"Killing!" The three Japanese military police outside the main entrance of the movie, even though they were holding rifles with bayonets in their hands, could not control the 20 or so audiences who rushed out of the cinema in fear, especially among these audiences. , a woman has already screamed murder at the top of her lungs! The location of the cinema was already in a busy city. Passers-by who had heard the faint sound of explosions before heard someone screaming for murder in a high-pitched voice. Immediately, many passers-by stopped on the street and started to watch the excitement.
Tang Cheng, who was wearing a loose black top and covering his face, rushed out of the cinema with a pistol raised. "Bang!" The Japanese military policeman closest to Tangcheng leaned back with the sound of gunfire and fell straight to the ground. Before the other two Japanese military policemen could look at Tang Cheng, Tang Cheng, who was rushing forward, jumped up from the ground. He jumped directly over the corpse. One of them pushed the other Japanese military policeman to the ground with his knees. .
After landing, Tang Cheng rolled forward, just in time to avoid the bayonet thrust by the last Japanese military policeman. He raised his hand and shot the last Japanese military policeman in the left rib. "Bang!" Tang Cheng, who was half-crouching on the ground, didn't even get up. He turned his gun and shot the Japanese military policeman who was pushed to the ground by him. From the moment Tang Cheng rushed out of the cinema with a pistol to the time he neatly killed the three Japanese military police, the whole process actually only took a few breaths.
When Tang Cheng stood up from the ground and quickly rushed to the alley to the left of the cinema, the passers-by who were watching the excitement only remembered that Tang Cheng was dressed in black and covered his face with something. If someone came to ask about what they saw at this time, these passers-by who stopped to watch the excitement might be able to give a dozen different answers. After leaving the cinema safely, Tang Cheng no longer cared whether any of the men and women rushing out of the cinema in front of him were members of the resistance organization.
He quickly rushed into the alleyway, but did not immediately lose his disguise. Instead, he practiced his light body skills first, and with the help of his flying claws, he quickly climbed up from the back of the cinema to the roof. Tang Cheng's guess was correct. As soon as he climbed to the roof of the cinema, two teams of Japanese soldiers with live ammunition followed the instructions of the passers-by and chased them into the alley next to the cinema. Unfortunately, the chasing Japanese soldiers only chased them all the way down the alley, but no one even looked up at the roof of the cinema.
There is no debris placed on the roof of the cinema, and this is exactly what Tangcheng is most satisfied with. There is no debris on the roof, which means that no one will easily go to the roof to check. Tang Cheng, who breathed a sigh of relief, squatted behind the neon lights, listening to the movement in the street below, while he took out the Jin Yiwei Feiyu suit he had won in a lottery from his personal equipment bag with a sense of humor. In many cities in China in later generations, there are young people who like Hanfu. In particular, many people like to customize a set of Jinyiwei Hanfu to show their style.
Tang Cheng felt that the biggest reason why he could pull out such a Jinyiwei Feiyu uniform from the system was because he pulled out the ox-horn bow from the system. Because of the prompts given by the system and convinced that he could control the horn bow freely, Tang Cheng took the horn bow with him when he left Chongqing. After a while, Tang Cheng, who had changed his clothes, solemnly put on his gauze crown, continued to cover his face with a visor, and then took out the horn bow and arrow pot from his equipment bag. Tang Cheng, who was planning to make a fool of himself, quietly adjusted his breathing, then stood up and got ready to draw his bow and shoot an arrow.
Previously, because of the news that the Japanese army was going to organize a cocktail party in Hongkou District, Tang Cheng temporarily changed the action plan, but now, he has modified the plan content again. Tang Cheng planned to serve an appetizer to the Japanese troops in Shanghai today. After attracting their eyes and attention to the concession, Tang Cheng immediately returned to Hongkou District, waiting for the cocktail party to be held, and then presented an appetizer to the Japanese troops in Shanghai. A great gift. At this moment, many Japanese soldiers had gathered outside the main entrance of the cinema. A Japanese officer wearing the rank of major was listening to the report of his subordinates with a sullen face.
"By the emperor's order, the imperial guards will kill the Japanese pirates!" Just when the Japanese soldiers outside the main entrance of the cinema were clueless, they suddenly heard a long shout from above their heads. The Japanese soldiers looked up and saw a masked man wearing strange clothes, holding an ox-horn bow and aiming at them outside the main entrance of the cinema. The voices of Tangcheng shouting and shouting still echoed in the air. The Japanese military police who looked up, like the passers-by on the street, saw a little cold light shooting down from the roof of the building.
In full view of the public, the Japanese major who had been standing sullenly outside the main entrance of the cinema just now was shot from the roof, and a bloody hole was pierced in his chest. The iron-rod carved feather arrow that penetrated the human body still had some power left, and in the sight of the Japanese soldiers, most of the arrow shafts pierced the ground. Almost as soon as he took a breath, another cold light shot down from the roof of the building, and another Japanese commander, Cao, was nailed to the ground by an iron arrow.
