Siheyuan: Married a female spy at the beginning of 1944

Seeing that the brigade commander was so confident, the scouts began to doubt their own findings.

"Hey, it's my fault. I didn't investigate carefully enough. I'll investigate again."

At this time, Sato Shinji was also very afraid that the Eighth Route Army would launch a surprise attack on him.

The so-called knowing yourself and your enemy means you will be victorious in every battle.

Now Sato Shinji only knows himself, and he knows nothing about the situation of this enemy force.

He only knew that the other side annihilated his three squadrons in a very short period of time.

In addition, a squadron had completely disappeared before.

Now we don’t know what happened to that squadron.

He could only attribute the disappearance of these squadrons to their annihilation by the Eighth Route Army.

Moreover, a month before the raid, a large battalion under his command had already been annihilated.

Squadrons were wiped out one after another, and even battalions could not escape the disaster.

This forced him to take this enemy seriously.

His troops went straight into Qinjiatun.

Tear down and clear out the entire outskirts of Qinjiatun.

The troops were then stationed on the spot.

The Japanese were also in panic at this time.

So many Japanese soldiers died, and they were stripped naked and thrown there.

There was no way they couldn't see it.

When they treat the Chinese, they don't feel any sadness or sympathy at all.

But when their compatriots were killed by the Chinese, they suddenly developed empathy.

They are also afraid that one day they will be killed by the Chinese like these soldiers.

"Aoi, what do you think? Will we win? Can we return home?"

"Momonogi, don't lose heart. We will definitely win. We are the people of Amaterasu."

Two young Japanese fellow villagers were chatting while sorting out the dead bodies of the Japanese.

Aoi Tsukasa is a little older and has been in the army longer.

In his impression, those Chinese soldiers were vulnerable.

Just a few hundred of them can chase after thousands of Chinese.

In a head-on confrontation, the Chinese are definitely no match for the Imperial Japanese Army.

These local guerrillas only know how to carry out sneak attacks and conspiracy tactics.

Although the Imperial Army is now in trouble, they are still confident that they can overcome it.

His vision was limited to North China, and he only knew that the Imperial Army was invincible in North China.

As for the situation in the Pacific battlefield and the world anti-fascist war, he did not know.

So he felt that although the Imperial Army would suffer occasional defeats, it would eventually win.

Momonogi was young and was drafted into the army before he even graduated from junior high school.

Then after two months of training in Japan, he was sent to the battlefield in North China.

For him, China is a place that is both familiar and unfamiliar.

I have read reports about China in books and newspapers before.

But those reports were very different from what we actually saw.

It was said before that the Imperial Army was invincible and that one Imperial Army soldier could kill hundreds of Chinese.

But after joining the army, only a few months had passed and thousands of imperial soldiers had already died, and they hadn't even seen the shadow of a Chinese person.

In addition, when he was in Japan, he thought that the Imperial Army came to China to help China.

We must work with China to establish the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere and resist white colonization together.

But when he arrived in China, he found that it was not the case at all.

He did not see the exploitation and oppression of the white people, but he saw the killing and persecution of ordinary people by Japanese soldiers.

He felt that he was no longer a savior but an invader.

This brought about a huge change in his fighting mentality.

From looking forward to war at the beginning to fearing war now.

"Aoi, tell me, is this the right thing for us to do? This is considered an invasion."

Momonogi still asked the question in his mind.

When Aoi Si heard this, he slapped her in the face.

A pink palm print was left on Aoi's face.

Then he whispered

"What are you talking about? We are saving the Chinese and making them join our Great Japanese Empire. We are establishing the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere and fighting against the white people together.

What invasion? How could we be the invaders? Did you take all your political lessons in vain?

Don’t talk nonsense in the future. If others hear it, you will be slapped in the face at best, or shot directly at worst.”

Aoi Si actually knows what's going on.

She knew that the war in her country was a war of aggression.

When the war is going very well, everyone looks forward to victory and post-war benefits.

No one cares whether this war is just or not.

But once the war is lost, many people begin to wonder whether the war was worth it.

Many people began to retreat and did not want to take risks.

In the past few years, Momonogi never thought about these questions. At that time, he only knew how to fight and kill.

But in recent years, wars have been lost one after another.

Many of his comrades either died or were transferred.

It scared him too.

He was also afraid that he would die on the battlefield one day.

So he began to find reasons to back off.

This includes the nature of war.

Only when he is sure in his heart that this war is unjust can he retreat and escape from the battlefield with peace of mind.

During this period, the mentality of many Japanese devils changed.

In the past, the Japanese could charge forward without fear of death.

The Japanese soldiers during this period needed a supervisory team, squad leaders, and team leaders to lead the charge.

There were even cases where soldiers in the Japanese army threatened officers and forced them to charge ahead.

At this time, the death rate of Japanese officers was very high because, in many cases, they could no longer command the soldiers under them.

Momonogi covered her face and looked at Aoi Tsukasa with grievance.

"I know, so I didn't tell anyone else but you. Aoi, if I die in battle one day, you must do me a favor."

Aoi felt a little embarrassed when Momonogi looked at her.

"I'm sorry, I was a little rough just now, but I did it for your own good.

Don't worry, you won't die in battle. Just follow me and watch what I do, and you will definitely not die in battle."

Aoi Si is a veteran from the September 18th Incident.

After all these years, it can be said that I have been standing still.

He is a veteran.

I don’t know how its combat capability on the battlefield is, but its survivability on the battlefield is still very strong.

Momonogi leaned forward curiously and asked in a low voice, "Is there any other trick?

Teach me, and I'll treat you to noodles when we get back to Japan."

Aoi looked around furtively.

"My trick is to not take orders."

"what?"

“Keep your voice down, I tell you, if you follow orders, you won’t know how you died.

When we encounter the enemy, the first thing we should do is to hide well, and then look for an opportunity to shoot.

If you don't have the chance, just raise the gun over your head and shoot.

Anyway, both the body and the mind must be concealed."

Momonogi asked doubtfully, "Can we still hit the enemy?"

Aoi patted Momonogi's head.

"Idiot, who told you to hit the enemy? My goal is to make sure the enemy can't hit me."