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

Cheng Ying was astonished when she entered the granary. It wasn't just grain; there were also a wide variety of daily necessities. This wasn't a grain depot; it was a general storeroom. Besides grain, there were clothes, shoes, firewood, coal, gasoline—virtually anything useful you could think of was there. Cheng Ying was secretly delighted. Such abundant supplies might solve the immediate crisis for many people. She carefully examined each item, imagining how they could be used.

Suddenly, she discovered an unopened box of medical supplies in a corner, containing medicines, bandages, and syringes. This was undoubtedly a valuable asset, especially in these turbulent times when medical resources were extremely precious. As Cheng Ying collected the supplies, she muttered, "Hey, there are also hundreds of water bottles, that's really good stuff, even some cloth..."

Cheng Ying was happily collecting supplies, but her comrades and fellow soldiers who had come with her were very worried about her. They had arrived around 2 a.m., and it had been over an hour since they arrived, and she still hadn't come out. If she didn't, it would be almost dawn! At the guerrilla unit, someone who didn't know Cheng Ying said, "Comrades, Comrade Cheng has been inside for a while now, why hasn't she come out yet? Could something have happened to her? What do we do now?"

Hearing their comrade's words of concern, Da Zhuang and Xiao Zhang said, "Comrades, you don't need to worry too much about Comrade Cheng Ying. She is very capable. We just need to listen to her and wait for news. I think she should be out soon." Although the comrades on the armed work team were very worried, they could only believe what Xiao Zhang and Da Zhuang said.

Da Zhuang and Xiao Zhang exchanged a glance. They were also a little worried about Cheng Ying, since she had been gone for so long. However, because they had worked with Cheng Ying many times before, they had more experience than the martial arts team, so they remained calm.

After Cheng Ying stored all the supplies and tens of thousands of kilograms of grain into her spatial storage, she felt extremely satisfied. What's more, besides the grain, she also unexpectedly acquired some jewelry, antiques, and ornaments. The Japanese soldiers also ate a variety of canned ham and other meats in considerable quantities. He raised his wrist to check his watch; it was almost four o'clock. Too much time had been dragging on, and some matters needed to be resolved.

The enemy's main problem right now is manpower, and the issue of their weapons remains unresolved. She observed that the biggest obstacle to our forces is the machine gun emplacements they've set up at the entrance. These need to be addressed, otherwise our men will be wiped out as soon as they arrive, and all our efforts will be in vain!

Under his watchful eye, Cheng Ying returned to the entrance and saw them also preparing for battle. He recognized several officers; they were frantically deploying their men. One officer was about to order his soldiers to the armory to retrieve more guns and gunpowder. Cheng Ying knew he couldn't let them go; if they did, they'd give themselves away. So, he immediately pulled out several explosives and grenades and began throwing them down the crowd near the entrance. A series of loud explosions followed, and the enemy soldiers, caught off guard, lay dead.

Taking advantage of the situation, Cheng Ying opened the gate and signaled to our troops, thus initiating the major battle! Upon receiving the signal, our troops quickly charged towards the gate. A fierce firefight ensued, with gunfire and artillery exploding incessantly. Cheng Ying, utilizing her spatial abilities, continuously supplied our troops with ammunition and supplies.

During the battle, Cheng Ying noticed the enemy commander attempting a counterattack. Without hesitation, she rushed towards him, raised her hand, and fired a shot, killing him instantly. The enemy's morale plummeted upon seeing this.

Finally, with Cheng Ying's assistance, our army successfully broke through the gate and entered. In this battle, Cheng Ying led her troops inside and first threw several bombs inside. The booming sound shocked some of the Japanese soldiers, because their bullets were limited to what was in their guns and at hand. Once they ran out, they were out of ammunition. The Japanese soldiers immediately panicked. Cheng Ying then used her spatial domain to cover a group of people and control their movements. The hundreds of people under her control were immediately unable to move and could only be slaughtered at her mercy.

In this way, they gradually eroded the Japanese army's fighting strength and manpower. The Japanese army was fighting and retreating. When they were about to retreat to the prison, Cheng Ying acted urgently. She couldn't let them retreat there, and she couldn't let anything happen to the people being held there. So, she teleported behind the Japanese army, took out a machine gun, and unleashed a fierce barrage of fire. This fierce maneuver terrified the Japanese soldiers, who didn't know where to hide and could only find cover.

Cheng Ying used her teleportation ability several more times to enter the enemy ranks, throwing several grenades into the densest areas before teleporting away again. After several such attacks, the enemy had very few men left. After being intimidated by Cheng Ying's group, the remaining two thousand-odd men dared not resist. One by one, they threw down their guns and raised their hands. Yes, they had won; the Japanese soldiers were surrendering. Even their officers raised white flags. They had no choice but to surrender; their weapons were useless, and without bullets, they couldn't fight back. If they didn't surrender, they would only be offering themselves up for execution.