After being swept across Shapozi by the rebels, Zilharang was shocked to learn that Yue Tuo had been struck by a bird.

Sakhalian was seriously ill, Yue Tuo passed out, and Zilharang became the only prince of the right-wing army of Manchukuo, and if he made any mistakes, the right-wing army would be completely annihilated.

Looking back at the two ferocious gunboats of Shapozi, Zilharang led his troops away with hatred in desperation.

Sun Dingliao quickly armed the people with the collected Manchurian weapons, stabilized his position, and then used the walkie-talkie to inform Yang Ritian.

When Yang Ritian heard the news, he immediately seized the medicine according to the prescription, and sent a small group of troops to ride the reed paddling upstream to use the ballista bombs on the paddle as a deterrent to collect the weapons of the Manchurian soldiers in sections and cut off the communication between the Manchurian soldiers.

At this point, the overall situation south of Shapozi has been decided.

In the evening, the allied forces counted the prisoners of war, totaling 1,102 people, and the task of dealing with these prisoners of war was put on the shoulders of Zhu Junshi, the second staff department.

A thousand captives are a thousand mouths, and a large number of refugees pour into Jiuyuan every day, and food has become a scarce commodity. The coalition forces promised not to kill if they abandoned their weapons, so naturally they could not kill prisoners. If these "dead diaphragm" patients are released immediately, they will turn around and help Manchukuo to do evil.

Zhu Junshi's task is to treat the disease first and then release the people in the shortest possible time, so naturally he must use fierce medicine.

Zhu Junshi drew on his previous experience and took the captured Eight Banner generals, Hujun, Phi Jia, Aha Army, right-wing Mongols, and Han soldiers into custody.

The Han prisoners were identified by the veterans of the three battalions, and all the former Ming soldiers who collectively surrendered to Manchukuo in the Battle of Dalinghe were all handed over to the three battalions to bring back.

From the surrender at the Daling River last year to the expedition to the grassland this year, these people have only stayed in Manchukuo for half a year, and they belong to people who have not yet had time to get sick.

Not only that, they held the Daling River, and no matter what their motives were at the time, the final result was meritorious and deserved preferential treatment from the coalition forces. If there is an anti-water performance in today's battle, you can also make meritorious contributions.

Zhu Junshi asked these people to help the coalition army finish this battle, and then he could freely choose to return to Liaodong, return to the Central Plains, or choose to stay in Tiejin like Sun Dingliao and Kong Youxing. The coalition promised that whether they wanted to return to Liaodong or the Central Plains, they would send troops to escort them after the war.

After arranging the veterans of Dalinghe, there were still some so-called "old Han soldiers" among the Han army prisoners, these people were all "dead diaphragm" patients, and they were first taken into custody and waited for treatment.

The situation of Mongol captives was more peculiar. They have been "setting up their own banner" in Manchukuo for a long time, and it is difficult to say whether they are sick or not, and the coalition forces have secretly made peace with their Ming'an Taiji.

Zhu Junshi took the Mongol captives far away from Shimen and handed them over to the care of the nomads. Secretly revealed to the Mongol captives not to make trouble, and soon returned them to Ming'an Taiji.

Aha is a slave. These people go out with their masters, serve their masters all the way, and act as meat shields and cannon fodder when they fight. It stands to reason that they should hate their masters the most, but in fact, on the contrary, they are the most serious "dead diaphragm" patients.

can be selected by the master to go on the expedition together, and he is the most reassuring aha of the master. The wish in these Aha hearts is to make meritorious contributions to the master, get rid of the identity of Aha as soon as possible, and become a person as glorious as the master.

Most of the Chinese captives were Han Chinese, and Zhu Junshi sighed and instructed to take them into custody first.

The largest number of captives were armoured soldiers, mostly Zhushen, but occasionally Mongols and Koreans. There is no doubt that they are long-term "dead diaphragm" patients. Zhu Junshi instructed that the armored captives be subdivided into six parts, Yehe, Huifa, Hada, Ula, Donghai and other Zhushen, and let them sing songs and sing the songs of their past tribes when they have nothing to do.

The number of escorts among the captives was small, less than thirty people. The guards are all full of dwarfs, well-equipped, and follow the Eight Banners Taiji during the battle, and it is already very good to be able to capture so many at once.

The guards are not patients, they are the ones who have benefited, and there are at least a dozen Aha in the family. According to the "Oath of Non-Insulting Captured Officers" signed by the coalition forces and Manchukuo, the escort belonged to officers.

