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

Without hesitation, Bai Luo, with the help of detection radar, quickly located the gangway where the Japanese were leaning against the side of the battleship.

Avoiding the searchlights shone by the Japanese soldiers at the sentry post, Bai Luo moved with lightning speed, making no sound, and leaped onto the deck of the Japanese battleship before the searchlights shone on him again.

Bai Luo crawled on the deck and, after locating the 13 Japanese soldiers on the ship using the detection radar, crept towards the two closest Japanese soldiers.

The two Japanese soldiers were smoking, facing the sea.

Bai Luo nimbly flipped over the supply crates on the deck and reached a position less than 3 meters behind the two Japanese soldiers.

The two Japanese soldiers, oblivious to the situation, were engrossed in their conversation.

"Tanashita-kun, Minako has accepted your proposal, hasn't she?"

"Yes, Mr. Inoue, we've already discussed it. Once the Empire conquers the Dragon Kingdom, I will..."

"Go to the underworld and marry Minako."

Tanashita and Inoue were startled by the voice behind them. Just as they were about to turn around, they felt a pain in their necks, their vision began to go black, and all their strength was instantly drained from their bodies.

In the final moments before darkness descended, the Japanese soldier named Tanoshita saw a dagger pierce Inoue's head through his chin, and a small hand slowly rotating the dagger.

Bai Luo, carrying two Japanese soldiers who had already gone to the underworld in each hand, hid their bodies behind a wooden box and continued to sneak towards the next Japanese soldier.

In less than 10 minutes, Bai Luo sent all thirteen Japanese soldiers back to their hometowns.

Bai Luo, carrying a bag, strolled around the battleship humming a tune.

The ship's cabins were so winding and circuitous that if Bai Luo hadn't learned Japanese and knew Japanese characters in his previous life, he probably would have been completely disoriented searching through the cabins.

Go down to the second floor of the ship's cabin, and the first thing you see is a hatch with the words "Ammunition Cabin" written on it.

Bai Luo pushed open the door and found that the interior space was large, but divided into many small spaces. Each individual compartment stored different types of shells of the same model. The bottom floor was connected to the second floor, and all the shells were of various models used by this battleship, ranging from 25 mm to 356 mm in caliber.

Bai Luo took out the C4 explosives he had already exchanged from his personal space, first collecting 10 shells from the 356mm triple main gun, and then, like a busy little bee, shuttled back and forth among the shells.

A sticker was attached to almost every shell in the compartment. Five minutes later, Bai Luo looked at his masterpiece and nodded in satisfaction.

He stepped out of the hatch and headed towards the next compartment, occasionally placing C4 explosives on the pipes along the way.

While passing by the Japanese soldiers' food storage room, Bai Luo took several boxes of rice and canned goods, since there was a big eater in the family.

Continuing forward, Bai Luo arrived at the stern of the battleship, where a massive engine power unit came into view.

This was also Bai Luo's final destination. He took out the main gun shells he had collected earlier, placed them around the engine assembly, and attached C4 bombs to the shells.

Bai Luo paid special attention to the fuel tanks. After setting them up, Bai Luo returned the way he came. As soon as he stepped onto the deck, he saw the huge cannon barrel on the main gun platform next to him.

"Getting blasted by this thing must not be very comfortable, right?" Bai Luo muttered.

Suddenly, I remembered seeing the newly built Japanese headquarters in Haishi that afternoon. There were quite a few Japanese soldiers there when they went to see it that afternoon.

Thinking of this, Bai Luo went back to the bottom of the cabin and collected 10 more main gun shells. After going up to the deck, he first found the triple main gun turret's firing chamber and placed the shells at the door of the turret's control room.

Bai Luo continued uphill and arrived at the observation tower, looking towards the Japanese naval headquarters.

To ensure a high hit rate, Bai Luo also spent 3000 points to exchange for advanced ship gun operation skills.

The headquarters of the Haishi Command was not far away, less than 5 kilometers away.

In the pitch-black night, the searchlights of the Japanese headquarters in Haishi provided Bai Luo with very clear coordinates.

After calculating the distance and coordinates using the rangefinder inside the triple-mounted turret, Bai Luo dashed to the main gun control room. Using the available space, he placed three shells into the ammunition tray, then manipulated the tray to load the shells, filling in the propellant. Once everything was ready,...

He then ran to the gangway and placed two tripwire mines to delay the Japanese soldiers boarding below. If his guns were at a better angle, Bai Luo could have blown the entire camp to smithereens with a single shot.

