This killer star of the War of Resistance Against Japan was only 9 years old.

As Bai Luo approached, he was still wondering why there was a small door here. Was it a back door?

As I walked to the small door and gently pushed it open, just as I was about to peek inside, a sudden chill ran down my spine, and I felt like all the hairs on my body were about to stand on end.

Bai Luo jerked his head back sharply, and the next moment a blade flashed past his eyes. Bai Luo felt that if he had shrunk back any slower, his nose would have been gone.

He broke out in a cold sweat instantly. The detection radar in his mind didn't show any Japanese soldiers here, nor did he hear any breathing. If he had known that Bai Luo's body was enhanced, he would have been able to detect even the slightest movement within 20 meters.

But the person inside didn't give him time to think. The first strike failed, and the next one followed immediately. Through the half-open door of Bai Luo, a straight stab was thrust, aimed directly at Bai Luo's chest.

Bai Luo dodged a straight thrust by sidestepping, and instead of retreating, he advanced directly to close the distance, aiming to eliminate the enemy as quickly as possible.

If this drags on any longer and causes too much of a commotion, he'll probably be chased by the Japanese again.

With his left hand on the wrist of the attacker holding the knife hilt, he pulled the attacker and the knife towards him, not giving the attacker a chance to change his move and slash horizontally. At the same time, he reached for the attacker's face with his right hand and simultaneously raised his knee upward with his left leg.

A faint "crack" sound, like an egg breaking, could be heard.

Through the faint moonlight filtering through the crack in the door, one could see a man in front of him who wasn't much taller than Bai Luo, his face flushed.

Before the man could make a sound, he grabbed the man's throat with his right hand and, with his 2.7 physique, easily snapped the man's throat.

Gently take the knife from the man's hand and slowly place the body on the ground.

Bai Luo took out night vision goggles from the side pouch on his waist and hung them on the tipper of his helmet.

I flipped it over and placed it in front of my eyes, turned it on, and started looking around the room through the night vision goggles.

Bai Luo only just realized that the goosebumps he felt earlier must have been a sense of danger.

He glanced down at the man he had placed on the ground. He was short and dressed like a Japanese samurai. However, he was wearing Japanese Type 5 military boots, probably to keep his feet warm.

It has to be admitted that this Japanese soldier was a master at concealing his presence; Bai Luo almost fell for his trick.

After looking around and making sure there was no one else inside, he breathed a sigh of relief.

This must be a warehouse. There are no windows around, only this small door. Inside, there are six large boxes. Bai Luo walked over and casually picked one and opened it. The next second, his eyes narrowed. Inside, it was full of gold jewelry and other items.

He quickly opened the one next to it, which also contained gold, but it was all gold bars.

After Bai Luo opened them all, there were a total of 5 boxes of gold and 1 box of calligraphy and paintings.

Seeing this, I turned my head back to the bottles and jars on the table next to me and went over to take a look. They were all antique porcelain.

Bai Luo then realized that the person he killed was probably not a soldier, but a Japanese merchant who helped the Japanese smuggle these things back, or a thug they had arranged.

No wonder my detection radar wasn't working.

Bai Luo was seething with hatred, planning to destroy those Japanese merchant guilds as soon as he returned to Haishi. In some ways, they were even more despicable than the Japanese.

Bai Luo put everything into his personal space, left the hidden little warehouse, closed the door, and climbed over the wall.

The Japanese camp was built against the front wall on one side.

Bai Luo easily entered the enclosure. This time, Bai Luo was very careful, afraid of being stabbed in the face again.

They basically just left a piece of C4 outside the Japanese soldiers' tents.

There were more than 40 large tents, but after circling around, Bai Luo couldn't find the armory, which made him feel like he had lost out.

After planting the bomb, Bai Luo returned the way he came. There were searchlights in other directions, making it easy to be spotted.

On the way back, they encountered a Japanese soldier who came out to use the toilet, and Bai Luo snapped his neck.

Five minutes later, Bai Luo returned to Sha Niu's side and gestured for her to step back.

Because the Japanese army was stationed here, no civilians dared to live in this compound.

Those who live here are probably just some lackeys and Japanese devils.

Bai Luo wasn't afraid of accidentally hurting anyone, so he quickly led the silly girl back to a distance of 1000 meters away, which was already the limit of the remote control distance.

Only then did he stop and hide behind what looked like a sturdy wall. Bai Luo didn't know how powerful it was; he had thrown too much C4 explosives, about one pound per piece, and he had put in nearly 100 pieces.

Bai Luo took out the detonator and pressed the switch.

The next second, "Bang, bang, bang," a series of muffled, loud noises rang out, and the flames from the explosions illuminated half of the night sky over Jin City.

Bai Luo felt the violent tremor even 1000 meters away. The shockwave swept away the snow within a 500-meter radius of the Japanese garrison.

Bai Luo felt a buzzing in his ears and shook his head. Silly Girl was also patting her head next to him, as if trying to shake out the annoying sound.

Some of the bolder residents in Jin City came out to peek and watch the excitement.

Bai Luo also returned to the Japanese garrison to check on the aftermath of the explosion.

Upon arrival, the Japanese army's entire encampment had been bombed into ruins, and the large mansion had been razed to the ground.

A few Japanese soldiers were lucky enough to survive in the ruins, but they were missing limbs and lay on the ground groaning. Judging from the blood flowing from their seven orifices, they certainly wouldn't live much longer.

Bai Luo carefully searched using the detection radar, finishing off any remaining survivors one by one, for only the dead Japanese were truly good Japanese.

At this moment, Bai Luo suddenly thought of a question: apart from the small squad of Japanese soldiers at the train station, were all the other Japanese soldiers here?

Can he single-handedly liberate the gold market?

I acted on my idea; the Japanese devils at the train station would definitely come over after hearing about the explosion.

He hid by the roadside and waited quietly. Sure enough, less than 10 minutes later, two Japanese trucks drove towards him.

Bai Luo skillfully placed four directional mines on both sides of the street.

The Japanese trucks were detonated as soon as they reached the ambush zone, and four explosions rang out simultaneously.

The next second, nearly 3000 steel balls, propelled by the shockwave of the explosion, shot towards the two trucks. Instantly, the screams of wounded Japanese soldiers echoed throughout the street.

Bai Luo poked his head out of the alley and threw two more grenades into the backs of the two trucks.

After four loud explosions, the screams of the Japanese soldiers came to an abrupt halt.

Radar detection revealed that there were still Japanese soldiers alive in the cab of the truck ahead.

Bai Luo cheekily tossed in another one. With a "bang," Bai Luo was about to turn around and leave, but his mind told him that the Japanese soldier was still alive.

Bai Luo turned back and threw another one in, still not believing in the danger, but after the explosion, the Japanese symbol in his mind was still there.

"Is it that hard to kill?" Bai Luo muttered to himself.

Bai Luo walked to the car door, took out another grenade, pulled the pin with a "click," and was just about to throw it in.

Just then, a gunshot rang out from the cockpit. Bai Luo quickly dodged to the side and threw a grenade inside at the same time.

But at the same time, the Japanese soldier's insignia had disappeared from the detection radar.

"So this guy committed suicide, he wasn't shot."

After the last grenade went off, Bai Luo took advantage of the fact that no one was around and put away all the usable guns.