In the eyes of Zhu Junshi, the guards and generals of the Eight Banners were the only two captives in Manchukuo who could pay the ransom. So in the eyes of Zhu Junshi, each of these guards is ninety-nine nines.

But Zhu Junshi didn't plan to let the protectors eat idle while waiting for the ransom, he planned to find something for the protectors to do, such as digging a mine or something. Before mining, you can tell them that the Aixin Jueluo family did not fall from the sky, but a foreign population full of dwarfs.

There were fewer generals among the prisoners, and the situation was more complicated, and Zhu Junshi couldn't take care of it for a while.

After the prisoners were screened, Zhu Junshi changed into a Taoist robe and prepared to treat the disease with fierce medicine.

According to Zhu Junshi's understanding, there are several conditions for the patient to get the "dead diaphragm" disease, such as the patient must feel that his life is threatened at any time, the patient must despair that he cannot escape, and the patient must think that he will receive the gift of the master if he behaves well. But once he is terminally ill, even if the master does not threaten his life, even if the master gives him a short period of freedom, the patient will willingly die for the master.

Therefore, it is useless to reason with the patient. It is important for the patient to understand that he or she is indeed sick.

Zhu Junshi wore Taoist robes and went in and out of the old Han army, Aha and the armored detention camps, and singled out a few prisoners to announce in public that they were "dead diaphragms".

The captives did not understand what a "dead diaphragm" was, and it sounded very powerful, but Zhu Junshi did not explain it at all.

Zhu Junshi distributed the anthelmintic medicine of several "sick" Lang Shanchuan, and said benevolently: "Eat, eat this elixir and you won't die." ”

While the "patient" was hesitating, Zhu Junshi's guards stepped forward three times and forced the "patient" to obey.

The "sick" were escorted back to the detention center, and the captives in the camp knew that they were "dead diaphragms". What is the "dead diaphragm"? There are rumors that it was tricked by someone, there are rumors that it is bewitched by monsters, and there are rumors that it is a zombie like the walking dead, so it is called a dead diaphragm.

In the evening, the patients who ate the elixir had diarrhea and vomited extremely disgusting worms.

The guards who were guarding the captives immediately called out to the captives and held torches for the captives to line up to see the bugs.

The next morning, the patients enjoyed a breakfast that was the envy of all the captives. Zhu Junshi picked up the patient with a smile and gathered together for a while to draw and announce that they were immortal.

Regarding someone asking what the dead diaphragm is, Zhu Junshi just asked in a fog: "Your enemy kills your relatives, but you come to help your enemy, isn't this a dead diaphragm?" ”

After the prisoners of the immortal diaphragm returned to the camp, the prisoners talked about the dead diaphragm both inside and outside the camp.

Zhu Junshi's original words: "Your enemy kills your relatives, but you come to help your enemy, isn't this a dead membrane?" It has been interpreted over and over again.

According to the meaning of Zhu Junshi's words, some prisoners guessed that there should be a dead diaphragm around them.

Sure enough, after the dinner the day before, Zhu Junshi was busy in the prisoner camp wearing a Taoist robe and holding a compass, and found more than a dozen dead diaphragms.

However, these people with dead diaphragms died more severely, and ordinary deworming no longer worked. The merciful and compassionate Master Zhu made a solemn dojo for them, and before leaving, he gave them several plaster statues of Shennong, and instructed them to pray sincerely at noon for three consecutive days in order to remove the dead diaphragm.

When the men returned to the camp with the plaster casts, a rumor prevailed among the captives that the dead diaphragm was deceived to help the enemy.

When these people prayed to the statue of Shennong at noon, many prisoners who had not died took the initiative to join.

For Zhu Junshi to pretend to be a ghost like this, Sun Yi could only laugh.

He is a layman in the treatment of mental illness, but Yang Liulang's example shows him that psychological suggestion is definitely very useful. Sometimes the patient thinks he is cured, but he or she turns out to be cured.

The story of the dead diaphragm spread more and more, and Oki Sakuwen Shen came to ask worriedly whether Sun Yi's dead diaphragm would be contagious.

Sun Yi replied clearly: "There is a necessary condition for this disease: the patient must think that he cannot escape. We have the right of escape given to everyone by the Heavenly Constitution, so we are immune to this disease! ”

Wen Shen was puzzled and asked, "What do you mean?" ”

Sun Yi then replied in another way: "This disease can only occur in places where people are not allowed to escape." ”