After double-checking the coordinates and confirming they were correct, Bai Luo pressed the fire switch. "Bang bang bang!" The three 356mm main guns roared.

Bai Luo felt the massive battleship lurch backward, and he was almost completely numb from the shock.

The shells, carrying terrifying force, arrived in an instant at a distance of less than 5 kilometers, and the newly established Japanese command post in Haishi was accurately hit by three 356mm naval guns.

Three deafening booms echoed as the shells exploded like furious beasts inside the Japanese command post. In an instant, flames soared into the sky, and powerful shockwaves spread rapidly outwards from the point of impact.

Wherever it went, sand and stones flew, and dust billowed. The scorching heat waves rolled in, as if to engulf everything.

Carrying shrapnel and sand from the ground, they shot out in all directions with a sharp whistling sound.

The Japanese soldiers at the epicenter of the explosion were instantly torn to shreds, with one shell landing right in the center of the Japanese barracks.

The windows within a radius of several kilometers of the Japanese headquarters were shattered.

The explosion illuminated the entire Japanese-occupied area of ​​the city, adding another splash of color to the already brightly lit city.

The loud explosion also attracted the attention of the Japanese soldiers attending the exchange reception at the Yunqing Grand Hotel.

The huge explosion caused panic among the people in the hotel, who cried out and searched everywhere for a place to hide.

But they were quickly suppressed by the Japanese soldiers who rushed in to protect Ichiki Taro, and Ichiki Taro quickly calmed down.

He quickly walked up to Nakajo Suke, the newly appointed Japanese commander stationed in Haishi, who was being protected by Japanese soldiers.

"Commander, are you alright?"

"How about we escort you back to the headquarters first? The headquarters there has just been renovated, and the security has been greatly improved. There will definitely be no more attacks like General Feiyuan's."

Ichiki Taro spoke firmly and bowed to make his promise.

"Ichiki-kun, I'm alright. Where did that artillery fire come from?"

"I'll send someone to investigate immediately."

After speaking, Yimu gestured to his adjutant beside him to arrange for someone to investigate.

The adjutant next to him immediately saw the signal and whispered to a soldier to go out and investigate the situation.

"Commander Nakajo, you've just arrived today and you've already encountered such a thing. I'm sorry to have startled you."

"Ichiki, you're too kind. I only arrived a few days earlier than you. I just took over the garrison here from Kawamoto Ken. It's inevitable that some accidents will happen."

Seeing that Nakajo didn't blame him, he hurriedly reported his other task to Nakajo.

"Commander, here is a military plan that the Imperial Cabinet asked me to pass on to you. I brought it with me today and will hand it to you now." As he spoke, he took a briefcase from the adjutant next to him and prepared to hand it to Nakajo.

"I'm staying at the Yunqing Hotel tonight. Leave the documents with you for now, and deliver them to headquarters tomorrow." Nakajo waved his hand, then seemed to remember something and spoke again.

"However, the explosion outside sounds like the sound of a ship's main gun firing."

Upon hearing this, Ichiki Taro thought to himself: "Main guns of the ship? The Blue Party wouldn't dare show their face at sea. The Red Party is even less likely to. Besides, my Hatsugumo is still docked in port; the Blue Party wouldn't dare show their face there."

Wait, the Hatsugumo. A thought popped into Taro Ichiki's mind. He recalled that the explosion earlier did indeed sound like the Hatsugumo's main guns firing simultaneously.

Thinking of this, he broke out in a cold sweat and immediately shouted urgently to a guard beside him, "Quickly, quickly, call the temporary garrison at the dock."

Meanwhile, on Bai Luo's side, the Japanese soldiers in the temporary camp below were in an uproar. They were sleeping soundly when a loud bang suddenly came from the side.

The Japanese soldiers in the tents closest to the battleship's gun barrels were all vomiting blood from the shockwave, and a few unlucky ones were even killed instantly.

The remaining Japanese soldiers hurriedly ran out of the tent and saw that their battleship was still swaying slightly from the recoil of the shells fired, and the air was still filled with a strong smell of gunpowder.

Who was firing at the mirage from the warship? The Japanese soldiers below looked around at their comrades, some of whom were coughing up blood from the shockwave.

They immediately rushed towards the gangway without regard for their lives, and Bai Luo wanted to do it again, but the Japanese soldiers below did not give him the chance.

This shell is too big; one person simply cannot move it. Bai Luo wanted to reload it, but there simply wasn't enough time.

They then attached a few more pieces of C4 to the remaining shells and heard the sound of directional mines exploding from the gangway.

He knew it was time to slip away.