The war of resistance against mountains is heavy

Chapter 2002 was discovered!
If we use written language, everyone has times when they are "blinded by a single leaf and fail to see the mountain", or we can also say that an expert makes a low-level mistake.

In Northeastern dialect, there is only one word used to describe this situation - "蒙 (měng)".

For example, if you can't say the words when you are about to speak, and you forget the words when you pick up the pen, you will say that you are confused.

The same was true for Shang Zhen. When he first started thinking about how to cross the two ropes, he was stunned.

If a person walks with eyes closed, he has to walk in a straight line and remember how many steps he has taken. This undoubtedly requires a person's spatial imagination ability.

You can remember how many steps you have taken, but it is entirely possible that you deviate from the original direction after walking a certain distance with your eyes closed.

But when Shang Zhen thought of the blind man, he remembered the story of the blind men and the elephant, and he also remembered the small stick in the blind man's hand.

So, crossing those two ropes is actually not complicated at all.

Isn't it just fourteen steps? In the dark night, Shang Zhen relied on his memory. When he walked forward to the twelfth step, he stopped and crawled forward slowly. He gently stretched out his hand to touch and feel.

As long as he stretched out his hand slowly enough and without adding any force, as gently as the breeze caressing the smooth skin of a girl, how could the can on the rope make a sound?

And when he touched the first rope with almost no strength, he stood in front of the rope, raised his legs and stepped over.

After he stepped over, he did not move his legs. He squatted down and reached out to feel around. He then touched the rope in front of him that was just above his knees. Then he lifted his leg and stepped over again.

At this point, the road ahead is smooth for two or three hundred meters!
After passing this "trap", Shang Zhen certainly couldn't run away. After all, there might be Japanese soldiers a few meters or even ten meters away, so he continued to crawl forward.

Then he climbed farther and faster, until he stood up and ran forward desperately, his goal was the southwest.

There are large tracts of woods there, which is of course more conducive to escaping.

But he had just run a few dozen meters when the accident happened. Suddenly, a gunshot was heard from the right, followed by the sound of a grenade exploding. Then, gunshots and explosions came from above, along with the shouts of the Japanese.

Even though Shang Zhen finally got out of trouble, he hesitated and slowed down.

He remembered the location of the gunshots and explosions. It should be the small village south of Wujiaopo. There was a battle going on there. There was no doubt that there were his own people there.

So should I go to support my own people now, or continue running southwest?

Shang Zhen has always been a quick-witted person, and every choice he makes has its reasons.

But before he could make a choice, an accident happened again, and this time he had no choice but to enter the village.

Because he heard a sudden "bang" sound behind him, from the place where the Japanese troops were ambushing him, which was clearly the sound of a grenade launcher firing a grenade.

Shang Zhen subconsciously looked back and saw a bright spot flying into the sky from there. The Japanese army was actually firing flares again!

What was there to hesitate about? Shang Zhen turned around and ran towards the village!

Although he couldn't see the surrounding terrain clearly, he had already observed it during the day. He remembered that there were patches of woods in front of him on the left, but from his current position, the distance to the woods was at least 300 to 400 meters, and the distance to the village he was going to was no more than 100 meters.

There were open areas everywhere, and as soon as the Japanese flares lit up, he would be discovered if he ran into the woods in the southwest.

Although he was now wearing Japanese military uniform, he did not change his shoes when he came down!
When he was on the mountain road, it was dark everywhere and he had no idea where to find suitable clothes to wear.

With a height of over 1.70 meters, it was already difficult for him to wear the clothes of the Japanese soldiers, whose average height was 1.6 meters, but the shoes were no match for him.

It's not a matter of big feet fitting into small shoes, it's just that they can't fit into the shoes at all. Moreover, he has been very tired since the beginning of the battle, so he can't make things difficult for himself.

Moreover, the only weapon he had now was his 20-shot box gun; he didn't have the Type rifle.

He tucked the box gun in front of his belt and blocked it with his clothes, so the Japanese army should not be able to see it. But if a Japanese soldier without a rifle ran towards the southwest, would the Japanese devils become suspicious?

As long as any Japanese soldier sees me and shouts, I will be exposed!

Now, for his own safety, he had no choice but to run to that village to meet up with his people.

At this moment, the flare above his head lit up with a "bang"!
Shang Zhen did not look up at the flare. He was only paying attention to the village. Sure enough, the village was only fifty or sixty meters away from him.

Shang Zhen ran to the village, but his brain was not idle.

Why did the Japanese devils fire flares at this time? There was a lot of fighting in the village before, but they only fired one flare.

He immediately realized that the weather in the east was already turning pale, and that was not just dawn; the sky was already starting to get brighter.

The Japanese devils probably realized that it was impossible for them to break out under the cover of night. The two ropes with empty cans hung on them were no longer effective and were no longer needed. So why were they afraid to fire flares?

Shang Zhen focused all his attention on the nearby village. He was now wearing the clothes of the Japanese devils. His own people in other villages who were fighting against the Japanese devils might mistake him for a devil and attack him again!
The belt box of the 20-shot rifle was tucked into his belt and he couldn't pull it out now.

But I was wearing a pair of ordinary shoes!

Judging from the way I’m dressed, I’m neither a Japanese soldier nor a Chinese soldier, nor an ordinary citizen. Why do I feel like anyone who sees me has a reason to shoot me?

At this time, Shang Zhen had no idea that his back had been noticed by the Japanese army who were ambushing at the foot of the mountain.

These Japanese troops were originally there to block Shang Zhen, but as day was about to dawn, they became concerned about the battle situation behind them and turned back to fire a flare.

Now, under the glow of the flares, in the open space ahead, they finally caught a glimpse of a soldier from the Imperial Japanese Army entering the village.

They didn't notice that Shang Zhen was not wearing the Japanese flat-toed shoes, but they noticed that Shang Zhen was not holding a rifle.

Moreover, judging from the direction Shang Zhen was heading, it was very likely that he was coming from their direction!
A Japanese officer whispered an order, and under his command, a Japanese sergeant led more than 20 Japanese soldiers holding rifles and ran towards the village!
The reason here is simply that the traitor of the Chinese army said that when Shang Zhen and his men were fighting, they sometimes dressed up as the Imperial Japanese Army!