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

When Cheng Ying heard a click, the lock actually opened, and she was secretly pleasantly surprised. "Not bad," she thought, "I'll keep this key safe. It'll really work when I need it!" Cheng Ying looked around; seeing no one, she gently removed the chain from the door and slowly opened it.

Cheng Ying didn't open the door completely, only enough for one person to enter. She went inside, revealing herself. Her first glance at the room revealed only a bed and nothing else; it was a small single room. The Japanese treated this intelligence agent quite specially, locking her up alone, which made her actions easier.

Cheng Ying turned to look at the intelligence officer codenamed Eagle and said, "I'm here to save you, do you believe me?" It wasn't until Cheng Ying finished speaking that the intelligence officer came to his senses. "You, how did you get out? No, it's not..." Eagle didn't know what to say at this point. She didn't know how to say it either. It was as if Cheng Ying had suddenly appeared in front of her.

Seeing her like this, Cheng Ying suddenly realized that her sudden appearance in front of her might have frightened her. Cheng Ying wiped her face and quickly said, "Eagle, this is not the time to focus on other things. I'll ask you one more time, do you trust me? If you trust me, do as I say." Eagle then came to her senses. "Of course I trust you. Tell me, what do I need to do?"

Cheng Ying took out a small pill, a sleeping pill that would keep the user unconscious for 24 hours. This was a pill Cheng Ying had specially prepared for this situation; if she wanted to use the space to transport people or living things out, she could give them one, and they would fall asleep, allowing Cheng Ying to carry out her tasks with peace of mind.

At this moment, the eagle glanced at the pill in Cheng Ying's hand. Before Cheng Ying could ask, she said, "This is a sleeping pill. I need to put you to sleep so I can secretly smuggle you out. As for how I'll smuggle you out, you don't need to ask. Just cooperate." After Cheng Ying finished speaking, she looked at the eagle and asked for her consent with her eyes.

After hearing Cheng Ying's explanation, Eagle understood the reason. Without hesitation, she took the pill, trusting Cheng Ying's words—yes, trusting she would get her out safely. Soon after taking the pill, Eagle fell into a deep sleep, and Cheng Ying immediately put her into her spatial storage. After leaving the prison, she locked the door behind her.

Her initial plan was to rescue the eagle first, and then wait for the troops to arrive before rescuing the others. The prison building had five floors, each holding a number of people. Cheng Ying roughly counted over 200 people. Rescuing them all would require careful planning.

After observing the situation for a while, Cheng Ying went to find the armory and granary. Her main goal was to find the armory and take away all their weapons. If they were deprived of their weapons when the fighting started, our army would have a much easier time fighting!

Soon, Cheng Ying found the place where the weapons and gunpowder were stored. After avoiding a patrol of soldiers, she entered. Seeing the neatly arranged boxes inside, she smiled happily. "Finally found you!" Cheng Ying didn't waste any time and quickly stored all the gunpowder and weapons into her spatial storage. She then looked around to see if there were any hidden compartments or secret doors.

The hidden door and compartment were not found, but there was one in the basement. When Cheng Ying entered the basement, she found even more powerful weapons there. Hey! These little devils are quite cunning; I almost missed this place! After putting them all into her spatial storage, she checked again and this time there really was nothing left.

Next up was the granary. It's true what they say about those cunning Japanese soldiers; Cheng Ying assumed the granary and armory, even if not adjacent, wouldn't be too far apart. But Cheng Ying was wrong. They were practically on opposite sides of the same building, wasting quite a bit of her time finding the granary. This granary wasn't small either, after all, it had to supply food and drink for several thousand people.