《combustion》Episodes

Losing mind Xing YeXiang took Qiang Cao with a hand grenade. As the grenade rang, Nie Ying got up and shot Xing XingXiang's arm. When the grenade slipped off, Jiang ZiFeng flew down to Xing YeXiang to share with him. Bai XiaoTian, ​​who was seriously injured, finally came to Qiu Cao and Nie Ying. Lv Bu was responsible for keeping Japanese firepower in cover of Qiu Cao while Lu NanBian was responsible for leading San ChiXin to Kaiping County. In the Eighth Route Army headquarters, the commander decisively ordered Lu NanBian et al. To send troops to reinforce Kaiping County. Nie Ying and Lv Bu desperately escorted Qiu Cao to Bai Xiao Tian's car. As a result, the car was delayed and could not catch up. As the Japanese army was about to catch up, Bai Xiao Tian's arm was again hit by the Japanese army. Emotional collapse Qiu Cao was instructed by Bai XiaoTian driving the car, driven by Nie Ying, the car finally opened up. Escorted by Nie Ying and Lv Bu, the Japanese bullet hit Nie Ying's leg and looked at Nie Ying, who had failed to catch the car, and Qiu Cao burst into tears. In order for Nie Ying to die in the hands of Japanese devils, Lv Bu first fired and ended Nie Ying's life. Lv Bu rang grenades and devils with her body as Qiu Cao's car escorted her out of the city. Qiu Cao's car finally slowly out of the city gate, already seriously injured Bai XiaoTian also slowly closed his eyes. San ChiXin was led by Lu NanBian to the woods and surrounded by Lu NanBian, who was tied with a grenade. After repeated twists and turns of life, Qiu Cao finally survived and was rescued by the Eighth Route Army who came to reinforce the headquarters. Qiu Cao first time to come to the pen and paper, with tears will be escorted out of life by the crowd password book content written down. After the end of Kaiping World War, commanders of the Eighth Route Army and Zheng Wei ratified the sacrificial people as revolutionary martyrs. The password book Qiu Cao brought played a very important role in the Eighth Route Army against the victory of the Japanese invaders.