Realizing that a war was underway, Wang Yue thought in a daze, Could this be the war film The Eight Hundred?
Wang Yue remembered that in this battle, the brave men in the warehouse fought to the very end, never letting the Japanese break through.
Their weapons were a little lacking, but the men were truly courageous.
Wang Yue felt that as long as he didn't reveal himself, he wouldn't be able to do much there. He might as well take advantage of the situation on the battlefield and deliver supplies to Four Lines Warehouse.
With that in mind, Wang Yue left all the guns and ammunition he'd put away earlier in the warehouse, then slipped out without a sound.
Shanghai had only just fallen. There were not only plenty of supplies left scattered across the battlefield, but also a large amount of Japanese military equipment that the Japanese had hurriedly brought in. They hadn't even had time to build defensive fortifications yet.
Wang Yue stuck an invisibility talisman to himself and easily slipped past the various sentries, reaching a temporary Japanese warehouse.
Most of the space Wang Yue carried was filled with rare treasures from nature. After decades of gradual use in the previous world, only a few dozen cubic meters of empty space remained.
That wasn't much room, but Four Lines Warehouse didn't need all that many supplies to begin with. According to historical records, the battle at Four Lines Warehouse lasted a little over four days. Because of international mediation, the soldiers were able to leave, and those who remained would survive.
Besides, Wang Yue had a teleportation talisman. If he ran short, he could simply make several trips.
As for Wang Yue himself, since he'd come all this way with such a precious spatial treasure, he'd