Republic of China: Before September 18Th, I Robbed the Kwantung Army

The Japanese arms train derailed on a snowy night, and the flames illuminated the northern suburbs of Fengtian. Lu Chengyue stepped on the steel debris on the ground, dragged out the first mortar from the carriage, and said only one sentence to the group of bandits, broken soldiers, miners and hunters behind him: "Guns can be old, but people can't kneel down." Everyone thought that the young master of Blackstone Village was just seeking revenge for his father. Until they discovered that this young man who had just recaptured the mountain stronghold had been eyeing the Japanese airport, oil depot, railway and radio station in advance; every time the Kwantung Army encircled and suppressed, more guns, vehicles and corpses would be left behind. Lu Chengyue knew that the Northeast was about to face its darkest night. He has no system, no magic weapons, and he can't save everyone. All he can do is to first set rules among a group of desperadoes licking blood from their knives: Do not rob the poor, do not kill captives, and do not sacrifice your life for outsiders. Captures are returned to the army, food is returned to the people, and traitors must die. As a result, the bandits began to learn military discipline, the defeated soldiers picked up guns again, the railway workers delivered telegrams for him, the eldest lady of the chamber of commerce pledged her family property for him, and the miners and hunters turned the entire white mountains and black waters into a nightmare for the Japanese army. Seize arms, cut off railways, blow up airports, and rob radio stations. When the Japanese army closed the mountains, he raided the grain road at night; when the Japanese army cleared the countryside, he took away the headquarters; when the Japanese army offered a reward of 100,000 gold for his head, he captured the Kwantung Army intelligence officer alive. From more than a hundred people in Heishizhai to thousands of people in the northern suburbs of Fengtian, they raised flags. What Lu Chengyue wanted to do was never to be a hero in troubled times.