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

Cheng Ying followed the two traitors to the small tent where they were resting. She saw them pack some things and prepare to head down the mountain. It was already past nine in the morning, and Cheng Ying had been busy all day without eating anything. A wave of hunger washed over her, and her stomach rumbled loudly. Just then, as Cheng Ying passed a tent, she smelled the aroma of food. She glanced at the two traitors ahead; they were talking to a Japanese officer and didn't seem to be leaving anytime soon.

So Cheng Ying followed the aroma to the tent and saw that it was the Japanese soldiers' kitchen. Inside, she saw two chefs wielding large ladles, stir-frying vegetables, with steamed buns and mantou beside them. Life was good! Cheng Ying first waved the buns and mantou into her spatial storage. At that moment, the two chefs finished cooking: one large pot contained stir-fried cabbage and meat, and another contained radish and meatball soup.

Just then, one chef asked another, "Hey, where did our steamed buns and dumplings go? Did you have them taken out?" The chef who was asked scratched his head and replied, "No, I've been cooking here the whole time!"

"Hey, that's strange! It was there just a moment ago, but now it's gone in the blink of an eye. Is it haunted? No, someone must have taken it. I'll go out and ask around in a bit."

After the chef left, only one person remained in the room. Taking advantage of this moment, Cheng Ying slashed at his neck from behind, knocking him unconscious. Then she pulled him aside and stored all the dishes, pots and pans, into her spatial storage.

Cheng Ying looked around. The tent still contained rice, flour, cooking oil, pork, mutton, fish, and chicken—a fairly complete supply. Cheng Ying didn't keep a single thing; she stored it all in her spatial storage. Why didn't Cheng Ying poison the food? Because she felt that would be too wasteful of food; it was precious now. Cheng Ying decided to try a different approach to deal with the enemy. After collecting everything she needed from the tent, she would go out and find those two traitors.

When Cheng Ying went outside, she saw the two traitors still talking to the Japanese officer. Were they planning to eat before leaving? Well then, Cheng Ying decided to check what was in the other tents and collect their weapons as well.

So Cheng Ying started searching tent by tent. Since she was invisible, she wasn't worried about being discovered, so she boldly and unceremoniously put everything she could into her spatial storage. But soon after, chaos broke out outside. Apparently, someone had discovered the two chefs, one of whom had been knocked unconscious, realizing that enemies might have broken in.

Then she heard a loud, shrill, and unpleasant flute playing outside. After Cheng Ying finished packing everything, she went to find the two traitors. When she came out of the tent, she saw squads of enemy soldiers searching everywhere. She heard someone shout, "Quick, search carefully! They couldn't have gone far. With so much stuff, it's impossible for it to have disappeared without a sound!"

Just then, a soldier reported to the officer, "Major General, we're out of guns and ammunition too." The major general was furious and shouted, "That's impossible! Find them now, even if you have to dig three feet into the ground!" Pairs of enemy soldiers searched the vicinity, and even the two traitors were following along, observing the surroundings.

At this moment, Yamamoto shouted at the two traitors, "You two, go down the mountain and find out who has been here! How dare someone take everything right under our noses when there are so many of our soldiers here? It's impossible, absolutely impossible!" Hearing this, Cheng Ying thought to herself, "There are too many impossible things. Even if you search your whole life, you'll never find those things!"

Seeing that the two traitors had been sent out, Cheng Ying immediately followed them. The two traitors also quickly headed down the mountain. After following them for a while, Cheng Ying discovered that the path they were taking down the mountain was not the same path the two had taken up the mountain. This path was relatively flat, and there was at least one small trail leading down the mountain, which gradually widened as they walked.

When Cheng Ying followed them down the mountain, nearing the exit, she pulled out a tranquilizer gun and shot the two men. They couldn't die yet; she had to take them back to Captain Sun for interrogation to see if she could get any useful information out of them! Cheng Ying was a very accurate shot; the tranquilizer gun hit each of them in the back of the heart, and soon both men stopped moving.

Cheng Ying cautiously walked up to them and kicked them with her foot. "Hmph! Let's see where you can run now." Cheng Ying took out a rope from her space and tied the two of them up tightly. Then she put them into her space. Cheng Ying didn't need to worry about them waking up halfway through, because the dose of anesthesia was enough for them to sleep for a whole day.

Cheng Ying knew things were definitely in chaos with the enemy forces on the mountain. She believed they wouldn't leave anytime soon and must have a grand scheme in mind, otherwise they wouldn't be camped in this valley. So, Cheng Ying ate two steamed buns and drank some water in her spatial dimension before quickly heading back. She needed to find a way to discuss with Captain Sun and the others before these Japanese reinforcements arrived, to see if they could wipe them out in one fell swoop, preventing them from harming others.