Songhu: Never Give Up

When An Jing saw the sincerity of the Ma family, his expression improved a lot, and he no longer asked them to call back other common people;

Captain Kameda had never seen so much gold and silver dollars, ten full boxes, and his eyes lit up at the sight.

Ma Sibo looked at the gold and silver with a painful look on his face. This was the income of the Ma family for three years and also their life-saving money.
Although he felt a little reluctant, he still forced his eyes away. Those things no longer belonged to him, so he should not look at them without permission.

It is said that those who eat from others are grateful and those who take from others are soft-hearted. An Jing, who got the benefits, praised the Ma family for a rare few times, and then asked about Ma Sinan's situation;
Ma Sinan excitedly recounted his experience of studying in Japan with exaggerated details, praising Japan to the skies, even more so than "A Certain Lin", he was almost kneeling down to lick Yasui's toes.

"Yoshi, Ma Jun is a good citizen. Once the Imperial Army wipes out the resistance elements in the city, we will build a royal paradise in the city. I hope Ma Sang will take the initiative to work for the Imperial Army. The Imperial Army will not treat you unfairly."

Ma Zhennan immediately bowed deeply to An Jing and said:
"Thank you for your cultivation, Lady Anjing. To show your kindness to the landlord, my father has prepared a few glasses of wine. Please enjoy your presence. The rest of the arrangements have been made by Lady Anjing."

As the saying goes, the guest should follow the host's wishes. Captain Yasui also wanted to find out the bottom line of the Ma family. If the Ma family was really willing to be their dogs, he would report the matter to the commander of the regiment, but the prerequisite was to see how the Ma family performed.

The Ma family had already prepared a sumptuous banquet. Although it was wartime, it was not a problem for the Ma family in Bengbu City.

Only Captain Yasui and Lieutenant Kameda sat at the head table, with the Ma family father and son sitting beside them. The food on the table alone was equivalent to the annual income of an ordinary family. Yasui and Kameda, two country bumpkins, had never seen such exquisite delicacies.
They were no longer polite and started to eat heartily. The other Japanese soldiers were arranged to eat in other guest rooms. There were more than a dozen large and small bowls, all of which were meat that made the Japanese soldiers drool.

There are all kinds of animals, including those flying in the sky, running on the ground, and swimming in the water, and a lot of money has been invested in them.

After three rounds of wine and five dishes, the tactful Ma Sibo gave valuable gifts to Yasui and Kameda separately. No other soldiers saw this, so they could keep it for themselves.

Captain Yasui was very satisfied with Ma Sibo's understanding and promised to report to Captain Kawanami and make every effort to promote him to be the mayor of the new government;

In fact, he had no such power at all with his small squadron. He was just trying to fool the Ma family. Not killing them was the greatest blessing. What else did he want?

In Chinese food culture, a banquet cannot be complete without wine, and a banquet cannot be without women. After a few cups of horse urine, Ma Sibo lost his vigilance;
In order to cheer An Jing up with his drink, Ma Sibo called out his two favorite concubines to toast him.

Alcohol is the medium of lust, let alone the beastly devils?

Ma Sibo's two concubines were both in their twenties, tender and beautiful, and well-known beauties in Bengbu City.
Yasui was better off, but Kameda went straight in and attacked her. The fifth concubine slapped Kameda on the spot and then ran to act coquettishly towards Ma Sibo.

This slap caused the main table to become silent instantly, and no one at Ma Sibo seemed to be aware of the danger;

He had always doted on his fifth concubine whom he had married at great expense, and he had also given her a valuable gift. The Japanese woman dared to make a move in front of him, so he immediately turned his face away and shouted coldly:

"Butler, see the guests off!"

"Bakayaloo! He's dead!"

After being beaten, Kameda immediately drew his knife. The fifth concubine squatted on the ground in fear, and Kameda killed Ma Sibo with one blow.

Ma Zhennan was completely dumbfounded. He was so scared that he wet his pants on the spot and stammered for mercy:
"Taijun-Taijun, this is a misunderstanding! Spare my life!"

Seeing that the Japanese had killed his father, Ma Zhenxi picked up a chair and tried to fight back, but Kameda's saber stabbed Ma Zhenxi's body. Captain Yasui saw that Kameda had already started, so he stopped pretending. He searched the city for a long time but found nothing valuable, and he didn't even see a single woman.
Originally, he was ready to accept the Ma family's support for the sake of money, but after seeing the fifth concubine, he became horny. At this time, he no longer planned to report to the captain of the corps, and he wanted to handle it himself.

An Jing rushed to the Fifth Concubine and did something worse than an animal in front of Ma Zhennan.
The other devils heard the noise in the hall and ran over. They understood what was going on and started to revel...

The Japanese killed anyone they saw at the Ma family, and pounced on any woman they saw, not even sparing the Ma family's young daughters;
Soon the Ma family became a hell on earth. The Japanese began to burn, kill, and loot, committing all the evil in the world to the Ma family.

"Taijun, Taijun! Don't!"

"Taijun, my sister is still a child!"

"Taijun, I'll give you all the money you want. I know where it's hidden..."

The reason why An Jing didn't kill him was for this reason. He knew that this guy was a softie.

After Imagawa Minetarou climbed up from the body of a maid from the Ma family, he stabbed the maid, who had been tortured to death, to death.

Then he went to the basement with other devils to move the treasures. He finally tasted the joy of burning, killing and looting in China.

The gunshots from the Ma family were heard from far away and were heard by Sergeant Wang Baoguang who was scouting nearby. He immediately led his combat team to sneak towards the Ma family.
After discovering that there were Japanese devils committing crimes in the Ma family, he did not rush in impulsively, but went back to get reinforcements.

Although he also didn't like the Ma family, they naturally had to intervene since the Japanese were killing people and setting fires.

At the Ma family mansion, under the guidance of Ma Sinan, the Japanese seized more than 20 boxes of gold and silver treasures from the basement of the Ma family;
They did not take anything else of value. Dozens of Japanese soldiers returned with a full load, carrying more than twenty boxes of gold, silver and jewelry as they left the Ma family. Ma Sinan did not escape with his life, as he was killed by the Japanese soldiers.

The Ma family, along with their housekeepers and servants, were almost completely slaughtered, with only the fifth daughter, who was studying in another place, being the only one who survived.

Captain Imai returned with Kameda's squad full of Japanese soldiers and was about to ask for credit from the regiment commander, unaware that they had entered the Chinese inverted triangle ambush position;
The company from the first battalion ambushed them. After receiving Wang Baoguang's report, the company commander immediately sent people to notify the other two platoons and set up a pocket formation on the street outside the Ma family compound.

His deployment was that the first and second rows ambushed in the houses and ruins on both sides, with the third row trailing behind. This was a standard ambush formation for the guerrilla column. Once the Japanese entered, there was no way they could escape.

Since the Japanese had not yet engaged in a fierce battle with the First Battalion after entering the city, they thought that there were no defenders in the huge North City, so Captain Yasui was very careless;

All the Japs were in great joy of returning with a full load. They hid a lot of things in private, and Captain Yasui turned a blind eye to it. He and Kameda had already reaped enough benefits.

When the Japanese entered the ambush area without any preparation, the company commander Yang Hu fired a shot at the Japanese and knocked down one of them immediately.

His gunshot was an order. Before Captain Yasui could react, several machine guns ambushed dozens of meters away on both wings spewed out long tongues of fire, mowing down the Japanese soldiers one by one.
Yasui screamed in horror:

"Enemy attack!" (End of this chapter)