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

Time flies, and a year has passed in the blink of an eye.

During this period, our troops have cleaned up the surrounding area. Except for a team left here as management personnel, everyone else will be relocated to Tianjin.

The soldiers boarded the train in an orderly fashion, and the carriages were filled with the atmosphere of parting.

Everyone knew that this parting might mean never seeing each other again, yet everyone's face was filled with determination and hope.

The train slowly pulled out of the station, carrying the soldiers to a new battlefield.

They held firm to their beliefs and were determined to dedicate everything to the country and the people.

On this land, they shed blood, sweat, and tears, but also gained growth and resilience.

Cheng Ying will also follow her comrades to a new battlefield. In this land she is about to leave, there are many people and things that Cheng Ying will remember.

Their voices and appearances were still very clear in Cheng Ying's mind, and she felt very reluctant to part with them.

But things are often beyond our control. As long as the invaders are still around, she and her comrades will be there. Cheng Ying also hopes to return to her homeland after the country has achieved a complete victory.

Cheng Ying and her comrades all carried with them a deep longing for their homeland and an uncertainty about the unknown future. No matter what situation they would face in the future, they believed that thinking of these familiar faces would give them unwavering strength.

Many of the fellow villagers seeing them off outside were relatives who were about to go to the battlefield. Their faces showed reluctance, perhaps this farewell would be their last.

But no matter how reluctant they were, they resolutely sent their children or siblings onto the train.

The villagers stood outside the platform, waving their arms and shouting, "You must come back safely! We're waiting for your news of victory at home!"

As the train pulled away, Cheng Ying gazed out the window at her hometown, which was gradually receding into the distance, her heart filled with emotion.

She remembered the instructions of her loved ones and the oaths of her comrades-in-arms, and her eyes shone with a firm light.

During the long journey, Cheng Ying and her comrades supported each other and spent many unforgettable moments together.

They shared their stories and dreams, and prepared for the battle to come.

Finally, the train arrived at its destination.

After getting off the bus, I was greeted by an unfamiliar and challenging scene.

But Cheng Ying and her comrades were not afraid. They quickly threw themselves into training and preparation for war, striving to defend their motherland's territory.

Cheng Ying and a dozen or so female comrades from the regiment also got off the train at the same time, each carrying their own luggage. They were dressed in uniform military uniforms and looked very heroic.

Soldiers from other teams were all around, busy organizing their equipment.

Cheng Ying looked ahead with a firm gaze, her heart filled with a sense of mission.

At that moment, an officer walked over and conveyed the mission instructions to them.

Yes, they had just gotten off the bus and didn't even have time to rest before they had to start preparing for battle. That's the reality, which shows that the situation here is very unclear.

Cheng Ying and her comrades listened attentively, then lined up neatly and set off for the front lines to fight the enemy to the death.

On the way, Cheng Ying already knew the importance of this mission. At a fork in the road, the leader in front divided the dozen or so female comrades into two groups.

They each had their own missions. Cheng Ying and five other female comrades were to infiltrate the enemy as hostages and then wait for an opportunity to coordinate with their comrades outside.

Before they went, the team leader explained the situation to them and emphasized the extreme danger, urging them to ensure their safety.

"Here's the thing: there's a coal mine near Lincheng."

A Japanese army unit occupied the area. They were inhuman and did not value human life. The local people were tortured terribly by them, and many people lost their lives.

They captured local residents and some able-bodied young men and forced them to work in the mines.

Because we must ensure the safety of our fellow villagers first, we cannot launch a direct assault. We must use strategy to rescue them first, and then consider how to deal with the Japanese soldiers.

Cheng Ying and her group needed to infiltrate the area first, draw up the topographical map and the distribution of Japanese troops, and then pass it on to their teammates who were there to meet them, so as to find a breakthrough and safely rescue the villagers.

They were fully aware of the dangers of this operation, but for the sake of the country and the people, they were willing to give everything.

After splitting into two groups, Cheng Ying and her teammates embarked on their respective journeys.

They cleverly disguised themselves and infiltrated the enemy camp.

Inside the enemy camp, Cheng Ying remained vigilant, constantly seeking opportunities to contact the outside world.

However, the enemy was not an easy opponent, and Cheng Ying and her companions faced many difficulties and challenges.

That night, Cheng Ying cautiously observed her surroundings, gradually figuring out the terrain before taking bold action.

Although she also wanted to wait until she made contact with her comrades outside before taking action, they were now facing a major crisis. One of her teammates had been accidentally discovered by the enemy, and she was afraid that her teammate was in danger, so she decided to act now.