Crossing North Korea, I became a US soldier, and my opponent was my grandfather.

The mission of the spearhead company this time is to release the dozens of captured US soldiers, complete the mission and quickly move north. If the spearhead company strictly follows the orders from their superiors, the US reconnaissance team will not be able to catch up with them even if they fly.

On the road, we encountered a group of Korean traitors from the Peninsula, who were indicating targets for the US Air Force in the sky, using mirrors during the day and setting fires at night.

Qiao Fanshen and his brothers hated the traitors the most. They forgot the orders from their leaders and led their men to deal with this group of traitors on the Peninsula.

What was unexpected was that this group of traitors were not only stubborn but also more powerful than the regular army. Qiao Fanshen sacrificed several of his brothers before he defeated this group of people.

As there were wounded soldiers in the team, the marching speed slowed down and the US reconnaissance team caught up with them.

Qiao turned over and followed behind. When he noticed someone was following him, he was not panicked at all. He led a squad to ambush at the corner ahead.

The two American scouts didn't notice it, so naturally they wouldn't be on guard.

Joe turned over and commanded the soldiers to attack quickly, pinning the two American scouts to the ground like a hungry tiger pouncing on its prey.

Before the American scout could even shout, a towel was stuffed into his mouth, and then he was tied up neatly. The soldiers carried him like a dead pig and chased after the main force. Joe turned over and took two soldiers to clean up the messy snow on the ground.

Jefferson hadn't received any report from the scout for nearly half an hour, and there were no signs on the road. He knew that something was wrong and the scout had gotten into trouble.

They had to send out again, with one soldier in front, two soldiers keeping a visual distance, and three more soldiers following closely behind, searching forward.

Joe turned over and found a shabby mountain village. He brought up two American soldiers, took out the torn towels from their mouths, prepared to start the trial, but then gave up. He couldn't speak English, and no one in the Sharp Knife Company could speak it either, so what could he get out of the trial?

However, I felt a little unwilling to let them go just like that, as catching two tongues would become a burden.

At this moment, a soldier reported in a panic: "Deputy Company Commander, Zhang Sanshun is missing."

Qiao jumped up, grabbed the soldier and asked, "Aren't you two together?"

"He went to pee nearby, and I didn't pay any attention to him. I just walked on my own. After a long while, I didn't see him catch up with me, so I went back to look for him. But there was no one where he peed. I checked and there seemed to be signs of a fight. Maybe he was caught by someone. There was no blood on the ground."

"Pee, don't you know you should stand guard next to him?" Qiao turned over and almost started a fight in anger.

The soldier felt a little aggrieved: "Who knew there would be enemies nearby?"

Upon hearing this, Qiao turned over and became even more angry: "There are no enemies, what are the two we caught!"

Suddenly, Qiao turned over, rolled his eyes, took out a small notebook from his body, wrote something on it, and then put the notebook away.

Then he swung his fist and hit the soldier in the face. The soldier dodged, and Qiao turned over and continued to fight. The other soldiers couldn't bear to watch and came to stop the fight. During the fight, the small notebook on his body fell off.

It fell right at the feet of two American soldiers.

The guards went to try to stop the fight. Their hands were tied but their feet were free. An American soldier immediately kicked the notebook aside and when no one was paying attention, he kicked it into a hole in the wall.

Qiao turned over and beat him until he was tired. The soldier's face was bruised and swollen, and his eyes were full of tears. Other soldiers also advised him: "Why are you crying? The deputy company commander is scolding you for your own good."

They didn't move forward, but just waited there.

Zhang Sanshun was bound to be captured by the US military, and the US military captured him in exchange for their two soldiers.

Joe rolled over and guessed correctly.

Two hours later, Qiao Youzhi and two soldiers appeared at the resting place of the Sharp Knife Company.

Joe turned over and looked at the American soldier who was a head taller than him. After a while, this American soldier would call him grandpa. He pointed at the two detained American soldiers and gestured.

