It's still the same old saying, if you take too big a step, it's easy to pull the egg.

Not to mention the charge?

Croppers, farming itself depends on the harvest of the sky, and it is not easy to dig some food from the ground. God can't control the crops, but for the prevention of wild boars, the mountain people of Taihang Mountain have tried their best.

Pigs, not as honest as their appearance, belong to the higher intelligence of the animals, want to let them be fooled, dig a pit where you want to catch a large string, from then on sit back and relax and happy to hold the corn and pork home, that is just a beautiful dream.

The people who are good at hunting in the mountains not only dig pits in the cornfields, but also in the cornfields, and they are also a series of pits, and in order to coax the pigs to be fooled, they even insert corn stalks with buds on them. Rather sacrifice the precious land for growing crops, but also leave pits and pits of wild boars, which also shows that wild boars are seriously harmful to the mountains.

It can't be said that the anger is burning, and the wisdom of Miyamoto Kawawa and others, who is like a saint seiya who burned his own small universe, is not even as good as a wild boar. In fact, they still had a little bit of an eye when they rushed through this residual cornfield.

one, passing through the cornfield; one, running along the ridge path; One, his eyes staring at his feet, for fear that there would be another moth.

Once deceived by a Chinese child, it can be said to be stupid. If you know that Chinese children are liars and are trapped, they are stupid donkeys, such as Musashi Dairo, who has died under the knife of his own family. But knowing that there are still pits when you are deceived, and if you are cheated again, it can only be comparable to a stupid pig.

Miyamoto Kawawa followed behind the subordinate who was running in the cornfield, and it was only one of them that he must not be pitted again, and the real main reason was that the dead friend did not die and the poor road did not die. This is a perk of being a nobleman.

As a result, the only four remaining Japanese soldiers were once again ripped eggs in the cornfields of the Chinese mountain people.

The so-called chain pits, one pit after another, are just appearances. The awesome thing is that the front stepped on the pit but did not fall, but followed the back into the pit.

There were no complicated mechanisms, and there was no pressure sensing like a future mine, and the wise Chinese mountaineers solved all the problems with a slightly longer than ordinary pole.

The result of stepping on one end of the pole is that the other end of the pole is cocked, and the seesaw-like lever is strong enough to cause the thick trunk of a tree tied to the other pole to bear the weight of two adults to just shrink into the hollowed-out pit wall.

That's what the so-called bottom of the kettle is about.

Only one of the trunks that can support the weight of more than 200 catties is still stuck in the pit wall, and the wild boar standing on it has not fallen into it, which is really a ghost.

A Japanese soldier running in front of the cornfield just felt that his feet were weak, and he was almost scared to pee, and at the same time he didn't have time to remind Miyamoto Kawawa, who was three meters behind, when he heard a loud "boom", Miyamoto Kawawa fell in.

Although, the moment Miyamoto Chuanhe, who is strong in martial arts, moved slightly on the support surface under his feet, his body had already reacted. "Baga" screamed in frustration at the same time, and his feet desperately kicked to the side.

I have to say that whether it is martial arts or individual dodge actions, Miyamoto Kawakazu, who has the dual identity of a ninja and a soldier, has done it perfectly. Even if a cannonball comes, he may dodge it perfectly.

It's just that he ignored one thing after all.

Martial arts are real, and they are the techniques summed up by the ancestors of human beings for thousands of years based on countless battles and studies. However, it must not be divorced from scientific evidence. For example, the kind of technical action that can make yourself hover and rise with your left foot and right foot is cool to look at on the screen, but 。。。。。。。 You hang like this, why don't you go to heaven? Just step on each other's feet to the sky, and you don't know if there are thunderclouds waiting for you? Otherwise, the whole universe will not be able to accommodate you.

Say a thousand ways and ten thousand, the effect of force is mutual. If you want to jump high, you need to have enough power to kick the ground, and if you want to jump far, you have to rely on the power of Mother Earth's feedback.

Just when Miyamoto Kawa and his feet exerted his strength, the trunk of the tree had already twitched, and only one end was still attached to the pit wall, and his kick not only failed to get himself out of danger, but on the contrary, he directly kicked all the trunks into the pit.

As for himself, he lost his reaction force, and could only shout "Baga" in sorrow, and his body only jumped up a mere twenty centimeters, and then fell like a small bird with broken wings, along with the trunk of the tree.

In fact, if he didn't kick his legs, he would fall to the left and right sides like this, and maybe he would be able to touch the pit wall and not fall down.

After all, this pit is a pit for pigs, not for people.

