which is how we saved them from certain death. But now things are really bad, and I don't know what to do anymore!

Upon hearing this, Commander Liu pondered for a moment and said, "Try your best to calm the people down. I'll send people over to support you immediately!"

"Yes!"

After Commander Liu hung up Zhang Liu's communicator, he told everyone about the matter. At this time, the most excited Captain Liu said to Commander Liu, "Commander, let me go! I will definitely handle this matter properly."

Commander Liu laughed and cursed, "You crazy Liu, can't you wait until I finish speaking?"

Captain Liu smiled sheepishly. "Go on! Go on! I'm listening."

Commander Liu continued, "This operation is different from the past. Those Japanese devils must have had some ulterior motive for kidnapping those girls, and there are many of them. We can't just rely on brute force; we also need to use some strategy."

Captain Liu scratched his head and said, "Commander, what do you suggest? I'll do whatever you say."

In his haste, Captain Liu even started speaking in his local dialect, but no one took it personally; they all understood that he was just an impatient person!

After a moment of contemplation, Commander Liu said, "Here's what we'll do. The Japanese have a lot of men. You and Captain Su will each lead a small team to quietly circle around to the back of the village and ambush them, cutting off their retreat."

I'll have Zhang Liu find a few clever brothers to infiltrate the villagers and find out what the Japanese are up to.

The rest of us launched a feint attack to draw the Japanese soldiers' attention.

Captain Liu's eyes lit up: "Commander, that's brilliant! Let's set off right now." After saying that, he and Captain Su led their men away in a flurry of activity.

Commander Liu then arranged for the air force and tank squadrons to be ready to respond at any time, and then quickly organized the troops to head towards the village thirty miles away.

When they arrived, it was already past five in the afternoon and dark. They saw Japanese soldiers guarding the village entrance, along with a group of villagers and the captured girl.

The common people were kept away from the arrested girls. Some of the girls cried out of fear, but dared not wail loudly; they could only wipe away their tears silently.

When Commander Liu and his men arrived at the location, they assessed the situation. Although it was already dark, the matter could not be delayed any longer.

Just when things were getting anxious, Zhang Liu brought news: "Commander, the brothers have discovered that the Japanese devils want to use these girls as hostages to exchange for supplies with us."

Upon learning this, Commander Liu sneered inwardly, thinking to himself that he absolutely could not let the Japanese succeed, but the current situation required him to find a way to rescue the civilians and the captured girls first.

To avoid harming innocent people when the war starts, Cheng Ying walked up to Commander Liu and said, "Commander, let me go. Give me 15 minutes to go and rescue those girls first, and then evacuate the crowd."

Commander Liu knew Cheng Ying's capabilities, so he nodded and said, "Alright, be careful!"

Cheng Ying walked to a secluded spot, used spatial concealment to become invisible, and headed straight for the young girls who were being held captive by Japanese soldiers!

When they arrived at the area where the girls were being held, they found only a squad of Japanese soldiers standing guard with their guns at the ready.

The other Japanese troops were still some distance away, and Cheng Ying also saw several team members disguised as civilians.

She cautiously approached the team members and whispered in their ears, "I am Cheng Ying. In five minutes, I will take control of the Japanese soldiers guarding the civilians. You will then take the civilians and the young girls to a safe place."

Cheng Ying only approached the Japanese soldiers after seeing all her teammates nod. Because it was dark, the Japanese soldiers had only lit a few torches nearby, making the area dimly lit.

Cheng Ying used the space to create an illusion, which the Japanese soldiers could not see when the team members evacuated the civilians.

In their eyes, the common people and those young girls were still obediently staying in the same place without moving.

Five minutes later, the team members moved. They moved cautiously, notifying the villagers to follow them. Although they only had a vague understanding of the situation, they trusted Cheng Ying.

So when Cheng Ying asked them to evacuate the civilians, they obediently complied.

Even the young girls followed behind the people, and the people were very obedient, retreating without making a sound.

But when I looked up again at the Japanese soldiers holding guns, they were completely still, as if they couldn't see me preparing to escape. It felt very strange!