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

The huge commotion on the Hengshan side attracted the attention of everyone in Haishi.

After all, with the shelling lasting 10 minutes, many people thought that Haishi would once again become a battlefield.

The people of Haishi hurriedly packed their bags and ran towards the outskirts of the city or the concessions.

This time, because the Japanese left only a very small number of people to guard the exit, the checkpoint was quickly breached by the people who had been frightened all night.

They easily broke through the checkpoint, and there were quite a few ruthless people mixed in among them.

The Japanese soldiers blocking the checkpoint were quickly stabbed to death by daggers that seemed to come from nowhere.

Meanwhile, members of the underground organizations of both the Red and Blue parties moved closer to Yokoyama, trying to find out what had happened.

The Japanese soldiers' inexplicable large-scale search last night caught many of them off guard.

After being exposed, they were chased by the Japanese and had to hide everywhere.

Even in the early hours of the morning, they saw Japanese soldiers distributing leaflets to people's homes.

The leaflets printed by the Indians said that the murderer of the prince should be handed over before noon, or the city would be massacred.

Upon seeing this news, they disregarded the potential exposure and immediately sent an urgent telegram to headquarters via radio.

The content was almost identical; they all informed headquarters that the Japanese were going to carry out a massacre in Haishi at noon.

Those without radios sent people out of the city to spread messages, but the roads out of the city were completely blocked by the Japanese.

Upon seeing the leaflet, the people hurriedly packed their belongings, intending to flee the city, but they were all driven back by the Japanese patrols.

Seeing no hope of leaving the city, the people were all filled with despair.

Meanwhile, some quick-witted locals who had friends in the concessions were already heading there.

They planned to first go to a friend's house to avoid the Japanese massacre.

Just when the entire city was terrified by the news that the Japanese were going to massacre the city.

An explosion was heard from the direction of Yokoyama.

The people who witnessed the bombing of Haishi Railway Station during the day all recognized that the bombing was carried out by the same group of people who had bombed the station earlier that day.

Because the whistling sound produced by the flying shells was so unique.

Upon hearing the explosion, some of the civilians hoped that the explosion would blow open the city gates so that they could escape.

Some people broke down in anger and cursed these people for provoking the Japanese, causing them to be implicated.

While the people in the Japanese-occupied areas of Shanghai were hiding in their homes in fear and unease.

Shortly after the explosion in the direction of Yokoyama, the Japanese soldiers who were searching the occupied area suddenly stopped their search and began to gather in the direction of Yokoyama.

Only a very small number of Japanese soldiers remained to guard the checkpoint.

All the other Japanese soldiers were gathering in the direction of Yokoyama.

Hu Chensheng, a member of the underground Communist Party organization, was also drawn to the explosion over there.

Some time ago, he received a mission from headquarters to contact Zhang Weiguo, the former regimental commander of the Blue Party's troops.

They were also responsible for examining Zhang Weiguo's character and integrity to determine whether he was truly committed to resisting Japan, in order to decide whether he was suitable to join the Red Party.

Although Zhang Weiguo, his former leader, vouched for him.

However, given his background in the KMT (Kuomintang), some due diligence is still necessary.

After receiving this task, Hu Chensheng immediately arranged to meet with Zhang Weiguo.

Through this period of contact, he gradually came to understand Zhang Weiguo, knowing that he was genuinely committed to resisting the Japanese and that his character and personality were beyond reproach.

Hu Chensheng truthfully reported his investigation findings to headquarters.

Headquarters was satisfied with Hu Chensheng's report and requested that Hu Chensheng arrange for Zhang Weiguo to go to headquarters as soon as possible.

Headquarters has already arranged work for Zhang Weiguo.

After all, the Red Party was in dire need of commanders who had received formal command academy training, especially since Zhang Weiguo had studied at the German Military Academy for four years.

This made the commanders and fighters at the Red Party headquarters eager to find talented individuals.

According to information they obtained through sources within the KMT, when Zhang Weiguo was the leader of the KMT's leadership team, he generally won more often than he lost.

Moreover, the Japanese broke through on other positions, forcing Zhang Weiguo's troops to retreat.

After receiving the order from headquarters, Hu Chensheng immediately contacted Zhang Weiguo and informed Zhou Weiguo of the news.

He told Zhang Weiguo to finish his personal matters in Haishi as soon as possible, and he would arrange for Zhang Weiguo to go to the organization's rear as soon as possible.

But for some reason, Zhang Weiguo had promised to resolve his personal issues as soon as possible.

But less than a day later, he said he had something to do and needed to stay in Shanghai for a while longer.

Hu Chensheng didn't think too much about the news, after all, his fiancée was still there.

It's only natural to let the young couple spend more time together, especially since Zhang Weiguo has only been in Haishi for a few days.

Hu Chensheng also relayed this message to the headquarters, along with his own speculations. The headquarters understood and did not press further.

But then Zhang Weiguo kept asking him for information about the Japanese.

Moreover, every time intelligence was given to Zhang Weiguo, the corresponding Japanese soldiers would either disappear or be killed.

This made Hu Chensheng gradually realize that something was wrong, and he began to have some suspicions.

Later, one day, Hu Zi, one of Zhang Weiguo's subordinates, suddenly came to his door asking him to arrange accommodation for a group of people, which confirmed his suspicions even more.

But Hu Chensheng agreed to Hu Zi's request after only a moment's thought, as it was not difficult for him.

Moreover, Hu Zi will also go to the rear headquarters with Zhang Weiguo, and they will be comrades from now on.

Moreover, he also wanted to know what Zhang Weiguo was really up to.

When he saw Hu Zi arrive with a group of people, he was somewhat surprised, even though he had expected it.

Judging from their gait and the calluses on their hands, each of them looked like a veteran who had been on the battlefield.

Hu Chensheng became even more convinced of his suspicions, feeling that the fire in Guizi Street and the disappearance of Tu Feiyuan Xian Er must be related to Zhang Weiguo and his gang.

So when he learned that the Japanese and the French Concession were discussing entering the concession this morning to search for and arrest people.

He immediately sent a message to Zhang Weiguo after informing him.

Hu Chensheng then hurriedly went to the accommodations he had arranged for the veterans.

When they tried to find a more secluded spot for these veterans to avoid being searched by the Japanese, they rushed there only to find that they were all gone.

Seeing the empty courtyard, Hu Chensheng was now 8% certain that the reason for the Japanese army's massive search was definitely related to Zhang Weiguo.

To confirm his suspicions, he returned to Zhang Weiguo's house, only to find that Zhang Weiguo was no longer home.

Helpless, Hu Chensheng returned to his safe house alone, intending to report the news to headquarters.

As he approached home, he heard an explosion coming from the direction of Yokoyama.

Before long, he also discovered that all the Japanese soldiers had stopped their large-scale search, leaving only a small number of Japanese soldiers at the checkpoint, while the rest of the Japanese soldiers were all gathering in the direction of Yokoyama.

After seeing the Japanese army's movements, Hu Chensheng felt that Zhang Weiguo was willing to expose himself rather than let the Japanese army massacre the city.

Hu Chensheng felt a surge of admiration and solemnly saluted in the direction of Hengshan.