There you know, he is stupider than a pig.

The mother pit held a big one, and the Japanese soldier who even affected his own commander was not much better. Just when he was horrified and looked back at Miyamoto Kawawa, who had made a huge movement. His hapless commander kicked the long pole again, but this time it was his turn to his head.

The thumb-thick branches on the sub-pit, which could only withstand dozens of kilograms, fell apart, and this one fell even earlier than Miyamoto Kawakazu.

Or the kind of face full of horror plus despair and grievances with an extremely complex expression of falling into the pit, if there is a camera that can capture his face at this time, it will definitely make the headlines of newspapers all over the world. The title is called ------ this, and it is called death.

Yes, for thousands of years, people have wanted to know how human beings are in the face of impending death.

Now, this Japanese prisoner has explained this clearly with a rich expression comparable to that of the Oscar-winning golden man.

Despair.

More than 90 percent of human beings are unable to face death calmly.

Therefore, he could only die in despair.

Just as the Japanese had imagined, the twigs that had been cut off in half enough to pierce the tough cowhide only allowed him to slowly bleed to death after the pain.

Comparatively speaking, the Japanese soldier who walked briskly on the ridge was much stronger than his two companions. Hearing the movement in the cornfield, the frightened man turned around, and without paying attention, stepped into the dead grass on the side of the ridge.

After a terrible howl, the Japanese soldier who stepped into the withered grass crouched down and hugged his leg.

Sweating.

It's painful, it's scary.

A huge beast caught his leg in the middle.

However, when a row of three-centimeter-long iron teeth clamped into the human leg one after the other, the blood flowed out suddenly and you could almost feel the friction between the leg bone and the iron tooth, it was really, not too bad.

The wrought iron trap was originally made for wild boars, and the thick and strong pig legs were clamped like this, and they could almost be declared useless, let alone human calves?

One end of the trap was nailed deep into the loess by a thumb-thick chain with an iron drill, and in order to prevent it from being arched open by wild boars with its fangs, the iron drill was nailed to the ground at least 80 centimeters or more, and if you didn't dig it, you would want to get rid of it by brute force alone.

Wild boars, too, can only cry.

"Aikawa-kun, come and help me!" So the Japanese could only howl angrily, hoping that their only companion who had not yet had an accident would save them.

The only Japanese soldier who was out of trouble naturally did not come to the rescue of this colleague of the same rank as him first, and the inferior nature of the Japanese nation was undoubtedly revealed at this moment, and he ran directly to the largest pit in the cornfield, which was the place where the most respected nobleman and the highest military rank of the five of them unfortunately fell.

Second Lieutenant Miyamoto had much better luck than his companion who had caused him to fall in front of him.

However, for Miyamoto Kawawa, who has a slight physiological cleanliness fetish, he would rather fall into a trap full of dead branches than fall into this pit.

Corn needs to be fertilized. Almost every field has a large pit for soaking farm manure, which is mainly done by fermenting human manure and rain from the sky through time. When the corn was almost ripe, the clever mountain people simply took advantage of this big pit of manure. Anyway, the wild boar drowning in here will not affect the quality of the meat, at most wash it more.

So, after falling into this big pit, Miyamoto Kawawa drank a few mouthfuls of stinky fecal water in a row, and before he could be drowned, he was almost nauseated to death.

Of course, it is disgusting to look at vomiting and drinking feces at the same time, but it will never make the elite of the Japanese army really sick to death. In fact, at the moment of life and death, the so-called cleanliness is really negligible.

But what's worse is that Ensign Miyamoto is not a descendant of lowly fishermen, he has been on land from birth to growth, and he has learned martial arts and practiced hard military skills, the only thing he can't do is swimming.

"Goo-goo-goo。。。。。。 Yaga 。。。。。。 Goo-goo-goo。。。。。。 The poor Japanese aristocracy was swallowing the dung water while not forgetting to use the mantra used by the majority of his clan to express his helplessness and grievances about to be strangled to death by the dung.

Fortunately, he still has a subordinate, a subordinate who cares about him.

In desperation, the Japanese soldiers, who took off their military uniforms, including their trousers, tied them in knots and connected them into ropes, pulled up the Japanese nobles who were desperately waving their hands in the dung pit and scooping up life-saving straws.

It's just that the huge smell of that body made the last unharmed Japanese soldier Cao feel that he was not pulling a noble lord, but a lump of 。。。。。。 Defecate.

Baga's, Asumasu, who blesses us with the warriors of the Japanese Empire, must be going to play mahjong at this time!