Anti-Japanese War: Carrying a Safe House to Attack the Japanese Squadron at Night

Chen Beixuan, an S-class safe house administrator at the Military Intelligence Headquarters, was a top lone wolf agent before retiring. One day while on duty, he was blasted by an alien energy module and traveled to the deep mountains at the junction of three provinces in 1939. All he had left was a Glock 45 and thirty-eight rounds of ammunition. As soon as they figured out the situation, they encountered a Japanese squadron encircling and suppressing the guerrillas who had run out of ammunition and food. The county brigade had drawn their swords and was preparing to die for the country. At a critical moment, he discovered that he could withdraw all the weapons in the safe house at any time - HK416 assault rifle, M249 light machine gun, four-eye night vision device, and reconnaissance drone. The entire 2,000-square-meter modern arsenal became a portable plug-in. That night, with the support of night vision goggles, he single-handedly entered the Japanese army's position, using a silent rifle to call names one by one - grenade launchers, machine gunners, and peripheral sentries, and accurately tore open the blockade. When the guerrillas broke through, they only saw that all the Japanese heavy firepower was misfired, and a perfect gap was torn out of the defense line. Ma Chenghan looked at the corpses on the ground and murmured: What kind of god are we here to worship? Chen Beixuan put away his gun, pulled out the safe house radio and started adjusting the frequency: Hello, headquarters? I need a map from 1939. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.