She Only Cares About Cultivation

They were scared, wondering who the mysterious force that could move all the weapons and helicopters to their country without a trace was.

They were fighting at the front, but others were going in the opposite direction, specifically attacking their rear. If they insisted on going on at this time, they feared there would be even more severe retaliation waiting for them.

Give up?

No, they didn’t give up. They just stationed themselves in their original positions, not daring to move. In fact, you could also say they were observing, trying to see what the ’enemy’s’ next move would be.

As for the ordinary people in Japan affected by biochemical weapons, they had enough capability to treat them. Haha, do they really have enough capability?

Yishui sneered, "This is what you forced on us. We gave you a chance, but you didn’t know how to cherish it. Don’t blame me for being rude."

Everyone knows that the ordinary people are innocent, but if you’re raising the children of the Invading R Army, can you say you’re innocent?

No, you’re not innocent at all. When your husband, son, or father goes to invade other countries, insult their women, stab their children and elderly, you should know what the word ’retribution’ writes like.

After confirming they hadn’t retreated, Yishui figured out a way to blow up their munitions factory. Yes, blow it up. Not even bothering to raid, just blew it up, and the sound of the explosion seemed to make the ground of Japan tremble even in the three northeastern provinces.

Afterwards, she quieted down again, waiting to see if they would declare surrender. If they announced it now, perhaps the arrival of the little boy could be avoided, but if they stubbornly persisted, haha, they would fall into an abyss of eternal damnation.

However, she ultimately underestimated the resolve of these people on the island, who remained unmoved in our country, even though over ten thousand people had died in this disaster that should have been avoided.

In the spring of 1943, Yishui blew up the rest of Japan’s military bases, destroying them all in one day without leaving a single one.

Finally, the invading Japanese Army realized something was wrong; this was indeed a retaliatory warning against them.

It was like a tug of war: you don’t yield, I don’t yield, you advance, I advance too, with the determination of a fish dying or the net breaking.

But this was world-class chaos; it wasn’t just about wanting to withdraw and being allowed to. This was like getting on this ship; getting on is easy, getting off is hard.

Where does such a large number of invading Japanese Army personnel get their daily sustenance from? Through burning, killing, and looting.

They had only been quiet for ten to fifteen days before they couldn’t hold it any longer. Not even the bad news from home could halt their advance.

Hunger is the most primitive desire; no one feels good with an empty stomach. They were no different, so those uncontrollable desires drove them to do insane things. Once it starts, it can’t be stopped.

Yishui shook her head, "It seems the people in Japan are too optimistic about the situation on the battlefield. Look, not only did it not stop, but it intensified instead. Do they think they can win and thus abandon Japan? Foolish indeed!"

In the next two years, Yishui didn’t return to her homeland but stayed on this land, moving around. Her movements weren’t ordinary, because with every step she took, she could avenge those who sacrificed, which intensified her determination to walk across Japan twice.

The 300,000 people in Beijing buried alive and massacred after N Beijing’s fall.

The 3,000 villagers chased and slaughtered at the top of P Mountain in F Shun.

The 2,500 people in C Qing suffocated alive during the big bombing.

The 3,000 people slaughtered on the H Island, countless innocent children skewered on the tips of knives.

Additionally, women and children at the S Sea train station were bombed to death or injured; comfort women in their best years tortured and humiliated; desperate citizens asphyxiated and ulcerated owing to bacterial experiments in the gas laboratory; and countless who died in the War of Resistance, falling forever while resisting the invaders...

She couldn’t count, she couldn’t keep track of her steps, nor remember how many people died under their invasion. However, she could ensure their complete eradication; don’t underestimate her movements, she would send food under the guise of aid, mixed with drugs that would render them infertile.

For revenge, she would rather be the villain once, even if it meant having no Merit Value in this life, she was willing, even if she might be punished.

In the spring of the fourth or fifth year, she returned to her motherland, at which point Japan’s international warfare situation was already quite clear.