Qiao Youzhi naturally understood and nodded in agreement. The purpose of capturing Zhang Sanshun was not simply to exchange two American soldiers, but mainly to see the Chinese army up close. It turned out that the other party was not an ordinary Chinese soldier, but his own grandfather.

Jefferson had intended to attack Joe's flipping knife company directly and snatch the two soldiers back.

Qiao Youzhi didn't understand why Jefferson took such a big risk. When he asked, he learned that one of the soldiers was his own brother. He advised Jefferson: "If we can avoid a firefight, we should do so. If they can ambush and capture us, we can't capture them."

As a result, they really caught Zhang Sanshun peeing.

Qiao Youzhi interrogated Zhang Sanshun but couldn't get a single word out of him, so he had to speed up the march and catch up with the Chinese army.

Joe turned over and agreed to the exchange, but one had to be released first and the other had to wait an hour. During this hour, the US army could not move forward.

Joe is determined to seek Jefferson's advice.

Jefferson originally disagreed, but when he saw his brother winking at him, he realized that something was going on and changed his mind.

After exchanging prisoners of war, both sides quickly disengaged with each other, each harboring their own ulterior motives.

Joe turned over and headed north as fast as he could.

The American soldiers standing guard on the high ground had been keeping a close eye on the situation and reported to Jefferson and Qiao Youzhi: "They are running away like crazy."

Jefferson and Qiao Youzhi smiled at each other and said, "They are afraid that if they run too slowly, we will catch up with them. Alas, if we want to catch up with them, we need to chase them in person. If we send a telegram, the planes in the sky will take good care of them."

They all forgot that Joe turned over and had an American soldier in his hand.

After being released, Jefferson's brother quickly flipped out the notebook that Joe had dropped when he turned over, and said excitedly, "Take a good look at it. That guy treats it as a treasure."

Jefferson didn't know Chinese, so he handed it to Qiao Youzhi and said, "George, take a look."

Qiao Youzhi flipped through the notebook and found that most of the content on it was battle records, with some strange symbols. Most recently, it was about returning home.

"What's it worth?" Jefferson asked.

Qiao Youzhi said with a happy expression: "It's very valuable." Then he called a squad of American soldiers to quickly deliver the notebook to the base.

An hour passed.

Jefferson led his soldiers quickly northward, running out of breath. At a three-way intersection, he met the American soldier, who had a Chinese military jacket covering his head.

After releasing him, Jefferson asked anxiously, "Which direction did they go?"

The American soldiers shook their heads helplessly.

Qiao Youzhi pointed at the Chinese military uniform and said, "His head is covered, how can we see it?"

Jefferson looked at the three paths, his mind spinning in circles.

The Chinese army's marching speed, especially in the mountains, is so fast that the American army cannot catch up with it with just their two legs, even if they were given two more legs.

When it was getting dark, Qiao turned around and led his troops to catch up with the regiment headquarters.

The leader asked, "Why did you come back so late?"

Qiao turned over and reported truthfully.

The captain was furious: "Asshole, how did you execute the order?"

Especially when he heard that he had lost a small notebook, he became even more angry: "What is written in your little notebook?"

"That's right, the number of people in my company, the casualties, and how much we ate, all these messy accounts." Joe turned over and answered seriously.

The head of the regiment slammed the table and said, "You bastard, those are military intelligence. The Americans will know our equipment at a glance."

Qiao turned over without any hurry: "Of course I know."

"I know you still lost it!"

"Captain, I wrote some more in the notebook later."

"What did you write?"

"It says that if we release these Americans, we can go back home, and I can go home and get married."

The leader thought for a moment and suddenly realized: "Good boy, you learned a trick from Zhou Yu, not bad."

Jefferson was about to continue north when he suddenly received an order: "Mission canceled, return to base immediately."

That night, they were picked up by helicopter.

Qiao Youzhi was called to the army headquarters overnight. General Wo's adjutant told him to have a good sleep because Admiral Mai would be here during the day.