Courtyard House: I only wiped out 30,000 Japanese pirates

In 1937, He Dajun killed 173 Japanese soldiers at Lugou Bridge and eliminated another 67 at a steel mill before successfully returning to his courtyard home. There, he discovered that the true battlefield lay within his own neighborhood. By day, he protected Bai Ling; by night, he hunted enemy combatants, earning his reputation as an unstoppable warrior in all conditions. His neighbors—Yi Zhonghai, Yan Bugui, and He Daqing—remained entirely unaware of the lethal and formidable figure living among them. Despite his prowess, He Dajun was forced to exercise restraint, knowing that any reckless action could provoke the Japanese into threatening hundreds of thousands of his fellow citizens and reducing Beijing to a living hell reminiscent of the atrocities committed in the future capital.