Siheyuan: Shazhu's Brother Shadan

"Comrade He Yuquan, due to his outstanding logistical capabilities and advanced strategic vision, has been specially assigned to the Logistics and Armed Forces Department as deputy director and the Military Strategic Research Institute as deputy director. He will report to northern Shaanxi in half a month."

When Shadan heard the order, he looked at the division commander speechlessly, "Old superior, old sir, is this how you report to your superiors? Didn't I just fail to provide various equipment to the troops recently? Besides, can the independent brigade run without me?"

The division commander had no choice. The key point was that what his superiors said made sense. Since everything made sense, there was no need to refute. He could only obey orders.

Faced with Shadan's series of questions, I could only smile bitterly in silence.

Today I am only here to convey his orders, not to bargain with him.

After conveying the order, he mounted his horse and left with his guards.

Have you ever seen a messenger who was sent by the division commander himself? This is giving enough face to the idiot.

He originally wanted to have a say with the Kuomintang over the territory issue, and it would be good to get some benefits, but in the end, he had nothing to do with it.

"In that case, go home and see your parents before taking up your new post."

Since it cannot be changed, he can only obey. It's a pity for his golden finger. Now there are nearly 10,000 heads in the Heroic Army waiting to be used.

I had wanted to play a role during the national war and get promoted to a higher official rank. Maybe I could even be promoted to lieutenant general when the country was founded and medals were awarded in 1955. Now I can only think about it.

"Alas, why am I so miserable!"

Since he had left the combat unit, Shadan originally wanted to go home without anyone, but Mingyue and Lin Yu followed him.

"Why are you following me?" Shadan asked with a puzzled look on his face.

"I went to northern Shaanxi not just for fun!" Mingyue immediately retorted, "I also have a serious job to do!"

Shadan turned to look at Lin Yu and asked: "What about you? Are you going to work too?"

Lin Yu smiled and said, "You are asking even though you already know the answer! You have already left the Independent Brigade, and you personally introduced me to the party. Wherever you go, I will follow you! Besides, if a new boss like me who came from the Kuomintang deliberately makes trouble for me, who should I go to complain to? Apart from following you, my guide, who else can I rely on?"

"Okay, you're right." Shadan shook his head helplessly, "But since you insist on following me, then help me first!"

In this way, the three of them simply packed their luggage and headed towards Beijing.

When they passed by Qinjia Village, they decided to stop here and stay overnight. After all, they had lived here for a while and made many friends.

Now that they have returned, Qin Huairu and the cute little Qin Jingru ran up to Sister Mingyue (Auntie) and gave her a warm hug and kiss.

At this time, the radio they carried with them suddenly rang, attracting the attention of the two little guys. Looking at Mingyue fiddling with the radio, they asked confusedly what this was?

Naturally, Mingyue answered the question while sending the message. It turned out to be a message from northern Shaanxi, asking where they were.

Shadan didn't think much about it and told them that he was planning to go to Peking to visit his home.

But this time, after the telegram was sent, we found that all the intersections on the road were under martial law.

Even if Lin Yu showed his previous ID, he would still be checked when passing through, and one person even went to the back to report.

At first they wondered what was going on.

As they got closer to the city of Peking, security became increasingly strict, and the number of people under martial law increased exponentially.

He could even occasionally catch a glimpse of some familiar faces from the KMT's 42nd Division. You know, Shadan had met some of them before!

At this moment, Shadan couldn't help but wonder in his heart: Could it be that this group of people are coming for me?

"Everyone please be more careful! In my opinion, they are most likely coming for me..." Shadan lowered his voice and said to the two people beside him.

"Huh?" Hearing this, Mingyue and Lin Yu both frowned, expressing their confusion.

But I also began to be alert and cautious.

Mingyue was even closer to Shadan. He was the weakest among the three. Even though he had used the Heroic Spirit System several times, his age was an indisputable fact.

In the team responsible for the inspection this time, an unexpected person appeared—the deputy commander of the 42nd Division! His sharp eyes were like those of a hawk, scanning everyone present.

Just then, his eyes unexpectedly met the idiot in the crowd.

The deputy commander didn't say much, just smiled slightly, and that smile seemed to contain deep meaning.

However, all this made Shadan very confused.

At this moment, Shadan, Mingyue and Lin Yu were preparing to pass through the checkpoint together.

The atmosphere around was extremely tense, as if even the air had solidified, revealing a heavy and depressing feeling.

Suddenly, a burst of hurried footsteps came like a storm, instantly breaking the silence. Then, deafening gunshots rang through the sky.

Faced with this sudden change, Lin Yu showed an extraordinary reaction speed. She pushed the silly boy beside her aside without hesitation, trying to protect him with her body.

