"Okay, I'll go get it tomorrow."

Lin Jingyu secretly breathed a sigh of relief.

As long as it's not sold in bulk, collecting a few handguns shouldn't be a problem.

I just don't know if Yang Shujue knows anything about handguns.

Hopefully she won't recognize it as a Type 92 pistol, otherwise she'll definitely guess that there are 'fellow countrymen' in this timeline as well.

Grandpa Zhang asked again, "Little Yu'er, is this thing easy to handle?"

"Grandpa, what do you mean..."

"Of course, the more of this kind of thing, the better. It's better to keep it for our country than to leave it for foreigners."

"I don't know how common this kind of thing is."

After thinking for a moment, Lin Jingyu revealed some information: "Brother Le Chun organized a team in Heilongjiang Province to specifically purchase 'goods'."

I've heard that if you can buy good stuff, the higher-ups will give you their full support.

"Good news, very good news."

Grandpa Zhang finally showed a happy smile.

He quickly put it away again. "These days, you all need to be careful. No one is allowed to go out and wander around."

"Wenxi and Xiaonan..."

Lin Jingyu hesitated for a moment, "Should we tell them the truth, so they don't cause any trouble?"

“Okay, I’ll talk to them in person tomorrow.”

...

The next day.

The three little ones were completely stunned when they heard the news.

This includes Liu Hongge, who stayed behind to learn martial arts.

Seeing their expressions, Lin Jingyu couldn't help but laugh.

"Sis, is it true?"

Lin Ruinan snapped out of her daze and immediately asked, "Tell me what exactly happened?"

"Cousin, Grandpa said the Japanese devils were seeking revenge, or perhaps revenge for Tian Danxiong..."

Zhang Wenxi found it a bit unbelievable and then asked, "Tian Danxiong is a Japanese soldier? Wasn't he a sent-down youth? What's going on?"

"Everyone says that Tian Zhiqing was a good person..."

Liu Hongge was still processing the news, muttering to herself, "How did he become a Japanese soldier and live in our village for so long..."