She Only Cares About Cultivation

The women trained in large classes were often sent to vocal venues like the brothels operated by the pirates, where they underwent collective intelligence training. The women from small classes were not only beautiful and intelligent, but they also excelled in reflexes and other subjects, even outperforming men from special training. These women were essentially sharp knives intended to be sent to our country. Even she felt nervous just looking at them, let alone those men who think with their lower halves. She was certain that as long as these women were deployed, they would gather all the intelligence desired.

She thought that falling into this place would inevitably lead to her body being violated. To her surprise, people here had been relatively polite so far, but her guard was always up. She couldn’t believe that the Japanese would respect them like that; they must be plotting something in secret or planning to assault their bodies before they leave. All of this was possible, so she had to act quickly to produce a drug that could subdue them.

Given her current status, poisoning them was incredibly easy. But solving the problem once she leaves would be more challenging.

Entering at different times meant varying abilities, and naturally, graduation times would differ too. So if she could move faster, she could avoid many dangers ahead of time.

There was no worry about food and drink here; the plants grown in the space could be sold at any time, and the accumulated experience points and gold coins could be used as fees for leveling up.

A year after entering the base, she successfully leveled up to Level 60 and started on the path of cultivating medicinal materials. The system even launched a synthetic factory, so she didn’t have to brew the medicine herself. She just needed to choose the right synthetic medicine pills according to her needs. These pills included poisons, health supplements, and even antidotes. They had everything as long as you had enough coins.

Fortunately, her space’s livestock team developed rapidly. Every day, just the eggs sold could bring in forty to fifty thousand gold coins, which greatly shortened her time.

In the second year, she focused on developing the livestock and Traditional Chinese Medicine industries fully. The number of medicine pills prepared was gradually increasing. Because there were one thousand people here, she had to synthesize at least one thousand slow-acting poisons. The first ones synthesized were fed to those about to graduate, wave after wave. By the time she was about to graduate two years later, she had already sent out over a thousand pills. These pills had a buffer period of half a year, which meant that after half a year, they would die inexplicably.

During these two years, she infiltrated the weapons and ammunition depot more than once, secretly transferring guns and ammunition along with canned milk powder. No matter how tightly sealed it was, she found ways to enter. Space could be taken in with some items and then roll out with those items, like marbles.

The warehouse was certainly inventoried regularly. Due to dereliction of duty, many people were replaced, but even the new ones would lose items, no matter how strictly they managed. The clever Yishui always found ways to sneak in. Before leaving, she went further, directly emptying the base’s material store. Anyway, it wouldn’t be long before everyone here died and wouldn’t need those things.

Was it safe once on the plane?

Twenty minutes before the plane was about to land, she leisurely threw out two grenades. Then, under the horrified gazes of those people, she suddenly disappeared from the cabin. With a loud explosion, the plane burst open in mid-air, crashing directly into the deep sea, making it impossible to find.

On the plane, twelve people, including the flight crew and some stationed elites, all perished.

Of course, she also fell into the sea with them, but she had breathing space, so she had to ensure that all those people were dead before leaving.

After this incident, didn’t Ito Shizuka become a martyr as expected?

She drifted in the sea for a month, primarily to collect seafood from the seabed. She didn’t dare let herself be rescued by a fisherman because after the plane exploded, the Japanese came here to salvage. Who knew whether they were lurking nearby? So, to ensure her future life wasn’t controlled by them, she had to find a new way to survive.

Thus she spent her days in the sea, breathing and collecting seafood, and at night swam towards land, finally entering the port near Shanghai after a month.

In her space, she had makeup, clothes, and even wigs, but she modestly disguised herself as a porter.

Unfortunately, when she reached the city gate of the port, she discovered that they were checking identity information here. She didn’t have any documents now and had to get a certificate beforehand to sneak in.