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

During these days, our army searched for the whereabouts of Japanese special forces with all its might, and on this day we finally got some news.

A subordinate intelligence officer in Qinghe County spotted what appeared to be special forces near the Jintang Railway. It was said that a shipment of supplies had been delivered to the Japanese army, and the special forces were likely sent by the Japanese to receive those supplies.

This batch of supplies was very large in quantity and varied in type, so the Japanese army attached great importance to it and it was very likely that they would send special forces to take over it.

Captain Zhang summoned Cheng Ying and Regiment Commander Wei and decided to send a unit to kill the special forces soldiers. If possible, taking back the supplies would be the best option.

Over the next two days, Cheng Ying and Commander Wei rushed to prepare for their departure, trying to keep things as simple as possible and arrive early to make plans.

A few days later, Cheng Ying and her team were still halfway to the Jintang Railway. Just as they were approaching the Jingtang Railway, the scouts ahead spotted a group of unidentified personnel who looked very much like the special forces they were looking for. The scouts had noted that the group's attire was different from that of ordinary troops. Because the scouts were observing them from a large tree some distance away using binoculars, they hadn't been detected. Through the binoculars, they saw that each member was performing their duties diligently and was very vigilant; their weapons were also very advanced.

The scouts also discovered that because they had turned onto this road from another road, they were now about two or three miles away from our troops.

Upon hearing this, Cheng Ying immediately discussed it with Captain Zhang and the others, expressing her desire to go and investigate first. Captain Zhang and the others knew that Cheng Ying's abilities meant she wouldn't be in too much danger, so they agreed.

Seeing that Captain Zhang and the others had agreed, Cheng Ying greeted them and ran forward. When Captain Zhang and the others couldn't see her, Cheng Ying carefully used the space to make herself invisible.

The road Cheng Ying was walking on was bumpy and uneven, but it was relatively easy to walk on. In order to catch up with the group ahead as quickly as possible, Cheng Ying ran fast while dodging obstacles, and she saw shadowy figures ahead.

Then she approached them more carefully. Cheng Ying discovered that they were indeed a very special team. Each of them was wearing a helmet, and their uniforms were somewhat different from those of the general Japanese army. But they were clearly Japanese soldiers because their clothes and helmets had the flag of their country on them.

Cheng Ying doesn't know if the world she's in now is the same as her original world, but it's definitely similar. It also has the period of Japanese invasion of China, but the leaders are not the same people from her original world. From this, it's clear that it's just a parallel world, only very similar.

These Japanese soldiers did not wear the same uniforms as the Japanese soldiers of the original world, but their flags were the same.

Cheng Ying remained hidden in the shadows, observing the mysterious Japanese army unit. She noticed their unusually cautious movements, suggesting they were on an important mission. Cheng Ying decided to follow them to see where they were headed.

As the group advanced, Cheng Ying arrived at a remote village. The village was quiet; the residents seemed to have all hidden themselves. After entering the village, the Japanese soldiers began searching every household, as if looking for something.

Cheng Ying quietly followed a Japanese soldier into a dilapidated house. To her surprise, the house was filled with munitions and strategic materials. Was this Japanese unit preparing for a large-scale attack? Cheng Ying wondered to herself.

Just as she was pondering, a commotion arose outside. Cheng Ying quickly stored all the strategic supplies in her spatial storage and left the house, disappearing into the darkness. She had to deliver this crucial intelligence to Captain Zhang and his team as soon as possible so that our army could prepare a response.

Just as Cheng Ying was about to turn around and leave after hiding, several Japanese soldiers approached. They were carrying several boxes towards her, seemingly having brought something again. As they got closer, it appeared to be boxes of bullets or grenades.

What to do now? Should we just leave, or leave them behind? Never mind that, let's leave them behind first, and take out as many as we can!

Cheng Ying stood guard behind the door, but froze when the men entered! "Where did our supplies go? Oh no, someone stole our supplies! Go tell the major general!"

But just as they turned to leave, Cheng Ying created a spatial barrier that enveloped them and immobilized them. Within this barrier, Cheng Ying was the sole judge.

He produced a silenced pistol, pointed it at them, and shot each of them.