Republican Era Cavalry.

Summary

Wang Da Zhuang feels embarrassed about lacking funds to support anti-Japanese troops. He suggests borrowing money instead of robbing, emphasizing the need for ideological persuasion. The team discusses the importance of training and building reputation to attract support. They acknowledge the enemy's reliance on force and the need for careful maintenance of their equipment. Amidst the chaos, a young woman confronts enemy soldiers, revealing the harsh realities of war. A captured soldier, Qian Tian, expresses a desire to survive and return home, highlighting the war's toll on individuals. The chapter concludes with a shift in focus to the next events.

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