It was dusk again, and only half of the red sun on the western mountain was left, just like half a cooked cake. Smoke rose in the small village in the valley in front of me, and more than a dozen Northeast soldiers were all watching speechlessly, enduring the hunger in their stomachs.

In the midst of embarrassing silence, someone suddenly spoke, it was Chen Hanwen.

"Once upon a time, there was a mountain, there was a temple, and there was a monk in the temple." Chen Hanwen, a half-Lazi literati, said so differently that other people were listening even though they had just been noisy, blushing and thick-necked, and did not look at him.

Of course, it’s not okay not to listen. No one blocked his ears with chicken feathers, and the sound would always be filled in.

"Everyone has to drink water, and this monk goes to fetch water by himself every day.

But later, another monk came, two monks, and the first monk didn't have to carry water to drink every day, so they both went to carry water.

Then, another monk came. The three monks lived together—”

"Close your bird beak!" This story that made people feel strange at first, but later, the story that any Chinese could come up with the ending was directly interrupted by Wang Laomao!

What Wang Laomao was thinking about was, what is your dead scholar talking about? Aren’t you just talking about “Who does a monk drink? Two monks carry water to drink, and three monks have no water to drink”? Grandma is so legitimate, have you even regarded yourself as a monk?

"We are all from Northeast China, Lao Huo, what should you do if you say this?" Wang Laomao looked at Lao Huo, who was full of pleated faces and looked like he was still loving.

Now, Wang Laomao must admit that he is old, he is traitorous, and he is slippery, and he is a bad old man.

Everything has a reason. The reason why Chen Hanwen told the stories of these three monks is not happy now is that he has to look back on the previous relationship.

The whole story is undoubtedly like this.

When He Jiatun was attacked, Wang Laomao took Hou Kanshan, Qian Chuaner, Ma Erhuzi, and Erhanzi fled to the mountain, while Shang Zhen brought the old Huo Tou.

Then they heard gunfire in front of them.

Needless to ask, you know that the gunshots in front were the fight between the Japanese army and the soldiers of Liu Guodong Company who escaped first.

As a deserter, Laomao certainly doesn't want to fight with the Japanese army anymore and run for life. If you don't care about individuals, then no one will take the initiative to go with the sound of gunfire.

Wang Laomao asked them to climb down the tree from the steep slope.

But whoever thought of going down to be a warning first, Old Huo shot with his mountain cannon.

Mountain cannons are made of gunpowder, not tnts, and they are shot out with iron sand instead of bullets. The gunshots are naturally different from those of rifles.

So with this shot, the six soldiers from Liu Guodong Company who were also running for their lives were recruiting.

Liu Guodong even had the soldiers coming, how could the Japanese troops behind him not come?

Later, Wang Laomao and Lao Tou cooperated with Lao Huotou to repel the Japanese army's pursuit, and in the end everyone successfully escaped!

If they were to say that their local small ambush was quite beautiful, they also seized some weapons and ammunition.

There are six people on the head of Wang Laomao, and seven people on the other end of Lao Huo. Together, there are thirteen people. Everyone belongs to the Northeast Army. Their ideas are the same. Naturally, they go southwest and then look for the large army. What a great thing it is for everyone to join together to keep warm!

But this time they were raided by the Japanese army but didn't bring any food. It was dusk now, and they finally discovered another small village in the valley.

But there was a dispute over which group went down to get food. The reason for the dispute was that it was because of "shot fire"!

Originally, they were two groups of people, each with their own little thoughts.

When Hou Kanshan politely said to Lao Huo, please take people down to the village to get some food, Lao Huo gave him a glance and said, "I remember you said you asked the elders to come first? Why, do I have to do this food for you?"

Just because of Lao Huo's words, he "had a fire"!

It is correct to say that people in Northeast China are cheerful, open-minded and open-minded, but there is also a saying called "Don't rub sand in their eyes"!

After all, two companies gathered together. When there was a common enemy, they shared the same hatred, but when there was no enemy in front of them, they would have their own minds.

The vanguard Wang Laomao didn't want to participate in the battle between Lao Huotou and the others, which was the cause. Hou Kanshan took his own initiative and asked Lao Huotou to go down the steep slope to warn him first. This was to ignore the number of people, so he threw sand into Lao Huotou's eyes.

And Lao Huo was not a fuel-efficient lamp. With his own mountain cannon, he tied Wang Lao Hu to their chariot!

Now Wang Laomao can figure it out. Look at the old man who didn't say anything but was smart. What people thought at that time must be that you little turtle-minded person dared to play tricks in front of your grandfather, and you are still a little tender!

These are all the causes, and they are the root cause of sitting down.

So when some group went down to the village in the valley to get food, the conflict between the two sides broke out.

The battle happened in the afternoon. The group of people they formed temporarily did not dare to walk on the open and flat ground, and could only walk among the mountains, so they did not walk much mountain road in the afternoon.

On the other hand, the Japanese army can march in open areas.

Since the Japanese army was able to attack Hejiatun, who would guarantee that they would not attack other villages dozens of miles away?

Then you have to take risks when you go down to get food. What if you encounter the Japanese army?

It was like Hou Kanshan ran away early every time he encountered a battle. In the end, others fought with the Japanese army, but he ran away.

What's this? Isn't this just treating others as guns without knowing the numbers?

Hou Kanshan was cautious again, and the old Huo retorted, so the two men started arguing!

Not to mention that men are generous, they will not quarrel over trivial matters like rural women like those of the old women.

Men can quarrel.

Men just don’t quarrel over trivial matters, but when it comes to their own lives, how can two groups of people who have no unified command not quarrel?

So, during this quarrel, all the dissatisfactions between the two sides with each other were like the petty woman who was flirting with them!

But no matter how he flipped through it, Wang Laomao never mentioned that everyone would go their separate ways.

Wang Laomao could see that Shang Zhen and Lao Huo had a good relationship, and Qian Chuaner and Erhanzi had a good relationship with Shang Zhen. They were not originally from their company. As for Ma Erhuzi, do you need to say? Ma Erhuzi was the person designated by Li Fushun to cover Shang Zhen before his death. If it were later generations, it would be called a guardian.

If he raised and slapped his head, and if Shang Zhen ran away with Lao Huo, then those people would have to run away with Shang Zhen.

In this way, only he and Hou Kanshan and Chen Hanwen were left in their group. Although Wang Laomao liked Hou Kanshan's flattery, could he count on Hou Kanshan in war? That was impossible, so how could he say this group of people?
Chapter completed!