Masayoshi Inoda felt that there was no hope left for his life, and this morning two more bodies of prisoners of war were carried out of the prisoner of war camp. Pen~Fun~Pavilion www.biquge.info He felt that in the near future, he would also become a cold corpse, dragged out of the camp like dead dogs by his Japanese compatriots, and hastily buried in the lime-sprinkled pit on the other side of the mountain, without even a thin coffin.

At first, when he was put into a prisoner of war camp as a prisoner of war, he felt very lucky. After all, he was a spy, not a soldier who was captured in battle, and could not enjoy the treatment of a prisoner of war. Even in highly civilized Europe, the best fate for a spy who has no one to rescue is to go to the gallows.

He did not expect that after he confessed, these Chinese did not let him go to the gallows, but very mercifully sent him to the prisoner of war camp. Compared to the torture of that day, this practice was certainly merciful. Thinking back to that day, he still felt the coldness of a kind of ball. I don't know what the vicious woman stuffed under herself, maybe her little Ding Ding will not have a chance to look up again in the future.

Masakichi Inoda, who was thrown into a prisoner of war camp, felt that he had hope of escaping, and as long as the Imperial Army came to fight, he would be free with these prisoners of war. Sure enough, after waiting for more than ten days, he waited for the Japanese Army, which he had been waiting for for a long time. However, the army soldiers appeared to him as prisoners of war. More than 100 new recruits have been added to the prisoner of war camp, which is the result of D+15's counterattack by Nogi Noshinori against the rescue team.

The new Japanese prisoners of war told him that they were soldiers under Nogi Noshinori of the 1st Division, which was stationed on the Golden State Avenue. Due to Nogi Noshinori's insistence on attacking the small units of the sporadic 1st Volunteer Brigade, they were subjected to frenzied retaliation by the 1st Volunteer Brigade, and several Japanese military stations on Jinzhou Avenue were looted and burned.

What made Masakichi Inoda despair the most was that these soldiers also brought the news that the Japanese army's defense line on the Fuzhou Avenue had retreated again and again, and had abandoned the line of the Anzi River.

Hearing these news, Masayoshi Inoda felt that his fate was only to work until death in the prisoner of war camp.

Masakichi Inoda also tried to hook up with a man who raised a dog, and also wanted to be a Japanese rape. There is nothing to be ashamed of, he came to be a spy for the Japanese and was just greedy for a good pay, he is not the kind of emperor who has been brainwashed. After leaving the Japanese landing site, his performance of hiding in an uninhabited village and not wanting to make progress is just a proof of his greed for life and fear of death.

In the history of the original time and space, after the Japanese army landed, a total of six spies were dispatched, and three of them had the character "Saki" in their names: Fujisaki Shu, Yamazaki Lambzaburo, and Kanesaki Saburo. They were all caught by the Qing army, and in the end, they were all looked at by Lian Shun. And Masakichi Inoda and a spy named Okuma Peng ended up with no news. Only a Japanese spy named Kenichi Mukai returned to the Japanese garrison with information.

And in this time and space where the butterfly effect occurred due to the arrival of the time-traveling crowd, Misaki had already been beheaded by Lian Shun, and Masaki Inoda had changed the original disappearance ending of no news and worked as a coolie in the Thirty Mile Fort prisoner of war camp.

Although the rations provided to the prisoners of war were no less than those of the Japanese army, the poor accommodation conditions and heavy physical labor caused the prisoners of war to fall ill from time to time. Sick prisoners of war could not get any treatment, although the crossing also captured a lot of Japanese medicine, but they were all scraped by Lu Xiaobei as funds.

Japanese prisoners of war were treated as disposable laborers through the crowd, and when they were sick, they had to wait for death. Anyway, in the eyes of the traversers, there are still a lot of Japanese army red deer on the Liaodong Peninsula for them to capture, and when the basic labor force is insufficient, they can launch an attack, why bother to treat the sick prisoners of war. Even Han Mei, a military doctor, felt that it was futile to use the captured Japanese medicine to treat patients living in the harsh conditions of prisoner of war camps.

The camps, made of wood and mud, were cold and damp. Fireworks were strictly forbidden throughout the camp, and at night the prisoners of war had to huddle together to keep each other warm. If one person gets sick, it will soon spread to another. As the temperature continues to drop, more and more corpses are being dragged out and buried every day.

Inu-raised a man always said that he would work hard, and he would always get a chance to play for Da Song. It's just that Masakichi Inoda feels that he can't wait for the day when he becomes a Japanese traitor. When it came to escaping, he certainly thought about it. Not to mention, the system of sitting together allowed the prisoners of war to pay close attention to the every move of their compatriots. Masayoshi Inoda really doesn't have the slightest confidence in his sense of direction.

The Nissin Trade Institute in Shanghai, which trained him as a spy, did not teach him the necessary wilderness survival skills. But those teachers who were a little more reliable, greedy for life and afraid of death, would have returned to the Japanese garrison a long time ago. As a result, Masayoshi Inoda was completely unable to distinguish his direction at night and did not dare to come out during the day, which eventually led to his arrest.

Therefore, now that he is in worse physical condition, he dare not imagine that he can return to the Japanese army alive and retreat again and again. Masayoshi Inoda could only do heavy manual labor in the prisoner of war camp day after day, waiting for the day when illness would take his life.

Early this morning, after breakfast, Masakichi Inoda and the prisoners of war of the prisoner of war team to which he belonged received tools and went to Fuzhou Avenue to dig a roadside drainage ditch. The widening and leveling of the roads in this vicinity has been completed, and now they are mainly engaged in digging drainage ditches.

Masakichi Inoda and the prisoners of war in the same team worked hard, not daring to slack off in the slightest, and the lightest punishment for failing to complete the prescribed workload was starvation. In today's cold weather, if you don't eat enough food, your body temperature can't stay within a healthy range. Sickness and imminence will target you, and as a result, you will soon be moved to another shack full of sick people, and finally die in despair.

The people walking on the road were all from the people scattered around Thirty Mile Fort, who had come to exchange supplies for food, or to work for the First Volunteer Brigade. Masakichi Inoda, who stopped to wipe his sweat, raised his head and looked at the Qing people walking on the road. Suddenly, he spotted a familiar figure, and he felt that Lady Luck was beckoning to him. His career as a coolie is coming to an end, and soon he will move to Inukai Kazuo's tent with a stove, and become a Japanese traitor like Inukai Kazuo, escaping the shadow of death that hangs over him.

Masakichi Inoda suppressed the excitement in his heart and turned his back to the road, for fear that the familiar figure on the road would see his face. He raised his right hand, which was a signal to the guard, he had something to report. At this time, his mind was extremely clear, for fear of alarming the person who was familiar with him, and for fear that his strange behavior would misunderstand the guards.

"There were Japanese spies mixed in among the people on the road, and there was a person who was trained at the Shanghai Nissin Trade Institute in the same period as me, his name was Kenichi Xiangno, and he was the one wearing a blue-black robe, a black vest, and a melon-skin hat." Masakichi Inoda said in his weirdly accented Chinese dialect and acted as a guard through the crowd.

"Are you sure?" Zhao Zeshi asked Masayoshi Inoda, a former Internet writer who made a big joke about the design of military uniforms, is now a basic soldier, and where there is a vacancy, he will be pushed to the top of the shift.

"I'm sure I've lived with him for a long time, and I won't admit it." Masakichi Inoda had the expression of a dead friend who was not dead and poor.