"I, General of the Thousand Men, use my bellyband to humiliate the Japanese officer at the beginning"
Shen Qianfan traveled through 1936 and became the owner of a magic shop in Tianjin.
I thought I could get by doing magic tricks, but I saw Japanese soldiers killing people in the street.
He tore off the magician's coat, revealing his identity as the 73rd generation general of the Thousand Sect.
On the first day, he put the bellyband of the Japanese military police captain's wife on the captain's desk.
The note read: "Next time, take the lead."
The next day, he lost his pants to the president of the Japanese Chamber of Commerce in the casino and was forced to embezzle military funds.
On the third day, he let the traitors read the news that he was "shot to death by anti-Japanese elements" in the newspaper.
Others relied on guns and artillery to fight against Japan, while he relied on deception to fight against Japan.
Use magic to exchange intelligence, use gambling to cheat military expenses, and use the law to send war criminals to court.
The Japanese colonel offered a reward of 100,000 yuan: "Who is that Chinese who cheated my wife away and made me commit seppuku?"
Eight years later, the Tokyo Trial.
Shen Qianfan attended as the Chinese consultant, with seven people standing behind him: a juggler, a settler, a reporter, a lawyer, a rickshaw puller, a nurse, a tomb robber...
The judge asked: "What organization are you?"
Shen Qianfan smiled: "Thousands of Eight Generals specialize in deceiving those who deserve to die."
"Then what did you lie to?"
"Defrauded the Kwantung Army of three years of military expenses, defrauded more than 300 Japanese officers to death, and defrauded Hideki Tojo into committing seppuku - the knife was made of plastic."
