Anti-Japanese War: Starting from Yaobai

"Kill him!"

The roar of the Japanese officers was like the roar of a wild beast, echoing over the battlefield.

At this order, the Japanese soldiers who were originally marching stopped as if controlled by an invisible hand, raised their cold guns, and aimed at Duanwu who was running fast.

Bullets whizzed out, cutting through the air, forming deadly tracks, as dense as a sudden summer rainstorm.

However, in the hail of bullets, Duanwu's figure was like a small boat in the vast ocean. Although in danger, he was able to navigate with ease.

In the eyes of the Japanese, Duanwu's body was moving faster and faster, and finally turned into a black line, shuttling between the gaps between the bullets, leaving all the Japanese bullets behind.

The Japs' faces were filled with astonishment, but their fingers were still firmly on the triggers, pouring fire on Duanwu continuously, trying to wipe out the black spot from their sight.

But unexpectedly, at this moment, Long Qianyan's voice sounded like thunder: "Shoot, sharpshooter team, shoot, cover Leader Ye!"

As his order was given, the sharpshooter team, totaling more than 20 people, stopped, raised their weapons, and fought back against the Japanese army.

Gunshots rang out again, and the Japanese soldiers who shot at Duanwu were shot one after another. The wailing and the sounds of falling to the ground were intertwined, and the battlefield instantly became more chaotic.

The Japanese officer's face turned pale when he saw this, and he also realized that the distance between them and the guerrillas was less than a hundred meters, and the two sides would soon collide.

"Shoot me!"

The Japanese officers ordered the stopped Japanese soldiers to aim their guns and rush towards the charging guerrillas and open fire fiercely.

The two sides were instantly caught in a fierce exchange of fire, with gunshots and explosions rang out one after another.

But this kind of exchange of fire did not last long, and the enemy and our side collided fiercely, engaging in the most primitive and bloody hand-to-hand combat.

Although the Japs had suffered heavy losses in the previous exchange of fire, they still had an absolute advantage in numbers.

They pounced on the guerrillas like hungry wolves.

The guerrillas relied on the bayonet fighting experience taught by Duanwu to constantly dodge the Japanese bayonets.

One on one, or two on one, the guerrillas were no match for the Japanese.

Therefore, Duanwu developed an effective method of killing the enemy for the guerrillas.

If your bayonet fighting skills are better than your enemy's, then there is no need to think too much, just go up and stab him, and make a few more holes in his body.

But if your stabbing skills are not strong, you will immediately switch to a defensive posture after fighting with the enemy.

It means blocking the Japanese bayonets, constantly deflecting them, not giving them the chance to stab you, and then waiting for the arrival of follow-up troops.

There are two special types of troops in the guerrillas, one is the pistol team and the other is the broadsword team.

The broadsword team was taught by Li Zhenshan, and they used the Twenty-Nine Army Broadswords that the Japanese feared the most.

With the unique Tai Chi sword technique, killing the enemy is as easy as chopping melons and vegetables.

Therefore, the tactic of Duanwu was that the guerrillas who charged in front would rush forward, and if they could beat the Japanese, they would stab them with bayonets. But if they could not beat the Japanese, they would defend and wait for help, waiting for the pistol team and the broadsword team.

  However, since the pistol team and the broadsword team are so useful, why not let the pistol team and the broadsword team rush to the front?

The reason is simple.

The first is to catch the Japanese off guard. The second is to not give them time to react. The third is to kill the first batch of Japanese more quickly and effectively.

Because you can imagine, if the broadsword team and the pistol team rushed forward first, then they would need to face the Japanese directly.

As for finishing off the enemy, it was clear who was faster and who was slower. The guerrillas in front blocked the enemy, and the pistol team and the broadsword team finished off the enemy, killing a large number of enemies in a very short period of time.

But if the pistol team and the broadsword team rushed to the front to fight with the enemy, they would be dragged down by the enemy. Moreover, it is very likely that the pistol team and the broadsword team would suffer a large number of casualties, which would affect the subsequent battles and even lead to the annihilation of the entire guerrilla team.

It is for this reason that Duanwu issued several orders in succession after launching the charge.

The pistol team arrived first, and just when the Japanese were so angry that they couldn't assassinate their opponents, Ma Ping'an shot and killed a Japanese officer who was about to swing a knife at the guerrillas.

The Japanese officer was shot in the head and fell to the ground backwards like a dead dog.

After the death of the Japanese officer, although the other Japanese soldiers did not fall into chaos, they seemed to have lost their backbone and had no will to fight.

What's more, at this time, more pistol guerrillas arrived.

They didn't waste any time and just opened fire when they saw the Japanese. Many of them were killed or wounded, and a large area was cleared out in an instant.

The Japanese officer behind him saw this and shouted angrily: "Baga, the Chinese have no Bushido spirit and actually fired during the bayonet fight. Charge and kill them!"

The Japanese's roar drove more of them to rush towards the guerrillas, as if they wanted to use their numerical advantage to overwhelm the guerrillas.

But at this moment, the guerrillas' broadsword team arrived.

The guerrillas, who were highly skilled in martial arts, had long been rubbing their fists in anticipation. They swung their swords and chopped at the devil's head.

The Japanese didn't take it seriously at first, but after a short fight, they knew what great terror was.

The broadsword technique of the 29th Route Army was created specifically to kill the Japs, and it completely restrained the Japs' bayonet fighting techniques.

The devil was chopped down in no time and his head was chopped off.

The Japanese were most afraid of losing their heads. They believed that the human soul was located in the head. If they lost their heads, they would not be able to go back to see their Amaterasu.

After all, it is impossible for their Amaterasu to recognize them as her people just by looking at their lower bodies.

So after the guerrillas' broadsword team joined the battle, the Japanese gradually became panicked.

The Japanese soldiers, who had been trying to maintain their formation and resist with their proud bayonet skills, were now completely thrown into disarray.

Their eyes were filled with disbelief and horror.

The enemy's swordsmanship completely restrained their most proud stabbing skills.

Some Japanese soldiers even began to flee to avoid the guerrillas carrying machetes.

But they didn't dare to actually escape.

Because in the distance, their infantry captain was watching them, and if they dared to retreat, military law would be waiting for them.

What's more, they have a tank and artillery.

This is their confidence and also their trump card for victory.

But soon, they were slapped in the face by the cruel reality.

Their chariots were reduced to ashes in a violent explosion, and the flames shot up into the sky, like a volcanic eruption, carrying endless smoke and chariot fragments into the sky! (End of this chapter)