The Legend of Anti-Japanese War

He and his comrade Chen Tie were put on a tank train and "selected" by the Japanese army - all strong people were marked as "special materials." The resisters were tortured and killed on the way, and the two were eventually sent to a mysterious base on the outskirts of Harbin. In the cell, Chen Mo met Wei Chengde, a Chinese language teacher who had survived for three years, and learned that this place was the Japanese army's "731" in vivo experiment hell. Wei Chengde tells the cruel truth about "road-sized" logs: healthy people are used for bacteria, frostbite, and anatomy experiments, and the dying are abandoned in the wilderness. In despair, Chen Mo noticed Sichuan Army Major General Guo Bingxun in the corner. This person used 86,400 tap counts per day against time to reveal the operating rules of 731: guard patrol intervals, meal delivery times, and the random cycles of corpse trucks. Guo Bingxun pointed out that Captain Ono regarded the prisoners as "experimental variables". Only by breaking the rules, such as creating accidents and false resistance, could he find hope. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.