The Life of a Son-in-Law in a Courtyard House

Yang Dalin's reason was that he had helped many Indian separatist organizations along the way.

They captured many arsenals and armories, and helped them defeat many armies.

They helped them capture many cities and taught them how to wage guerrilla warfare.

Those peace-loving independent organizations have benefited considerably.

So these are all gifts they gave in return.

This was the reason Yang Dalin came up with before he returned.

Commander He had received intelligence that India was in complete chaos, with many cities experiencing unrest.

War raged everywhere, and armies roamed the land.

As expected, Yang Dalin had put in a lot of effort.

As for the claim that Yang Dalin did most of it alone, Commander He, Deputy Commander Guo, and others in the country don't believe it either.

Commander He said coldly, "Just because of this, people are thanking you for 100,000 tons of grain?"

Where is the grain? This grain is worth a lot of money. You're not saying it's still within enemy territory, are you? What's the point of saying that?

We can't get it.

Isn't that the same as not saying anything at all?

"You're the one teaching people how to fight? You know guerrilla warfare, don't you?"

"Commander He, don't underestimate people, okay?"

I may not know anything else, but I certainly know guerrilla warfare. It's just a sixteen-character mantra.

What's the big deal?

I not only taught them, but also led them in a few matches, and they did quite well.

The food has arrived and is hidden in a secluded valley not far from our troops. That's Indian territory, but there are no enemies there for the time being.

"So you're basically saying whether you want it or not. If you don't want it, I'll have it shipped back."

"You're not serious, are you? It's in that valley not far to our west?"

"yes."

"But how did they transport so much food? We haven't received any information about it."

"They have more cars and more people, that's why."

This time, they secretly used more than a thousand trucks to transport the goods over ten days.

You've been so focused on confronting those two or three wild rats on the other side, and on building new defensive lines, that you haven't paid any attention to that harsh valley to the west.

Just tell me if you want it or not. If you do, send someone to start transporting it back immediately.

There are still two hundred trucks left behind in that place.

Oh, and there are fifty more truckloads of gold, totaling about 150 tons. The remaining trucks are all loaded with high-tech machinery.

"Wow, so much food, so much gold, and machines? Really? You're kidding, are you sure?"

Yang Dalin, you dare to lie about military intelligence; you know the consequences.

"Absolutely and certainly."

Seeing that Yang Dalin didn't seem to be lying, Commander He quickly stood up and opened the door: "Communications officer."

"arrive."

"Summon the company commander of the guard company immediately."

Furthermore, an order was issued that everyone in the entire military region immediately enter a state of first-level combat readiness.

The regimental commanders stood by the phone, waiting for my orders.

Make sure all transport units and drivers in the military region are ready.

Be ready to obey orders at any time.

"Yes, Commander."

Soon the guard company commander arrived, and Commander He ordered, "Zhang Mazi, assemble the entire guard company. Get ready. In five minutes, take a platoon from the communications company and have them take three communications squads with them to go out on a mission with me."

"Yes, sir."

The guard company was ready very quickly.

Commander He pointed to a car: "Let's go, Comrade Yang Dalin, you drive and lead the way."

I'll go see it for myself in your car.

When Deputy Commander Guo saw Lao He about to get into the car, he grabbed him and said, "Lao He, you stay here. I'll go and check on things. I'll let you know as soon as I'm done, and then you can give orders to the regimental commanders."

Otherwise, there would be no one to coordinate and command from the center.

"No, Lao Guo, this is such a big matter, you won't let me go see it for myself?"

"That's why you have to stay. After you get my confirmation, report it immediately and organize the personnel to bring it back so that it can be safely secured."

That valley was still within the enemy's border crossing.

If you don't organize the manpower properly, you won't be able to bring them back, so what's the point?

Am I right or wrong with what I said?

"Okay, you, Lao Guo, always have a point."

Okay, you go for me.

I'll wait for your message as soon as possible.

Deputy Commander Guo, along with Yang Dalin and the communications platoon of the guard company, headed first to the mouth of the valley.

This valley runs east to west, with jagged rocks throughout. The area north of the northern ridge belongs to the Dragon Kingdom, while the area south of the northern ridge of the entire valley belongs to the Indian Kingdom.

Because it is located on the Tibetan Plateau, the wind speed in this valley is very high, and there are strong winds all year round, so there are no Indian troops stationed here.

Because there are always strong winds in the valley, no one could stand a sentry post or military camp there.

Forget about living, it's hard to even open your eyes, so not many people come to this position, especially since they've withdrawn 90% of their border troops.

The remaining symbolic troops spent all their time holed up in their barracks and didn't patrol the border.

As for the Chinese military, they simply kept a close eye on those people, but they would still conduct regular patrols.

However, patrolling only along the edge at the foot of the northern ridge is sufficient.

The ridge blocks the view of our Dragon Kingdom soldiers. As long as our patrols don't spot any enemy troops approaching, we're fine.

Besides, Yang Dalin conjured these things out of his spatial storage in an instant, so the patrol team couldn't detect them.

Once we reached the bottom of the ridge, driving became much more difficult.

Yang Dalin and the others abandoned the vehicle and got off.

When everyone climbed up the ridge and looked into the valley, good heavens, there were two hundred trucks parked densely packed in the valley, along with countless sacks.

Deputy Commander Guo ordered the guard company to advance with vigilance.

Deputy Commander Guo didn't care that once he stepped off the ridge, he would be on another piece of land.

As long as those things are correct, Deputy Commander Guo intends to take them all back.

Deputy Commander Guo had fought against the Japanese, and he believed that it was only right to use some of the captured Japanese equipment.

India has occupied our territory for so many years, what's wrong with demanding some interest?

Ah Sanren is also a Japanese soldier.

Upon arriving in the valley, Deputy Commander Guo inspected the gold on a truck and immediately ordered a guard platoon to go out and keep watch in case enemy personnel suddenly appeared. If they did appear, capture them alive first; if they couldn't be captured alive, they could be killed directly.

We must ensure that no information gets out.

He inspected several more vehicles, some of which contained large pieces of gold, while others had various machines.

Deputy Commander Guo's eyes lit up: "Good stuff, good stuff."

Now the military region will have no shortage of food. If we can transport this grain back to China, how many people can we save?

Sending this gold and machinery back to China would be very useful.

"Dalinzi, you've done a great service! On behalf of the military region, I thank you in advance."

When Yang Dalin saw that Deputy Commander Guo was about to salute him, he quickly walked up to him, pulled down Deputy Commander Guo's arm, and whispered, "Uncle Guo, just keep it to yourself and be careful to keep it a secret."

We can't let anyone else know.

Furthermore, we need to find a way to transport all of this immediately. Two hundred trucks are manageable, but one hundred thousand tons of grain requires a better approach.

This isn't ten tons, nor is it 100,000 jin (50,000 kg).

"Yes, yes, keep it a secret for now."

First, take your things home.

Deputy Commander Guo had his men and himself thoroughly inspect the two hundred trucks to make sure there were no bombs or anything like that.

After a while, the soldiers checked him and told him there was no problem.

He shouted, "Communications squad, contact the commander immediately and tell him the situation is true."

Tell him to arrange for reinforcements immediately.

Then Deputy Commander Guo ordered the remaining guards to strengthen the perimeter.

He walked back in the direction the valley had come from. He was puzzled that so many things had been brought in, yet he hadn't found any trace of them.

However, he didn't ask any further questions.

It's best if there are no traces.

Once it's delivered, it's ours.