Inside the office of Kitahara Hokkaido, Lushunkou.

Lord Kitahara Hiroyuki sat in the spacious office, tapping his fingers gently on the desktop, making a rhythmic "tuk-tuk" sound, with a very boring expression.

However, he seemed calm, but in fact he felt very anxious.

Because he has been waiting for news about Chunjiang Hao Guerrillas.

If there is no news today, he will bring out a few ordinary people to kill the chicken to warn the monkey.

"It seems that I'm still too kind."

Kitahara Hiroyo suddenly stopped tapping the table. He decided not to wait and kill a few ordinary people, so that those who were sent out by him to find Chunjiang Good Guerrillas would have a memory and increase their tension.

But I didn't expect that at this moment, the door of his office suddenly was knocked, and then Adjutant Panasonic hurried in with an unconcealed excitement on his face.

Adjutant Panasonic said excitedly: "Your Excellency, we have found the location of the Chunjiang Hao Guerrillas!"

Kitahara Hiroyuki suddenly stood up, feeling overwhelmed with joy: "Have you found it? This is so good. Who found it? Call them here quickly. I want to reward them very much."

"Hi! I'll go now."

Adjutant Panasonic was also very happy because it was indeed very good news to find the base of Chunjiang Hao Guerrillas.

So he immediately went downstairs and brought the five ordinary people who came to report to Chunjiang Haoguzhan to the stairs and brought them to Hirosuke Kitahara.

But at this time, the five people didn't look as happy as Kitahara Hirohiro, and even looked guilty.

They were forced to search for guerrillas just to protect their families from the devils.

So in the face of the upcoming "reward", they actually don't have much expectations in their hearts, and even instinctively want to refuse.

But Kitahara Hiroyuki was very happy. He liked to see the Chinese people playing with him.

He patted one of the old men on the shoulder proudly and said, "You, a great hero, I will reward you."

Then he turned to Panasonic and said, "Register these people as honorary citizens of Lushunkou. Let everyone else learn from these five people."

Speaking of this, Kitahara Hiroyuki tapped his finger on his head and thought for a moment: "It's not enough to just point to honor the citizens. By the way, Panasonic rode my war horse to the old man, and then put a big red flower on him, parading like a top scholar, hahaha!"

The old man looked embarrassed and wanted to speak a few times but stopped. He did not want to accept such a "reward" because he knew that if he was paraded like this, I'm afraid everyone in the city would know that he was a big traitor.

So he asked tentatively: "Taijun, you don't need it?"

Kitahara Hiroyuki's face suddenly became gloomy and he shouted loudly: "Are you going to reject the good intention of the Imperial Army?"

The old man was so scared that he shivered and waved his hand quickly, "I dare not, I dare not."

Seeing the old man surrender, Kitahara Hiroyuki's face regained a cunning smile: "Hahaha, Greater East Asia prospers together, prosper together!"

Kitahara Hirohiro's laughter echoed in the office, while the five Chinese people looked at each other, feeling mixed in their hearts.

After Lushunkou was occupied by the Japanese, their fate seemed to be no longer controlled by themselves.

If you want to survive, you have to compromise and even give up your personality.

Soon, the old man and four other middle-aged men were taken to the stable by Panasonic and several Japanese.

Several tall horses stood there quietly, in the sun, their fur shone with a healthy luster, which contrasted with the worn-out clothes of the old man.

The old man looked at the horse in front of him, feeling uneasy and didn't want to get on the horse for a long time.

Seeing this, Adjutant Panasonic winked at a Japanese soldier, and the Japanese soldier rudely pushed the old man onto the horse.

Due to his excessive movement, the old man almost fell off the horse's back. He grabbed the reins tightly and his heart beat hard.

Another Japanese soldier brought a big red flower and forced it to the old man's chest.

The bright color of the big red flowers forms a dazzling contrast with the old man's gray hair, and at this moment, the old man has become a puppet at the mercy of others.

The same goes for others, forced to get on the horse by a bayonet, and a big red flower was worn on their chests.

Then surrounded by a group of people, the old man and others began parading.

But when the shops on both sides of the street saw the Japanese coming out, they hurriedly closed the doors, fearing that the Japanese would arrest people again.

The originally bustling crowd on the streets was quiet now, and people hid in the distance, not knowing what the devils were going to do today.

And just at this moment, a traitor shouted loudly: "Wang Laowu, Zhu Laoliu, Zhou Bangzi, Sun Xiaoer, and Liu Mentou. These five were commended by the Imperial Army because they found the base of the Chunjiang Hao Guerrillas.

Dear young men, this is a great honor.

Hiroshi Kitahara, hereby commends these five people, ride a horse and wear red flowers to demonstrate the prosperity of Greater East Asia,..."

The traitor cried shamelessly, and at this moment, the people around him realized what was going on. The five people riding horses were actually traitors.

"Traitor!"

"Traitor!"

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Several brave people cursed loudly.

The old man was riding on the horse, and he lowered his head and did not dare to look at people.

He could feel the eyes of the people around him shooting at him like sharp arrows. If that look could kill people, he might have died tens of millions of times at this time.

He didn't dare to look up or listen.

Because as time goes by, more and more ordinary people are spitting on him.

Some people even shouted in a sharp voice: "Look at this shameless thing, you actually act as a dog for the Japanese!"

Someone ventured to the parade and spit at Wang Laowu.

The saliva splashed on his face and clothes, which made Wang Laowu feel much better.

At this time, Wang Laowu's heart was as painful as a knife. He hated himself for living in this world and why he succumbed to the power of the Japanese.

He knew that from now on, he would never be able to raise his head in front of his fellow villagers, and the infamy of a traitor will follow him for the rest of his life.

Wang Laowu silently endured all this, and he knew that this was the punishment he deserved.

He dared not resist, nor could he resist. He could only ride a horse silently, obey the Japanese's wishes, and walk through the streets and alleys of Lushunkou.

As time goes by, the parade finally ends.

Wang Laowu and others were taken back to the Japanese army headquarters and waited for Kitahara Hiroshi's orders.

Because Kitahara Hirohiro just asked them to parade the streets, but they didn't let them go back.

Wang Laowu and others didn't know what other tricks the Japanese had to play, so they could only hide in the corner of the room and cry silently.
Chapter completed!