Unfortunately, Lin Yu himself was not spared. A ruthless bullet hit him, and the powerful impact made him fall to the ground. Blood gushed out of the wound, staining the ground red.

"Lin Yu!" Shadan screamed in horror, his voice full of despair and helplessness.

"Go!" Mingyue shouted loudly, her voice breaking the silence in the air, full of determination and anxiety.

Shadan felt heartbroken when he saw Lin Yu fall, but he knew he couldn't hesitate at this moment.

He picked up Lin Yu and retreated with Mingyue, avoiding the enemy's pursuit.

The bullets passed by them, but they had to protect Lin Yu and could not stop.

The deputy commander of the Kuomintang's 42nd Division stood in the distance, his eyes cold, and ordered his men: "Chase him, we must catch that man!"

Shadan and Mingyue ran all the way, through the narrow alleys, and over obstacles, with only one thought in their minds - to escape from this place of death.

They know that once they are caught, not only their own lives will be in danger, but they will not even be able to protect those around them.

Shadan turned around and spat fiercely, looking at the enemy who was chasing him relentlessly, "The 42nd Division is really very stubborn. Isn't it just because of some equipment? Is it necessary to fight to the death like this?"

"Silly, you go first, I'll hold them back!" Mingyue said to Shadan in the chaos, her eyes were firm, and she seemed ready to sacrifice herself.

Shadan shook his head, refusing to give up: "No, let's go together!"

At the critical moment of life and death, their friendship and trust reached its peak.

They supported each other and eventually found a chance to escape amid the chaos.

They hid in an abandoned warehouse on the outskirts of Beijing, barely catching their breath.

"We must find a place to treat Lin Yu's injuries." Shadan said anxiously, his voice full of worry.

Mingyue nodded, tears flashed in her eyes, but she quickly regained her composure: "I know a place, come with me."

They moved cautiously, fearing to alert the enemy. Under Mingyue's guidance, they found a hidden residence and began a long period of healing and recuperation.

Mingyue looked at the radio behind her, "What bad luck! It was hit by two bullets and the radio is broken!"

Shadan looked at the radio that Mingyue took down from behind, "Luckily it's broken, otherwise you would have to use your body to block these two bullets."

After saying this, he gave a bitter smile.

Mingyue looked at the broken radio, then looked at Shadan who was forcing a smile, and could only smile helplessly to hide the sadness in her heart.

It was a remote place in the wilderness, with pursuers behind them. It would be very difficult for the three of them to escape.

It was late at night, and the three people snuggled up together under the starlight. They knew that no matter how many difficulties and obstacles there were in the future, they would face them together because they were each other's strongest support.

At dawn, when the light of morning was just breaking, a sudden sound of footsteps came from afar.

Mingyue's heart tightened and she was about to take action, but was held down by Shadan beside her.

"Your first priority now is to take good care of Lin Yu, and leave the rest to me."

Mingyue stared at Shadan with eyes wide open, and asked suspiciously: "Ah? Can you do it?"

Seeing this, Shadan couldn't help but frowned and responded firmly: "Why, don't you trust me?"

Mingyue nodded without hesitation, her face full of worry and doubt, indicating that she really couldn't believe it.

Facing Mingyue's doubts, Shadan raised the corners of his mouth slightly, revealing a confident smile, and said softly: "Then you should open your eyes and watch carefully!"

Before he finished speaking, a hint of mystery flashed in Shadan's eyes, as if he was hiding some unknown secret.

"Hmm?" Mingyue suddenly became curious and couldn't help asking, "Could it be..."

Shadan lowered his voice and whispered in Mingyue's ear: "In fact, there is always a secret army around me to protect me. Otherwise, in this era of war, chaos and unrest, how could I be so careless to take you two female comrades and ride home in broad daylight?"

Hearing this, Mingyue was so shocked that she couldn't close her mouth. Her eyes were wide open and she stared at Shadan blankly, as if she couldn't believe what she heard.

Shadan pushed Mingyue directly into the dilapidated warehouse, and then summoned a thousand-man army of heroes, and began a devastating attack on the enemy.

The combat strategy of these heroic troops was to die together. If they could change one, they would change the other, or they would die together. Even the Japanese were beaten to a pulp, let alone these Kuomintang soldiers.

Just a few suicidal attacks scared the Kuomintang away.

An old acquaintance was unexpectedly left behind - the deputy commander of the 42nd Division who was shot in the leg.

"Hey, it seems you are the commander of this operation?"

The deputy division commander looked at the many Eighth Route Army soldiers surrounding Shadan and suddenly felt overwhelmed, so he knelt down and begged for mercy.

"This is a misunderstanding, do you believe it?"

"Guess, do I believe it?"