But no matter how much you think about it, the facts cannot be changed. Under the protection of the United States headed by MacArthur, Hirohito lived a carefree life until 1989, even though he committed such a terrible crime during World War II.

The guy who should have been executed the most turned out to be the one who lived the longest. Is there anything more ridiculous than this?

This shows how dirty and shameless the rectification is!

With a long sigh, Yang Jing shifted his attention to the other two handwriting notebooks, but Yang Jin did not find any valuable clues in these two notebooks.

These two notebooks are records of Noda Jiro's consumption of some medicines, and of course there are also summaries of various medicines that came to the base with the supply ship. This notebook is actually equivalent to Noda Jiro's personal medicine account.

These two notebooks are of no use to Yang Jing.

In the end, none of the four notebooks and the diary obtained from the secret base could really help Yang Jing.

There is no need to say more about the two medicine ledgers. Yang Jing is not an expert in war. If he were an expert in this field, he might be able to infer the physical health of the soldiers of the Japanese squadron stationed in this secret base based on the consumption of these medicines.

But Yang Jing himself is a Chinese, and he has no good feelings towards the Japanese devils back then. What does the life and death of those Japanese soldiers have to do with him?

There are quite a few things recorded in the two diaries, especially the approximate inventory of the warehouse. If Yang Jing is an expert in modern history, publishing these things can cause a stir. But what's the use? Back then, the devils killed, burned, and looted in various Asian countries, and even committed heinous crimes such as the Nanjing Massacre, but so what?

People live by their face, trees live by their bark. If a tree has no bark, it will surely die. If a person has no shame, he will be invincible!

The Japanese today are so shameless that they even dare to revise history. They even dare to deny events like the Nanjing Massacre. What is the wealth they have plundered from various countries worth?

Publishing this information would only cause trouble for the people in the country. Yang Jing could even imagine that even if he published this information, the Japanese government would never admit it given their shameless character.

Although this thing has some value, the wealth in this base has long been taken away by the Japanese. Thinking of the empty warehouse that would starve rats away, Yang Jing felt upset.

As for the journal, it is no different from the two diaries. Both of them make people more upset the more they read.

Originally, Yang Jing was really disappointed with this trip to the Maugar Islands. However, when he forced himself to shift his attention to the four cigarette boxes he picked up in the base, he did not expect that these four cigarette boxes brought him an unexpected surprise.

That's right, Yang Jing did gain something in that base. In addition to the things Chris and the others found, Yang Jing felt that the biggest gain was actually the four smoke seas that he picked up by accident.

One of the four cigarette boxes was picked up in the military camp, one was picked up in the office of the highest commander of the Japanese troops stationed there, and the other two were picked up from the warehouse area.

Yang Jing took out the four cigarette boxes from the storage space, and after careful identification and searching a lot of information about Japanese tobacco on the Internet, he felt that this trip to the Mauges Islands was at least not completely fruitless.

The four cigarette boxes picked up are all high-end cigarettes. The cigarette box picked up in the military camp is a "SEVEN STARS" brand cigarette, and the cigarette box picked up in the commander's office is a box of Japan's most famous cigarette brand "MILD SEVEN (Seven Stars)". As for the two cigarette boxes picked up in the warehouse, one is "CASTER" and the other is "CABIN (Cabin)".

These four cigarettes are all Japanese local brands with decades of history. Among them, MILD SEVEN is a tobacco brand that is as famous as Sanwu, Marlboro and other famous international tobacco brands. It is the most famous cigarette brand in Japan with the highest market share.

In fact, it is not a strange thing to find discarded cigarette boxes in this base, but the four cigarette boxes found by Yang Jing made Yang Jing feel that they were the biggest gain of this trip to the base.

For no other reason than these four cigarette boxes are from different eras.

Just like the rotten cigarette box that Yang Jing picked up in the commander's room, it was a box of MILD SEVEN (Seven Stars) cigarettes produced in the 1950s. Because there were no barcodes at that time, Yang Jing could barely recognize from the bottom of the box that this box of cigarettes was produced in 1951.

As for the remaining three cigarette boxes, two were produced in the 1980s and one was produced in the late 1970s.

Four cigarette boxes, and four high-end cigarette boxes produced in different eras, what does this indicate?

It's very simple. After Noda Jiro and his garrison troops left the base on June 7, 1944, the Japanese entered the base at least four times in the early 1950s, late 1970s and 1980s!

Among the four cigarette boxes found by Yang Jing, the latest one was produced in 1988!

If this base is really Hirohito's private base, and the "housewives" of the Japanese royal family are hidden in this base, and Hirohito died of illness in early 1989, then can we make the following inference based on the last cigarette box?

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