Not The Sideburns I Know Chapter 205

General Jiujo was buried by the rocks that were blown up in Liuxian Cave. Sakata captured hundreds of Chinese strong laborers to dig, but he still couldn't dig out Jiujo's body. At that time, almost all the Japanese soldiers were killed. There were a few survivors who escaped into the mountains and forests. They couldn't explain what happened. There was a loud explosion in the cave, and there were bandits waiting outside. In short, they retreated from the front line tiredly, and were caught off guard. The enemy was well prepared and had geographical advantages. How could they win this battle? Who would have thought that a group of bandits would have the courage and fighting power to fight the Japanese army.

Sakata was not without doubts. Following the doubts in his heart, he first cleaned up the mess left by Jiu Tiao. However, the doubts grew bigger and bigger. He suspected that there was a fraud in the cave, that the bandits were a cover, and even suspected that Ryan was suspicious. Hearing that Ryan was really dying, Sakata brought a military doctor to visit him. The result of the military doctor's examination was that he was about to die. There was a heavy wheeze in the trachea. He was afraid that the inflammation had spread to the lungs. He nodded to Sakata, took two tubes of blood on the spot and put them in a box and took them away, saying that he was going to find good medicine for Ryan. Sakata had always looked down on Ryan and didn't believe that he would sacrifice his life for the country and the war. Seeing that he was really critically ill, most of his doubts were immediately dispelled. He bowed to the second grandmother and expressed sincere condolences. In the eyes of the second grandmother, Sakata was in great grief for Jiu Tiao. He was now haggard and unrecognizable. He was a standing scorched skeleton. It seemed that he would die before Ryan. He accepted the gift leisurely and felt very happy.

Ervin stopped at the door of the room, and the Japanese military doctor passed by him. Sakata knew the rules of wealthy Chinese families, which were similar to those in Japan. Adult men other than relatives were not allowed to enter the inner courtyard easily, so the soldiers stayed outside the second door, and he was the only Japanese in the room. Ervin stopped at the Japanese at first sight. After Sakata exchanged greetings with Lily, he also saw Ervin.

Ervin came into the room. The second grandmother had been with Ervin for a few days and could already tell Ervin's expression. When she saw Ervin's face, she was startled and hurriedly sent him away, saying, "Go and see if the ginseng soup is ready!"

Ervin turned a deaf ear to him and walked towards the inner room. Second Mistress shouted angrily, "Boss Shang!"