For this operation, Li Xiao made a special trip to northwestern Shanxi to borrow the special forces team that had been training there for more than half a year.

This special operations team of 150 members was selected from the best of the best among hundreds of thousands of Eighth Route Army soldiers.

With a massive, no-holds-barred investment, the members of this special forces team quickly mastered the combat skills required of special forces soldiers.

This includes subjects such as assault, infiltration, ambush, traps, poisoning, demolition, assassination, disguise reconnaissance, diving, and driving, all of which have reached the passing grade of "Special Forces Training Manual" personally compiled by Li Xiao.

Li Xiao had long anticipated the consequences of this news being released. In order to better protect the students who were demonstrating, he even ordered 300 special forces soldiers to be secretly dispatched from Borneo to China to protect them.

With these elite soldiers secretly protecting them, the nationwide demonstrations inflicted heavy losses on the Japanese.

In some large cities, many Japanese soldiers had piled up sandbags and set up machine guns on some main streets.

Just as these beasts were about to pull the trigger on these patriotic students, they were caught off guard by an enemy that appeared out of nowhere.

After the gunshots rang out, chaos erupted in the streets, and even the group of students, who were filled with righteous indignation, were terrified by the bloody scene.

Fortunately, these events were within Li Xiao's expectations. The group of students were quickly evacuated under the cover of Red Party members and special forces members who had been secretly prepared.

Apart from a few unlucky students who were hit by stray bullets and suffered minor injuries, the vast majority of students were evacuated safely.

This demonstration affected more than 20 large and medium-sized cities across the country. In the end, according to statistics, 5 students were killed by stray bullets and 39 were injured, but not a single student was arrested by the Japanese or puppet troops.

Meanwhile, the Japanese and their puppet troops suffered heavy casualties. These special forces soldiers were all equipped with small and lightweight submachine guns, making their firepower extremely fierce.

In some cities occupied by the Japanese, these special forces soldiers even carried non-lethal weapons such as stun grenades and tear gas, which caused confusion among the enemy.

Taking advantage of the chaos, these special forces soldiers not only rescued the marching students but also inflicted heavy casualties on the enemy.

This mass incident, which occurred after the atrocities committed by the Kwantung Army's water supply and epidemic prevention unit were exposed, ended with the Japanese paying a heavy price.

In retaliation, the Japanese launched a sweep and arrest operation against all schools in the city.

However, Li Xiao's elite henchmen, leading special forces members lurking in various locations, launched a continuous assassination campaign against the local Japanese military police and garrison, once again severely thwarting the enemy's plot.

These special forces soldiers remained in the area for two months, only withdrawing after the Japanese had completely abandoned their retaliatory actions against the students.

Fortunately, the supplies in Li Xiao's spatial supermarket can be automatically replenished every day once they are used; otherwise, it would be impossible to supply such a massive amount of ammunition consumption.

The more modern the warfare, the more terrifying the consumption of weapons and ammunition!

This time, Jiang Hui's special forces team was assigned to Shanghai, which was Japanese territory.

At that time, the Japanese dispatched a regiment of troops to suppress the students who were marching there. Jiang Hui took out the six-barreled Gatling gun that he had kept hidden in the Space Supermarket.

When this weapon of mass destruction appeared, the casualties suffered by the Japanese were simply terrifying. With a rate of fire of 6000 rounds per minute, it was something that flesh and blood could not withstand.

After the war, on that street that the Japanese had blocked off in advance, there was hardly a single intact corpse to be found.

Any enemy hit by a Gatling gun bullet will be reduced to a scene of dismembered limbs.

The bloody scene was so horrific that it nearly terrified the people who were hiding in the surrounding shops for safety!

In early September, a 69-member international observer group from 17 countries around the world finally arrived in northern Shaanxi, and Mr. Zhou was in charge of receiving them.

The evidence presented in northern Shaanxi this time is not only the Japanese virus experiments, but also photos of the horrific massacre that took place at the end of 1937.

There are a total of 1209 photos, all of which were secretly collected over the past two years by Li Xiao's group of super soldiers through various channels.

Looking at the photos of the Nanjing people being slaughtered and humiliated by the Japanese devils, the members of the observation group fell silent. Many of the female members had red eyes and were sobbing softly.

The members of the international observation team then frantically pressed the buttons on their cameras, determined to record all the irrefutable evidence. They all declared that upon returning home, they would expose this inhumane and anti-human crime committed by the island nation to the world.

This time, Michelle, the US representative of the international observation team, even brought a camera. He meticulously filmed all the irrefutable evidence of the Japanese atrocities provided by Li Xiao, as well as the compatriots who had suffered from the virus experiments.

The international observation team only stayed in northern Shaanxi for three days before hastily leaving China.

At the end of September, the members of these international observer missions returned to their home countries.

Before long, news reports with eye-catching headlines began to appear on the front pages of major media outlets around the world.

Several influential television stations in the United States broadcast all of Michelle Obama's on-site footage to the public.

The text, images, and videos presented in these news reports exposed to people all over the world the numerous crimes committed by the Japanese invaders in China.

People in more than eighty countries around the world were outraged after seeing the disturbing photos and videos in newspapers and on television. In the following days, they spontaneously organized one large-scale march and protest after another.

The region where these marches and protests were most active was undoubtedly the United States, across the ocean.

More than two million Americans took to the streets in more than sixty cities across the country, holding up various banners and signs and chanting various slogans!

Slogans such as "Islanders get out of China!" and "Island butchers must be hanged!" resounded throughout the streets and alleys of the United States.

More than 100,000 people gathered outside the White House in Washington, D.C., demanding that their government immediately send bombers to bomb the island nation's mainland.

Some people also demanded that their governments immediately sever diplomatic relations with such inhumane countries and stop exporting any goods to them.

As the incident unfolded, these marches, demonstrations, and protests have intensified in most countries around the world.

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