At this moment, Tang Cheng, who was standing on the roof of the building and shooting arrows downwards, did not use the three-shooting skill rewarded by the system. He just relied on his arm strength and far-superior eyesight to shoot more than a dozen arrows one after another. The ox-horn bow is very powerful. Even if Tang Cheng has extraordinary physical strength, he can only draw the ox-horn bow fifty times in a row after undergoing field tests. After a dozen breaths, Tang Cheng, who could shoot an arrow with almost every breath, had already caused a large area of Japanese soldiers to lie down outside the main entrance of the cinema.
The Japanese soldiers downstairs had already been frightened out of their wits, because although the mysterious man on the roof only used a bow and arrow, his bow and arrow were not only very powerful, but also shot very fast. The passers-by who were watching on the street were also confused at this time, because before Tangcheng shot the arrow, he shouted loudly that by the emperor's order, the Jinyi Guards will kill the Japanese pirates. Today's China has long since lost its emperor, and the Imperial Guards have long since disappeared into the long river of history with the end of the Ming Dynasty.
But there were quite a few people who heard Tang Cheng's shout just now. Some of them had good eyesight, and they even saw the man on the roof shooting arrows. He was wearing the same costume as the one on the stage. Tang Cheng, who was filled with a sense of evil in his heart, ignored all this. At this moment, he wished that the passers-by who were watching downstairs would spread the word about what happened today. Although the Ming Dynasty and Jinyiwei have long become history, Tangcheng believes that in such a big Shanghai, there will always be people who know what Jinyiwei does.
Tang Cheng's arrows shot quickly and accurately, and soon all the Japanese soldiers blocking the main entrance of the cinema were turned into corpses. Tang Cheng, whose arms were slightly numb, simply rappelled down from the roof of the building along the flying claws, allowing the passers-by on the street to see the elegance of Jin Yiwei with their own eyes. The Feiyu suit of Jin Yiwei that Tang Cheng drew from the system was made of red with a rusty multicolored python on it, and was paired with a cowhide belt, cowhide thin-soled fast boots and a gauze crown.
Because of Tangcheng's bad taste, this matter spread quickly in the concession. Those passers-by who saw Tangcheng rappelling down from the roof of the building were even more conclusive, saying that Japanese military police were killed at the cinema. He is just a royal guard. "Nani? Jin Yiwei?" A group of special agents who arrived at the cinema later were dumbfounded, because they asked all the passers-by who were here at the time, and the answers they got were surprisingly unanimous. These passers-by all said that the murderer was A Jin Yiwei wearing a red python and flying fish costume.
"According to the emperor's order, the Imperial Guards will kill the Japanese pirates!" Coincidentally, at the same time that the Special High School Department sent people to block the scene of the incident, the Shanghai Station of the Military Command, which was active in the concession, had just received first-hand information about the scene of the incident. Huang Chao, who happened to be near the cinema at the time of the incident, heard gunshots and explosions and rushed to the intersection where the cinema was located. He also happened to hear Tang Cheng's shouts from the rooftop. Sitting opposite Huang Chao at this moment is Huang Chao's boss. At the same time, this middle-aged man is also Huang Chao's brother-in-law.
Like those special agents who appeared outside the cinema, Xie Rulin was stunned when he heard such a meaningless statement from Huang Chao and glared at Huang Chong fiercely. "Brother-in-law, I didn't lie to you! You were not present at the time. If you were there, you wouldn't doubt what I said!" Huang Chao, who was glared at by Cao Rulin, was very unconvinced, because what he just said He said everything he saw and heard with his own eyes and ears.
"If you don't believe me, Uncle Zhang from the bookstore east of the cinema, you should believe it! The man who shot the Japanese military policeman with a bow and arrow from the roof of the cinema was wearing the same robe as on the stage, with a gauze crown on his head. Uncle Zhang said that The red robe worn by people is the Feiyu suit. In the Ming Dynasty, it was only worn by Jin Yiwei." The Uncle Zhang mentioned by Huang Chao happened to have a bookstore east of the cinema. Xie Rulin and Uncle Zhang were chess friends. Huang Chao When I have nothing to do, I often go to Uncle Zhang’s bookstore to kill time.
"Shut up! I still don't know about the Jinyiwei! But hundreds of years have passed since the Ming Dynasty. How can there still be Jinyiwei now?" After hearing that Huang Chao moved out the knowledgeable Uncle Zhang, Xie Rulin was already half-convinced at this moment. But Xie Rulin, who was also well-read in poetry and literature, would never believe that Jin Yiwei still existed. Xie Rulin, who was full of doubts, simply went to Zhang's bookstore. It turned out that Huang Chao was right, because Zhang also heard Tang Cheng's shouts from the rooftop.
"Xiao Xie, I know you don't believe it, and I don't believe it either! But at that time, there were hundreds of people standing outside the cinema, and they all heard the shouting from the rooftop with their own ears, and I also saw with my own eyes that person's shouting from the top of the building. Jumped down from the rooftop. As you know, I like history very much. I dare to say responsibly that what that man was wearing was a flying fish suit exclusive to Jin Yiwei, and it was a high-quality one with a python embroidered on it. Flying fish suit.”
