The Ming Dynasty began from Sarhu

Chapter 816 Yingchuan Dragon Falls
"You took care of Detective Sun so easily? 00001, you're stronger than I thought."

"Pulling a cart, making money driving a car, it's not difficult, it can be done. However, marrying Lin Huiyin and killing the commander of the Xiaozi Division, this is too fucking fantastical. Let me ask first, are there really such creatures as dragons in this world?"

The housekeeper was silent for two minutes, and then she went offline.

Are there really dragons in this world?

Qi Meng was alone and disheveled in the wind and snow.

The winter nights in Peking were long and cold. A thin layer of snow covered the smooth asphalt road, dazzled by the streetlights. Occasionally, a car passed by, its headlights shining far into the distance, and the tiny snowflakes shone a faint yellow in the light, like a thousand grains of golden sand.

It was already late at night when they finished dealing with the "rebel" Detective Sun. After leaving the military camp and Captain Zhang, Qi Meng and the housekeeper confirmed the content of the mission again, then pulled the cart and wandered around the streets with revolvers in their pockets.

He wanted to find Zhu Youjian and Shen Lian, but he couldn't find them.

These two guys probably traveled to other places.

At this stage, plane teleportation can only guarantee the time, and the specific teleportation location is not certain.

You may be sent to Beijing to pull a cart, or you may be sent to Siberia to dig potatoes.

Everything is uncertain.

The only thing that is certain is that, according to the description in "Camel Xiangzi", the plane where Qi Meng is now is a veritable Shura hell. There is no hope or life. Everyone is crushed by this Shura field, using their flesh and blood to nourish this deformed Shura world.

The former host, Xiangzi, a diligent, motivated and strong young rickshaw driver, was sucked dry by the Shura Hell and turned into a walking corpse in just over ten years.

As long as you are not cheating, no matter how hard you struggle here, you will inevitably fall into hell in the end.

Of course, Qi Meng is here, and he can cheat, so the situation is completely different.

The killing of the Xiaozizi division commander could not be accomplished until the Japanese invaded China in 37.

Of course, it is not impossible now.

As long as he could get to Zhabei, the Magic City, in advance, as long as he could serve as the regimental commander or division commander of the 1th Route Army (no matter how he operated), and lead his troops to participate in the offensive battle led by the bald man, as long as he could drive the th Regiment of the Japanese into the sea, Yukichi Shiozawa (Note ) would have to commit suicide by seppuku, and the mission would be completed.

However, since the setting is in Peking, going to Shanghai to fight the Japanese obviously does not meet the requirements.

Then, he would need to stay in Peking for another six years, or even longer. Six years is neither too long nor too short to transform from a penniless rickshaw driver to a rickshaw dealer (people's capitalist) like Huniu's father.

Of course, the measurement standards of time in this dimension and the outside world may be completely different.

As for the task of accepting Lin Huiyin and Wang Yinxia, it was obviously inconsistent with Qi Meng's personality - Qi Meng was not interested in women, and women would only slow down his speed in drawing his gun.

"Maybe some unscrupulous programmer wanted to satisfy his own bad taste." Qi Meng thought.

Of course, the most troublesome thing is collecting the skeleton of the fallen dragon in Yingkou.

There are no dragons in this world (this mission is a strictly military mission, and does not contain any fantasy content)

The so-called Yingkou dragon-falling incident, also known as the Yingchuan dragon-falling incident, refers to a social event in early August 1934, in which the Shengjing Times published an article titled "Dragon Descent Causing Disaster" reporting that on July 8, a dragon descended from the sky in Yingkou, overturned three small boats, damaged factory buildings, caused nine deaths, and overturned a train.

Because there were many "witnesses" to the incident, it had a certain degree of credibility. So much so that sixty or seventy years later, when a program called "Approaching Learning" interviewed the eyewitnesses, all the old people swore that they had seen the dragon's bones with their own eyes when they were wearing open-crotch pants.

The media outlet that reported the dragon fall at the time was the Shengjing Times.

As for the Shengjing Times, it is actually a Japanese media outlet established in China.

After understanding the whole story, Qi Meng came to his own conclusion that the so-called report of the falling dragon was most likely a political conspiracy.

"Dragon" has been the totem of Chinese civilization for thousands of years.

The dragon symbolizes China.

The meaning of "falling dragon" is self-evident.

At the time, the Xiaori people had already completely occupied Northeast China, and anti-Japanese sentiment was intensifying in the interior. The reason they "carefully" fabricated the dragon-falling incident and hyped it up in newspapers was to tell their audience that China was failing! The Xiaori people were about to rise. This could be said to be part of the Xiaori people's propaganda campaign.

It is said that our nation is very superstitious about Feng Shui and Yi Shu.

In short, the dragon falling in Yingkou was most likely just a scam by the Japanese using newspapers to deceive the Chinese people.

Note:
1、盐泽幸一（1883—1943）：日本长野县人。1904年海军兵学校毕业，参加日俄战争。海军大学毕业后，历任驻英使馆副武官、第二舰队参谋长、海军大学教官、海军省军务局第一课长、驻英使馆武馆、联合舰队参谋长、镇海司令官、航空本部长等职。1931年任第一外遣舰队司令官，兼侵沪特别陆战队司令官，参与发动1932年1月28日侵略上海的战争。1938年任侵华日军华南方面海军最高指挥官，后转任军事参议官。1939年11月晋升海军大将。 1943年11月病死。

(End of this chapter)