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

The two must have fallen together; one soldier broke all four of his limbs.

It's fortunate that Uncle Chu only has one hand left.

Despite the excruciating pain, Uncle Chu crawled and used one hand to lift his comrade Niu Youcai into the depression behind the large rock.

Niu Youcai may have already sacrificed himself at that time.

To prevent the bloodstains from attracting wild animals, they blocked themselves in the crevices with stones.

In order not to worry the troops or affect the mission, Uncle Chu did not choose to fire his gun to guide the people above to rescue them.

Instead, they chose to bleed to death.

Before his sacrifice, Uncle Chu carved these words on the stone.

Uncle Chu was probably worried that the clothes and notebooks on his body would rot and he wouldn't know when he could find them again. So he chose to carve words on a stone.

As expected, Uncle Chu is a tough guy.

He was not captured at all, nor did he desert.

Even on his deathbed, he protected the body of his comrade-in-arms, Niu Youcai.

Yang Dalin wiped away his tears.

Take out two bags and put the two sets of remains and their belongings into the bags respectively.

Yang Dalin also put all the surrounding stones into his spatial storage and searched the entire area.

They also found some relics that had been scattered in other places.

Items such as guns, ammunition, empty canteens, and nearly rotten military caps left nearby.

Yang Dalin found them all.

Yang Dalin also wanted to take the piece with the words on it behind the big rock home.

He could bring back even a large rock, but he couldn't explain it back home.

The only way is to use a steel chisel to carve out the piece of stone with the inscription and take it back.

Take it back to show my aunt and the family of martyr Niu Youcai.

These can also be sent to museums.

Let more people know about the deeds of Uncle Chu and martyrs Niu Youcai.

Yang Dalin spent a lot of effort chiseling off the piece of stone with the inscription.

Then the other stones in the space were released.

The terrain has been roughly restored.

Yang Dalin had just climbed up the cliff.

He was carrying three bags, one of which contained the stone with the inscription.

Before 3 p.m., Yang Dalin had reunited with the three soldiers.

After the three soldiers solemnly saluted their two predecessors, Yang Dalin took out the stone again.

I told them what happened.

The three soldiers' eyes welled up with tears as they spoke.

Yang Dalin also discovered four wooden boxes that the three of them had simply made that day with daggers and wood.

The remains and belongings of the two martyrs were packed into boxes yesterday.

The three soldiers were thoughtful; it was certainly more respectful than putting him in a sack.

Yang Dalin comforted them and told them to pack their things, put the remains and belongings of Uncle Chu and martyr Niu Youcai into boxes, and the four of them, each carrying a box, hurried back.

We descended the mountain around 5 p.m. and arrived at the campsite below.

The two North Koreans had intended to stir up trouble, but Yang Dalin ended up opening one of the boxes.

Those two guys also gave up.

Without saying anything more, he gave a military salute.

They dare to stir up trouble out of thin air and disrespect the remains of martyrs. Yang Dalin will teach them a lesson in no time.

Even if they go to court until the chubby boy turns white, they'll have to obediently admit their mistake.

After they finished saluting, Yang Dalin said, "The remains of the four martyrs have been found. Let's go back now."

The two North Korean guys didn't want to stay in the shabby campsite anymore.

They agreed immediately.

Everyone quickly packed their things and set off.

Around 9 p.m., Yang Dalin arrived at the residence of the Chinese representatives in Rangpyeong.

They found Staff Officer Shi.

Yang Dalin recounted the discovery process to Staff Officer Shi, who instructed people to take photos and register them while also arranging for the kitchen to prepare delicious food and drinks for Yang Dalin.

Yang Dalin and Staff Officer Shi chatted for a long time.

Yang Dalin agreed to Staff Officer Shi's request to come again when he had no urgent missions.

Another trip would also be to help them find the remains and belongings of other martyrs.

These four martyrs were not the only ones who went missing on the entire battlefield.

When the war just ended, statistics showed that more than 20,000 people were missing. These figures were revised repeatedly, and by the 1990s, more than 10,000 people were still missing.

Among them were those whose remains were found, those who were captured and identified after the war, and those who were scattered on the battlefield and returned to their original units.

This number is quite large. Even in the new century, the country is still searching for the remains of these soldiers. However, by then DNA technology had matured and could better confirm their identities.

Even if they are found now, it may still be difficult to confirm the identities of many others.

Yang Dalin was prepared to do his part.

He plans to accelerate the research and development of DNA technology at his company on Hong Kong Island.

Otherwise, even if I work myself to death, I won't be able to help much.

The next morning, despite Staff Officer Shi's attempts to persuade him to stay, Yang Dalin still took four new boxes covered with the national flag and boarded the train back home.

Staff Officer Shi and the five soldiers saw Yang Dalin off.

Yang Dalin entered the country, and when it was time to change cars, he suddenly disappeared.

He returned to North Korea that same day.

After a whole afternoon of driving, he arrived near the 38th parallel.

North Korea and Russia have been getting along quite well lately, right?

You're looking down on your own father, aren't you?

Then I'm going to sabotage you.

That night, Yang Dalin infiltrated the other side of the 38th parallel, first infiltrating the joint military camp of the US and South Korea.

Yang Dalin first used a dagger to kill a member of the enemy's armored battalion.

They looted all the equipment and supplies.

We'll need these anyway when we get to Java.

They can also frame North Korea; what a great thing!

As for whether this will lead to a fight between the two sides?

Yang Dalin believed that there would definitely be minor skirmishes, but no major conflict.

Because the United States has publicly stated that it has deployed tactical nuclear weapons in South Korea.

Although the Russians have never admitted it, no one believes that North Korea has not deployed Russian nuclear weapons.

If there was no deployment, how did North Korea acquire its nuclear weapons?

How could there not be?

They just kept it hidden and didn't say it outright.

Even if Yang Dalin takes action tonight, he will not use either side's nuclear weapons.

Otherwise, if they lost a nuclear weapon, Yang Dalin was afraid that a real war would break out.

If they really start fighting, we'll have to get involved.

Not worth the candle.

This place is too close to China. We can look for it in the United States or in Western Europe later.

The US also has nuclear weapons deployed there.

It's normal to lose some conventional weapons and have some people die.

Both sides still have their bottom lines.

After Yang Dalin finished with this battalion, he went on to work on the logistics and weapons base, the supplies base, the air force base, and finally the naval base.

Yang Dalin can't build an aircraft carrier at the naval base because it takes up too much space, but he can still manage to get some carrier-based aircraft, a destroyer, and a frigate into space.

The cargo ships at the surrounding commercial ports, along with their goods and supplies in the warehouses, were all lost.

Before dawn, South Korea was in an uproar.