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Chapter 916: Carving a Stone to Record Merits (Fourth Update, Please Subscribe)

Carve stone buildings, and then carve stones to record achievements.

A building is proof of merit, but for any newcomer, it is difficult to associate the building with the military camp.

It was not until the car was about to drive into the building that the checkpoint at the garage entrance, the armed soldiers, and the "military stronghold" warning sign nearby reminded people that this was a military camp.

"Commander Chen, we are now entering the North District. The North District is the military management area, which is our military camp."

Unlike ordinary underground garages, the garage here can park trucks. Not only trucks, but even armored vehicles!
After getting off the car, Chen Chuli followed Li Xu. Soon, they arrived at the elevator. When he entered the elevator, the "warm reminder" that came into view made Chen Chuli dumbfounded.

"Warm reminder: The occupation army is very popular with Japanese women. Soldiers should not get carried away and lose themselves because of this. Please do not violate military discipline and maintain the honor of soldiers!"

This...what the hell is this?

Looking at the dumbfounded Chen Chuli, Li Xu said with a grin.

"Commander Chen, you will know later how passionate those Japanese women are. Such a reminder... is really necessary!"

Soon, Chen Chuli completed the report and immediately saluted the chief officer after entering the military prosecutor's office.

"You don't have to be so polite. Chen Chuli is a top student from the Law Department of Nanyang University, Class of 51. He is amazing! There are very few top students from Nanyang University who are willing to join the military, let alone serve overseas."

Liang Zan, the military prosecutor, asked Chen Chuli to sit down and asked him whether he had settled down. After a few simple polite words, Liang Zan spoke.

"Chu Li, do you know what our mission is?"

Task!

Hearing this, Chen Chuli quickly stood up and stood at attention.

"Handle all types of cases within the jurisdiction and ensure the implementation of the law..."

After Chen Chuli finished speaking, Liang Zan smiled.

"That's about it. But you have to know that here, it's not the same as back home. Soldiers stationed abroad will inevitably have some friction with the locals. At this time, we must... well."

After thinking about it, Liang Zan said.

"We must try our best to protect our interests, understand?"

"Our interests?"

Chen Chuli was stunned.
"The law..."

Before he could finish, Liang Zan laughed.

"We are the occupying force! Of course we have to have some privileges!"

For a moment, Chen Chuli was a little confused, and what was even more unexpected was that the chief officer quickly handed him a file.

"Please follow up on this case."

After taking the file and looking at it, Chen Chuli raised his eyebrows slightly and said.

"This... looks serious!"

"That's how it looks. It looks like the matter is very serious, but in fact, most of the time there is no real evidence."

Liang Zan said directly.

"Even if there is solid evidence, what does it matter? It's nothing more than a military court trial. After sentencing, they will be sent back to their home country to serve their sentences. Basically, the people here are still returning to their home country, and the commander over there will sign an order to reduce their sentences in the name of something. Almost as soon as they get off the plane, they will be released."

"How can this be possible?"

"This is the tradition of the occupation army. Why do we have this tradition?"

Liang Zan asked himself and answered,
"It's just tit for tat!"

……

The night of Kudanzaka is always painted red by the dazzling glow of neon lights. After nine years of development, it has become the most prosperous area in Tokyo - even not inferior to Ginza.

Eleh Stone

Red is an ambiguous color!
People who shuttle through this ambiguous light, under the cover of darkness, twist their bodies in light and darkness, wandering driven by primitive instincts.

The dazzling light was reflected in the window, and on the white sheets, two bodies were entangled together. The light reflected on the intertwined bodies only added a bit of ambiguity. Time was indulgent and joyful.

The charming and seductive voice echoed in the room, and even the air was filled with the breath of love.

……

After an unknown amount of time, when the sun shone through the curtains into the room, Chen Chuli, who was lying on the bed, slowly woke up. He reached for the bedside lamp and turned it on. He squinted his eyes and looked around, and found that this was an ordinary double bed room.

"How did I get here?"

On the head of the bed was written: Soldier Hotel.

"I drank too much again yesterday!"

Patting his head which was a little aching due to the hangover, Chen Chuli vaguely remembered that he drank a lot of wine in the dance hall last night. It seemed that he also brought a short Japanese girl with him. They naturally went to the hotel. Then, of course, he rode hard on her.

"Don't be so indulgent next time."

He sat up, feeling the warmth of the jade beside him. The woman was still sleeping. He looked at the woman sleeping beside him.

Chen Chuli had to admit a fact—he had fallen!

As a soldier, he has now become decadent and addicted to enjoying the pleasures of life.

Good food, good wine, and of course beautiful women.

"The Japanese always like to use sugar-coated bullets to corrode our military's will..."

Having said this, Chen Chuli decided to fight back resolutely...

The flames of war flared up once again. The stone building on Kudanzaka was burning!

……

At eight o'clock the next morning, although he had fought all night, Chen Chuli still arrived at the north building of Leshi Building on time - the north building was not only the headquarters of the Nanyang occupation forces in Japan, but also the location of the military camp, while the south building was a commercial complex. The building was operated by a professional company and all profits were turned over to the Ministry of National Defense.

In Tokyo, the place that the United States envied the most was the Leshi Building. After strolling in the South Building, you could walk directly back to the barracks. In short, it was a convenience.

But this also gave rise to many problems, especially many legal issues. As a military judge, as soon as he took office, Chen Chuli realized that serving in an occupying army was definitely a challenge to human nature.

"It's easy to fall into depravity here!"

A month after arriving in Tokyo, Chen Chuli finally understood, because he himself had fallen.

As soon as he entered the office, Li Xu leaned forward and asked.

"Come from the South Tower?"

"I went to investigate the scene, the Soldier Inn."

Chen Chuli said calmly.

"From the soundproofing of the hotel, if the plaintiff had really shouted for help, the people around him would have been able to hear it. There would not have been no sound at all."

"In other words, it's a false accusation?"

Li Xu couldn't help but complain.

"Those Japanese women, unable to hook up with the soldiers, just sue us. Do they really think we are easy to bully?"

"Although it may be a relationship dispute, it is indeed a false accusation. Judging from the evidence, it is indeed the case."

Chen Chuli said.

"I'm going to meet the person involved to see if he intends to sue the other party. Defamation and slander require criminal liability!"

The cases that Chen Chuli dealt with every day were simple, nothing more than disputes between occupying soldiers and Japanese women, that is, women accusing soldiers of raping women. There were too many details in these cases, and he was not even willing to investigate them in depth. After all, no matter how much he investigated, the final result was already determined.

Partiality is inevitable here.

At this moment, suddenly there were deafening shouts from outside the window. Several colleagues stood outside the window and looked out, only to see that the streets outside were already crowded with people who had gathered from all directions.

(End of this chapter)