Starting from 40, holding the Star Mall to lead the motherland

Chapter 11 Mission Difficulty
After Han Hui returned the safe to its original place, she searched the study and found a Browning pistol and four boxes of ammunition. Then, she mixed several documents from Yu Da's account book with the deeds and documents and scattered them all over the floor.

After doing all this, Han Hui deliberately made a loud noise to wake up Han Yongfeng's three children before leaving.

The three children saw the mess in the house and were so scared that they shouted loudly: "There is a thief, there is a thief, help come quickly..."

Their shouting was so loud that Han Hui saw that the lights of Han’s neighbors’ houses were on, but the first to arrive were the patrol team.

Even if the accounts were exposed, the Japanese would at most reprimand Han Yongfeng, not severely punish him. To them, greed and lust didn't matter; as long as he was obedient and dedicated to their work, that was all that mattered. But understand that reselling military supplies and even munitions to the Japanese was unacceptable. The munitions in the hands of the Japanese were provided by them, and they suffered losses that enriched the parasites, ultimately strengthening the Eighth Route Army and the guerrillas. Han Yongfeng would be severely punished, if not killed.

The original body had never seen her biological father since birth. It was not until last year when Old Man Han passed away that she met Han Yongjing for the first time, and also met Wang Anna and her three children. Because she was a girl, Old Man Han did not like her, and Han Yongfeng acted as if he didn't have this daughter, not saying a word to her in all these years.

The original body saw Han Yongjing being kind to Wang Anna's three children, but treating her coldly. They were all his children, but the other three were treasures, while she was treated worse than grass. This unequal treatment filled the original body with resentment.

After Mr. Han's funeral, Han Yongjing asked mother and daughter to stay in their hometown, under the pretext of mourning for the old man. Because their brother, Han Mengyang, had disappeared, Han Yongjing treated them like this, and no one in the Han family spoke up for them.

Huang Shufen's son was missing and her husband was cold and indifferent. As soon as she arrived in Zhangshu Village, she fell ill. She was full of panic and had to take care of the patient, and soon she also fell ill.

The villagers were kind, and mother and daughter moved down to live a simple but peaceful life. However, this peaceful life came to an abrupt end when the Japanese invaded the village. To allow the original body to escape, Han's mother stayed behind to deal with the Japanese, but was abused and burned to death. The original body hid in the mountains for five days and went to the county town to find Han Yongfeng, but was turned away and told that she should follow Han's mother.

Unable to survive in Fengxian, the original body begged along the way and endured hardships to reach Shanghai. However, Han Yongjing disowned her and drove her away. Wang Anna found the original body and maliciously told her that Han's mother was unclean and that Han Yongjing had already removed the names of the three of them from the Han family tree.

Wang Anna felt her original form was a potential threat, and fearing Han Yongjing's resentment if she took action herself, she sold her to a human trafficker. However, the trafficker waited until she recovered and then sold her to the Japanese army. Her original form, a strong-willed individual, stole a Japanese soldier's sword and committed suicide.

From a purely mission-oriented perspective, simply killing Wang Anna, Han Yongjing, and others who had bullied the original incarnation would be considered mission accomplished. However, the high mortality rate of players entering the game forced Han Hui to reconsider. She had already put herself in the shoes of the original incarnation, having suffered torture and a horrific death herself. Wouldn't it be too easy for them to simply kill Wang Anna and the others?

Watching the patrol enter Han Yongfeng's home, Han Hui turned and left. After regaining her original appearance, she went to a private house. She climbed over the wall into the yard, meowed three times, and waited for a while before a person emerged from the house.

Hei Hu looked at Han Hui and quickly pulled her into the house. He lowered his voice and said, "Sister, the situation in the county is so tense right now. Why did you come at this time?"

Han Hui and Hei Hu bought the telescope. Hei Hu, seeing that she was young but generous, tried to rob her, but Han Hui gave him a good lesson. Later, Han Hui would go to him when she wanted to buy something that was not available on the market.

Han Hui asked, "Where are the herbs?"

She bought the herbs needed for the bath recipe from Black Tiger, the herbal farmers, and the herbal shop. Fearing someone might notice, she even bought a few extra varieties. Before each bath, she gave Xiaocao a packet of the prepared herbs.

Hei Hu took out the two boxes of medicinal herbs he had purchased.

Han Hui carefully checked them, making sure they were all good. She took out two small fish and asked, "Are these enough?"

“Enough, enough, enough…”

"We've got enough herbs to last us for a while, so there's no need to buy more for now." Hei Hu was a little disappointed. He'd made a lot of money selling Han Hui's herbs, but it was a shame he couldn't do that business for now. But he quickly cheered up again: "Sister, what else do you want? I'll get you anything I can get."

Han Hui jokingly said, "Browning pistols, bullets, and grenades, the more the better."

Hei Hu paused and said, "Sister, you are such a joke. I dare not touch these things. If the Japanese find out, my brothers and I will all lose our heads."

Han Hui took out five large yellow croakers and said, "Don't worry, I bought them for my own self-defense."

Just listen to this, who would take it seriously?

Black Tiger stared at the large yellow croakers for a moment, then gritted his teeth and said, "I do have a batch of goods, which I just received two days ago, but these are not enough. I need at least ten."

"Let me see the goods."

After checking out the goods and finding two boxes of hand grenades, Han Hui was very satisfied: "I want all of them. In addition, I also want a household registration."

Hei Hu said in embarrassment: "Sister, the Japanese are checking very strictly now, and it's not easy to register a new household..."

After seeing Han Hui take out a small yellow croaker, he swallowed it back.

Hei Hu's attitude immediately changed: "Sister, what kind of household registration do you want? I have everything here."

Han Hui knew he would say this. "I'll choose it myself."

Hei Hu quickly pulled out a dozen old household registers from the inner room. It must be said that this man was very meticulous in his work.

Han Hui picked out a household registration that met her requirements and left with half of the weapons on her back. A few minutes later, she returned to get the rest.

Thinking of the three sulfa drugs in the space, Han Hui asked, "Do you have any sulfa drugs here?"

Hei Hu shook his head and said, "No, this kind of life-saving stuff is in everyone's hands, no one is selling it."

Han Hui understood that, as she had guessed, this medicine was indeed very precious.

Hei Hu watched Han Hui climb over the wall and leave, then immediately closed the door. For the past few months, there have been occasional assassinations of Japanese soldiers in the county, the murderer elusive, and the police still have no clue. Coincidentally, every time this girl came to look for him, there were Japanese soldiers killed in the county. A few days ago, only one Japanese soldier from Zhangshu Village was brought back; the others were killed by the villagers. From the girl's speech, it could be heard that she had an accent from Xixiang, and Zhangshu Village belonged to Xixiang. And she was asking him for his household registration...

One time was a coincidence, but more than one was no longer. He claimed not to be a good person, but deep down he admired the heroes who dared to kill the Japanese. That was why he sold all his inventory to her. Of course, Han Hui's high price was also a significant factor. He was in business to make money.

(End of this chapter)