War Military: From 1978

Chapter 272 Returning Home!

“Ah! Ah~”

In less than two minutes, four thugs were lying around Chu An, clutching their legs and screaming in pain.

It must be said that they were very united. After Chu An snatched the short man's stick and slapped him to the ground, the remaining three cursed and rushed over together.

Naturally, this saved Chu An the trouble of dealing with the bicycle, and also reassured him that it wouldn't be damaged, which he considered his prize.

"I'm fighting the enemy on the front lines, and you sons of bitches are trying to rob me from the rear!"

Damn it, there were several people, and they even cried tears of joy!

Chu An kicked the short man who was hugging his leg again.

"You sons of bitches, why aren't you Vietnamese? If you were Vietnamese, I wouldn't just have broken your legs today, I would have chopped your heads off!"

At this moment, Chu An's face was full of ferocity.

Under his words and expressions, the four thugs next to him began to grit their teeth and suppress their screams.

They were truly afraid.

They never imagined that they would run into soldiers coming down from the front lines when they were just looking for an easy target to make some money.

The key point is that they're soldiers, and they're incredibly skilled and ruthless.

The four of them attacked together, but they were knocked down before they could even touch Chu An's clothes. And this guy was really ruthless.

After defeating them, they broke one of each of their legs.

Of course, after hearing Chu An's words, they felt even more fortunate to be Chinese.

Chu An's decisiveness in breaking their legs just now left them with no doubt that if the four of them were indeed Vietnamese devils, he wouldn't kill them.

"Comrade! Do you need any help?"

Just then, two middle-aged men approached from a distance.

The road is quite desolate here, with small valleys on both sides and no houses in sight. However, since Chu An's train has just arrived at the station, other people are also using this road.

These two men were riding in a rickshaw.

They witnessed the conflict that just happened here.

However, the cyclist hasn't come over yet.

In general, these days few people meddle in other people's business, for fear of getting into trouble.

This is why these thugs dared to rob people in broad daylight.

But they just heard what Chu An said.

These are heroes from the front lines.

Chu An's identity was the main reason that prompted them to come and help.

"Thank you. Do you know where the police station is? I need to call the police!"

These days, there are no cell phones, no internet, and not even a 110 emergency hotline.

If he wanted to call the police, he had to go to the police station himself.

but.
Chu An didn't know where the police station was.

Of course, if Chu An weren't a soldier, he wouldn't bother doing this.

But since he is a soldier, it is necessary to call the police.

As night fell, tiny yellow lights appeared everywhere.

firefly.

Things that Chu An vaguely remembered from his childhood in his previous life are now everywhere.

"Ding ding ding"

Riding his bicycle and humming to himself, Chu An hurried home.

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He has to thank those guys, I must say.

He was originally determined to walk back to his hometown tonight.

But now he has a bicycle.

With the help of kind passersby, Chu An rode his bicycle to the train station and found the police station.

The four thugs were then taken to the hospital, while he went back to the police station to give a statement, had dinner at the police station, and then rode away on the bicycle that belonged to one of the thugs.

This sounds a bit irregular, since the bicycle belongs to thugs. Even if they are robbers, Chu An has no right to dispose of their bicycle.

But when Chu An explained his identity and showed his military officer's ID,

Everything has changed.

The police officers at the local police station completely changed their attitude towards Chu An. Not only did they invite him to dinner, but they also said they could arrange a vehicle to take him home later.

This was because they recognized Chu An. When Chu An called the police earlier, they didn't react much just because they heard his name. But when they arrived at the scene again and learned from the people that Chu An was a soldier, and that Chu An himself had taken out his military officer's ID, they were quite surprised.

One of the police officers immediately exclaimed and asked him if he was the first-class hero who had been reported!
During wartime, the deeds of heroes are widely known, and if there are heroes from one's hometown, there is no doubt that they will be widely publicized locally, making the locals feel proud.

Therefore, Chu An only needed to show his military officer's ID card to expose everything.

Then everything becomes easier to say.

The police station chief came in person and said he would contact the bureau chief. If Chu An hadn't repeatedly refused and kept saying he wanted to go home, he really wouldn't have been able to go home tonight.

Naturally, under these circumstances, Chu An's request to ride a bicycle was not unusual.

They all agreed that when Chu An returns to the county town next time he takes a bus, he can just ride his bicycle over and leave it at the police station.

"Dingling bell~"

The sound of bicycle bells echoed on the streets at night.

Actually, there was no one there at all.

These days, there are hardly any cars on the road even during the day, let alone at night like this.

It was pitch black all around, with no vehicles, no streetlights, and no one.

He rang the bicycle bell just out of boredom.

After about half an hour, Chu An, who wasn't riding very fast, returned to the vicinity of his home, which he remembered.

"call!"

Sitting on his bicycle, which had already stopped, Chu An looked at the path in front of him.

If you go down from here, it's only a few hundred meters to home.

But now he is a little lost.

Ultimately, this home wasn't his home from his previous life.

Although the memories have merged, and all the emotions have been incorporated, including more than a year of correspondence, he has truly accepted this family from the bottom of his heart.

But now that he was finally home, he still felt a bit emotional.

He lit a cigarette and slowly smoked it.

After finishing the last bite, Chu An suddenly smiled and said, "You're all back now!"

With my foot on the pedal again, the bicycle started moving once more, accompanied by the ringing of the bell.

The road is very difficult to walk on.

Leaving the main road, the path below is a muddy, potholed road, only a little over a meter wide, with rice paddies and houses scattered on both sides.

They were all small, compact mud-brick houses; red-brick structures were rare.

It hadn't been long since it got dark, and some people were still fanning themselves outside the houses along the road, while others were even eating in front of their homes.

"Wow~"

Someone's dog chased after Chu An and barked wildly.

But Chu An wasn't afraid of that.

This time, however, Chu An didn't just ride away on his bike.

He stopped and looked at the couple in front of the mud-brick house. He greeted them with a smile, "Hello, Third Uncle and Third Aunt!"

"Oh, you're Xiao An?"

Chu An's sudden greeting startled the couple who were watching their child chasing fireflies on the flat ground in front of the house.

Under the cover of night, visibility was poor, mainly because electricity hadn't been installed in rural areas back then. Although there was light inside the houses, it was just from kerosene lamps.

"Yes! Third Uncle, Third Aunt, I just got back!"

Chu An smiled and continued speaking, and as he spoke, he got out of the car.

He even took out a box of compressed biscuits that he had brought from the army from the luggage bag in the back seat.

"Xiaoming, Xiaoyu, call me Uncle!"

This is my relatives' house from my memory, my dad's cousin!
Upon arriving at my village, I suddenly found myself surrounded by many familiar faces.

Moreover, unlike Chu An's previous life, his family relationships were not as distant.

In those days, adults and children basically lived within the commune, so within the commune, not to mention relatives, everyone knew each other.

Take Chu An for example. According to his memory, after arriving near his home, he knew who lived in the neighborhood within a kilometer or two.

"Oh my, our Chu family's great hero has returned!"

Why didn't you give me a heads-up?

(End of this chapter)