C7 Court Comedy

As a result of the partial Japanese landing plan captured by Hua Bicheng, General Zhang managed to win a few battles in the final stage of this one hundred and twenty-eight.

In particular, the bombing of one of the beaches of the 11th Regiment by the Chinese Air Force caused heavy damage to the Japanese army. When the supplies and ammunition of the 11th Regiment were just delivered onto the beach, dozens of battleships with the emblem of 'Clear Sky Day' on them appeared on top of their heads. A mountain of ammunition and a completely unprepared Japanese army faced a total massacre. General Zhang was worried that the Air Force might not be able to deal enough damage to the 11th Demon League Regiment. He also gathered all of the Fifth Army's heavy cannons to assist the Air Force's bombardment. The plane and cannon of the Chinese army turned the beaches into the hell of the Japanese army.

There were many corpses floating on the surface of the sea. According to the figures reported by the internal army newspaper, the number of Japanese soldiers who died on the landing site was more than 2,200. The loss of equipment was uncountable. The 11th Regiment called the part of the coast they had landed on the coast of Hell. During the bombing, one of the two Regiments of the 11th Regiment died and one was injured. The formation of one of the Regiments was completely destroyed. Since the day of its landing, this Regiment had not participated in any more battles.

This was the butterfly effect of Hua Bicheng's transmigration, but on March 2, the Japanese took over the Shanghai district, the Manchurian state of Manchuria in the northeast had been set up, the Japanese used the Shanghai incident to divert international attention, and on March 3, the Japanese took over Zhenzheng and Nanxiang, then declared a truce. That was the end of the first military operation in the Swansea War.

China lost about 1.4 billion yuan in the war. A total of 4204 businesses and 19700 homes were destroyed in the northern Chinese territory, resulting in heavy losses. 13.8 The War of Resistance: More than 4,000 Chinese troops were killed, 10,000 wounded, and a total of over 14,000 casualties. The number of casualties by the Japanese Army and the Chinese Army was slightly higher because of Hua's Butterfly Effect. The number of casualties by the Japanese Army and the Marines was 3,184, up from 2,000 in history.

The number of casualties reported by the Japanese authorities was obviously outrageously high, at a ratio of one to four hundred casualties in the Chinese army. The average number of casualties in each battle was more than four hundred. With such a small amount of manpower and such strong equipment, how could he fight for more than a month and yet be unable to take over our position? He even needed to reinforce two divisions? Even more so for the Three-Yi commander? This kind of data could only be calculated seriously by the Da He race, and it was even announced seriously to the world. Judging solely from the number of casualties, the Songkang War is an invincible victory for the military.

No matter how much the war between China and Japan ended, the military operation in Shanghai ended in fact. The guys from the Military Law Department were finally free to clean up the prison, which had been overcrowded during the war. In order to not affect the enthusiasm of the citizens of Shanghai in celebrating the end of the war, all the oppressed personnel were transferred to Jinling prison, and Hua Bicheng was transferred to the ancient capital of the Six Dynasties as well. The case file that he had brought with him stated that Hua Bicheng had been charged with "Escaping before the battle!"

He had been sent to a military court to be tried, but it was as if he was a fish in water since he came from the legal profession, so it was easy for him to deal with this kind of situation. I just hope that the judicial system under the Chairman is not too dark.

Sitting in the dock, Hua Bicheng insisted that he was only a lieutenant colonel and was only responsible for passing down the orders from the Ministry of Travel to the First Battalion. He was not a military leader at all, and the responsibility of losing his position was not on him. If he didn't even have the responsibility to hold his ground, then there was no point in escaping. The judge was greatly taken aback. This kind of person, who came from a martial arts background, could actually clear away his guilt with a single sentence.

At the trial, Hua Bicheng was still shouting that he was a meritorious person, saying that he had led a team to blow up the Japanese armory and seized the Japanese military's top secret military intelligence. However, every time the judge asked him to show material evidence, Hua Bicheng said that he was in a state of combat, so he didn't have the time to investigate for evidence. The judge asked if there were any witnesses, and the names Hua Bicheng said were either on the death list or on the missing list.

At this point, the judge was at a loss. These people who had been court-martialled were either screaming injustice or making a ruckus. However, this was the first time that someone like Hua Bicheng had been able to use a legal weapon to defend his innocence. The best lawyers in China are no more than that. The judge seriously suspected that Hua Bicheng was a veteran of the judiciary, but the file showed that this was the first time the fellow had been involved in a lawsuit. The judge who presided over the case had once suspected that the file in his hands was fake, and only after repeated verification did he confirm that there was nothing wrong with it.

Taking a look at Hua Bicheng's family background, the Hua family was one of the more influential families in Shaanxi Province. One by one, too, the judge in charge of the trial received calls to take care of Hua Bicheng.

At the end of the trial, Hua Bicheng sat comfortably in the dock with the presiding judge and talked about the three powers of the West and the spirit of the social contract and the rule of law. He talked about everything from the Twelve Coppers of Rome to the 1804 Napoleon Civil Code and then from the continental law of Europe to the Anglo-American Law of the Sea and finally about the deficiencies of the six laws written by the GUO government. The nearby clerks and jurors were ashamed of themselves, which made the presiding judge feel a little threatened by the crisis of the cause. They did not know that this was a required course in Hua Bicheng's previous world.

Thus, after summoning Hua Bicheng several times and performing a few light comedies, the military court decided to deal with the case of Hua Bicheng coldly, without adjudicating or releasing him, and with new evidence and witnesses. Hua Bicheng shook his head helplessly. If I knew earlier, I would have told the judge about the presumption of innocence. If I can't prove my guilt, I should have been released. Unfortunately, he didn't have the chance. Hua Bicheng started a life sentence in prison. As the family's elders had already spent money and made arrangements in Jinling's prison. Hua Bicheng lived in a single room. The prisoners' clothes and bedding were all new. Apart from the lack of personal freedom, they lived freely.

Hua Bicheng just didn't understand. The Japanese military map and military documents he brought back should be enough to atone for his crimes. Could it be that in this backward government, someone had taken over the military exploits that he had risked his life for? Will they be silenced? Thinking of this, Hua Bicheng's back couldn't help but break out in cold sweat.