Courtyard House: A System Connecting Two Worlds, Resources for the Nation

Seeing that the manor lord had been blown off his head, the other Japanese pirates exchanged glances and then kowtowed at the same time.

By Amaterasu Omikami, these people are absolutely unreasonable!

Although it's unclear what the manor lord just said, his attitude was so humble, yet he was killed by the other party!

"Have them arrange a place for us to rest."

Chen Xiao naturally noticed Zhou Feng's condition. Before he could speak, he spoke first to the official of the Maritime Trade Office and gave him some instructions.

After he translated, the two people kneeling at the front quickly got up from the ground, bowed, and led the group toward the largest house.

Now that the manor lord is dead, they can't care about anything else in order to save their own lives.

Perhaps there are still loyalists of the manor owner in the village who are ready to fight to the death, but they are definitely not among those people.

When facing the enemy, they have no shortage of courage, even if it means risking their lives for a one-for-one exchange.

But now we're facing a god, a god who can shatter an entire wall in the blink of an eye!

How could an ordinary person possibly fight against a god?

How can a mortal body resist the magic of gods?

Tanks and troop carriers slowly drove in. Apart from the two people leading the way, the rest of the Japanese pirates knelt on both sides of the road, their foreheads pressed to the ground, not daring to even look at the road.

After Zhou Feng went inside to rest, Chen Xiao gathered all his men and began assigning them tasks.

"Apart from those scholars, Bai Lang, Tie Jianguo, Liu Xiaohai, and I will each lead a team to take turns keeping watch at night and ensure safety."

"yes!"

Needless to say, Chen Xiao and his two companions were already considered divine messengers in everyone's eyes after they shot and killed nearly a hundred Japanese pirates.

Liu Xiaohai was even more respected by them, after all, the steel behemoth was controlled by Liu Xiaohai, and its power was even hundreds of times stronger than that of Chen Xiao and the other two!

It wasn't until dawn that Zhou Feng woke up and came out of his bedroom, looking around at his surroundings.

It was too dark last night, so I couldn't see clearly.

Looking at it now, the estate was even larger than he had imagined.

Although the earthen walls on all four sides were not high, they were built quite thickly.

No, it's not four sides, it's three sides...

Apart from his large house, the surrounding wooden houses were all very low and simple.

"Sir, I just took a look. This estate has three or four hundred people, and about a few dozen guards. It's quite a large estate in this area."

"Alright, you don't need to worry about me. Just follow the plan we made before."

Zhou Feng was very clear about his role: he was someone who traveled between the two worlds to transport supplies; strictly speaking, he was a logistics person.

It's fine to occasionally give orders while riding in Liu Xiaohai's tank and have some fun, but if you really let him command, he won't understand how to do it.

At this point in time, the Japanese pirates on the islands of Japan still had an instinctive fear of the people of the Central Plains.

As early as the Tang Dynasty, these Japanese pirates had a direct and large-scale military conflict with the Tang Dynasty, known in history as the Battle of Baekgang.

This was also the first direct confrontation between China and the Japanese pirates in the history of the Dragon Kingdom.

The Japanese pirates at the time were brimming with confidence and wanted to help Baekje restore its kingdom, so they directly sent troops to intervene in the war between the Tang Dynasty and Baekje.

At that time, the Japanese pirates assembled an army of 42,000 and more than 1,000 warships to escort the Baekje prince in his attempt to restore his kingdom.

On the Tang side, Liu Rengui commanded over 13,000 men and more than 170 warships.

Their troop strength was one-third that of the Japanese pirates, and their warships were one-sixth that of the Japanese pirates.

As a result, despite the vast disparity in troop strength, the Tang Dynasty inflicted a devastating blow on the Japanese pirates.

They won all four battles, burning four hundred of their ships; smoke and flames filled the sky, turning the sea red.

Forget about helping Baekje restore its kingdom; one battle was enough to drive the Japanese pirates into despair.

From isolation to the point that the entire Japanese pirate nation changed its national policy, frantically building fortifications and then sending a large number of envoys to Tang China to submit to the Tang Dynasty.

The largest-scale importation of Tang Dynasty culture into Japan's history began with this war.

So even though the Central Plains had changed from the Tang Dynasty to the Song Dynasty, they still remembered the humiliation of two hundred years ago.

In particular, the tank's dozen or so shelling attacks directly reminded the Japanese pirates of the pain and fear of being crushed by the Tang Dynasty.

No wonder their ancestors said that the Dragon Kingdom is not to be trifled with; it's simply terrifying!

Was this the kind of enemy from the sky that our ancestors faced back then?

The more they thought about it, the more frightened they became. Even the most ordinary people from the Central Plains had a deep sense of fear in the eyes of these Japanese pirates.

"He's the leader of those Central Plains people! Kill him to avenge our lord!"

Just as Zhou Feng was pacing forward, wanting to see more about the village, several Japanese pirates who were cleaning up the ruins suddenly rushed over.

They held several short knives in their hands, their eyes filled with murderous intent, and their expressions became extremely ferocious.

How could a local tyrant like this, who can control his own territory, not have assassins under his command?

The battle last night happened too suddenly and ended too quickly. Before they could react, their lord had already been shot in the head.

Faced with this situation, Zhou Feng's expression did not change at all, while Bai Lang and Tie Jianguo behind him held guns in their hands.

Da da da da…

Automatic rifles spat fire, sweeping all the Japanese pirates in front of them to the ground.

Several people were still struggling and groaning on the ground, having not yet been shot in vital areas.

Zhou Feng patted Tie Jianguo on the shoulder as he tried to finish him off: "What's the point of finishing him off? Do you think it's easy for our Dragon Country to produce bullets? Copper mines are free! Why don't we just let those Japanese pirates dump them at our doorstep?"

Tie Jianguo was taken aback, but Bai Lang instantly understood Zhou Feng's meaning and nodded in full agreement.

These Japanese pirates, like samurai or ronin centuries later, were incorporated into the army and were among the most inhumane groups.

Why let them die so easily?

If you want to take action against Zhou Feng, then you must bear the consequences!

It doesn't matter if we go to work in the mine, just leave a few more at the entrance and let them bleed to death.

The official from the Maritime Trade Office swallowed hard, but still walked over to the Japanese pirates who were working nearby and translated a few words.

The next second, dozens of people stood up shakily and cleaned up the assassins on the ground.

Even those who were only shot and incapacitated were hit on the head with stones several times, knocked unconscious, and then dragged outside.

"What a talent! How can he make these Japanese pirates so obedient?"

Zhou Feng glanced at the official from the Maritime Trade Office with a sigh, while the latter chuckled and wiped the sweat from his forehead.

Actually, getting these Japanese pirates to obey is very simple, just one sentence: "Should we massacre the village or clean up the people on the ground..."

Having witnessed Zhou Feng and his men's attitude towards the Japanese pirates, the prisoners were almost all terrified and naturally had no doubt about the possibility of Zhou Feng massacring the village.

This is a demon far more cruel than vengeful spirits and Asuras!