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

When Cheng Ying arrived outside the village, she had already decided that she wouldn't go back to find Captain Zhang and the others yet, but she needed to let them know this intelligence. So Cheng Ying quickly walked to the vicinity of the scouts. After walking a short distance, one of the team members greeted her. "Comrade Cheng, you're back."

After confirming that the person was from our side, Cheng Ying said to him, "Comrade, I hope you can tell Captain Zhang and the others when you get back that I have discovered some information and cannot go back yet." As she spoke, Cheng Ying took out a piece of paper. That's right, she wrote down all the information that should be told to Captain Zhang on it.

"Comrade Cheng, if there's any danger, come back with me first and discuss it with Captain Zhang and the others!" Cheng Ying replied, "The situation is special right now. I have to follow those people first to see what their purpose is. Besides, I'm the most suitable person to go. When you get back, give this to Captain Zhang and let him decide what to do next. If anything happens, I'll contact you. Don't worry about my safety. Captain Zhang and you all know my abilities. Even if things get really bad, I can still escape."

The team member could only helplessly say, "Alright, Comrade Cheng, you need to be careful and stay safe." Cheng Ying replied, "Thank you, I'm off!" In fact, Cheng Ying had already decided halfway there that she would have to go back and follow that group of people to see where they were going. This group was very dangerous, and only she could successfully follow them to their destination.

But when Cheng Ying returned to the village, she saw thick smoke billowing from it in the distance. Cheng Ying knew something was wrong; those bastards had definitely set the village on fire. So she quickened her pace, concealed herself, and entered the village. She saw that the dilapidated house where military supplies had been stored had been set on fire by the Japanese soldiers. Because the house was made of mud tiles and had a thatched roof, it was very old, and flames quickly rose up.

Fortunately, this dilapidated house was relatively far from the other houses; otherwise, the entire village might have been burned down. It seems the Japanese soldiers, seeing their supplies were gone, burned the house in a fit of rage. Just then, Cheng Ying saw that the special forces team seemed to have all arrived. One of the soldiers, observing from a distance, said, "Major General, we've run out of supplies. What should we do next?"

The major general was silent for a moment, then gritted his teeth and said, "Search everywhere! We must find the person who stole the supplies. There must be more than one person; it must be a gang. One person couldn't have carried that many supplies. They shouldn't have gone too far by now. We need to intensify our search in the surrounding villages. If there are many people, they should leave some traces."

The other soldiers immediately replied, "Yes!" Cheng Ying, holding the translator, saw what they were saying and decided to observe them further. As long as they didn't harm the villagers, he decided to wait a little longer.

Cheng Ying cautiously followed them out of the village. These Japanese soldiers were quite capable; they followed the clues and walked towards the edge of the village. At a fork in the road, they were about to split up and continue their reconnaissance in both directions.

One group of people was heading in the direction of Captain Zhang and his group. At this point, Cheng Ying decided to follow this group first, because she thought that she could keep them there and deal with them to ensure the safety of Captain Zhang and his men.

Cheng Ying had originally planned to go with them to the station to pick up the supplies, but it seemed they weren't planning to go anytime soon, meaning it wasn't time yet. When it was time to pick up the supplies, they would have to leave for the sake of the bigger picture, even if they didn't want to.

Since it's not time yet, let her deal with a few more people! By gradually whittling down their numbers, it will be easier to finish them off eventually. In the village alone, Cheng Ying has already killed over twenty people, and there are more than ten ahead of her. She'll deal with them after they've gone a little further.

At first, Cheng Ying hesitated about whether to keep them alive, as interrogation might yield more information. However, given that these were specially trained personnel, they were generally very tight-lipped. For that uncertain one in ten thousand chance, it would be better to eliminate them immediately, preventing them from harming more good people in this world.