Anti-Japanese War: Starting from Yaobai

Chapter 2405 Jungle Ambush!

Looking at the pursuing Japanese soldiers, Zuoshandiao sneered secretly.

It has to be admitted that the Japanese had indeed suppressed him in terms of tactics and firepower.

But when it comes to fighting guerrilla warfare in the woods, the Japanese are still one step behind them.

While retreating, Zuoshan Diao ordered Liu Damazi to lead a group of bandits to shoot in the woods. He led his men to flee to the other side of the woods in a big way to attract the attention of the devils.

The Muchuan Japs had no idea that this was a trap, so he ordered the Japs to chase in.

In his eyes, the bandits were just a group of rabble. They seemed to have a large number of people, but they were no match for the Imperial Japanese Army.

But when the Japs entered the forest, they found that things were not what they had imagined.

Gunshots suddenly rang out in the woods, and several Japanese soldiers were caught off guard and shot dead on the spot.

The other Japanese soldiers roared in anger in panic and rushed towards the direction where the gunshots came from.

However, as the Japanese soldiers were running, suddenly the one in front let out a scream and instantly disappeared from the sight of the other soldiers, leaving behind only a cry of fear that echoed in the woods for a long time.

The Japanese soldiers behind thought that the Japanese soldiers in front were shot and didn't think much about it.

Moreover, the distance between the two was quite far, and with the trees blocking the view, no one knew that the Japanese soldier had fallen into the pit and was pierced by the bamboo sticks below like a hedgehog.

The other Japanese soldiers continued to rush forward, but another one of them tripped over a rope.

He staggered, and before he could understand what was happening, he was pierced by several sharp arrows like a hedgehog.

The other Japanese soldier was even more unlucky. He didn't even know what he touched before he was hit by a huge rock that fell from the sky.

At this time, the Japanese finally realized that there was a trap set by the enemy in the jungle.

They slowed down, searched for the enemy's traces, and avoided the traps set by the enemy.

But unexpectedly, at this moment, the sound of gunfire was like the gates of hell suddenly opening. The bullets penetrated through the gaps between the dense leaves with unstoppable force, and came like a violent storm with a biting chill.

The Japs panicked and fled in all directions, but under the dense firepower network, their movements seemed so clumsy and weak.

Some of the Japanese soldiers were hit by bullets just as they had time to turn around. Their bodies trembled violently, and then they did a slow-motion front flip to the ground, falling like dead dogs.

Some Japanese soldiers tried to find cover to fight back, but they found that bullets were coming from three directions and there was no place to hide.

The helpless Japanese chose to retreat, but at this moment, a stray bullet flew over and hit him directly in the head.

The Japanese commander shouted orders at the top of his lungs, trying to organize an effective counterattack to repel the enemy.

But under the fierce fire suppression of the bandits, all these efforts seemed so pale and powerless.

The panicked devils began to flee, hoping to join up with the Japanese troops behind them.

But at this moment, it seemed that every path of their retreat was firmly strangled by death.

Some Japanese soldiers began to shoot blindly in desperation, hoping to buy themselves a chance of survival, but such actions not only wasted ammunition, but also made them die faster.

The Japanese soldier Muchuan stood at the back of the team, witnessing all this, and he couldn't contain his anger.

He ordered the puppet troops to advance and suppress the bandits' firepower.

In his eyes, the puppet troops were just cannon fodder.

If not at this time, when?

The puppet troops naturally knew their fate.

They naturally didn't want to rush forward, but facing Mu Chuan's threat, they had no choice but to go ahead.

The puppet soldiers walked with heavy steps and helplessness in their eyes, as if every step was walking on a knife edge, and they had to move forward despite the pain.

They exchanged desperate glances with each other, but no one dared to resist. They could only silently obey Mu Chuan's orders and charge into the hail of bullets.

As waves of shrill shouts and cries of killing rang out, the puppet troops attacked the bandits' positions like a flock of sheep being driven.

Bullets rained down like raindrops, exploding around them, dust flew everywhere, and the air was filled with thick smoke and the smell of blood.

For a time, the battlefield was filled with wailing, and puppet soldiers suffered heavy casualties in the grenade explosions.

The puppet soldiers wanted to retreat, but when they looked back they saw the black muzzle of the Japanese machine gunner.

If they retreat now, they will die.

So they could only grit their teeth and continue forward to rescue the trapped Japanese.

Lieutenant Colonel Muchuan kept a close eye on every change on the battlefield. Although the puppet army suffered heavy losses, the firepower of the bandits was withstood.

Therefore, in Mu Chuan's eyes, the sacrifice of these puppet soldiers was absolutely worth it. Even if ten puppet soldiers died to save one imperial soldier, he thought it was worth it.

Finally, when more than half of the puppet troops were killed or wounded, they successfully reunited with the trapped Japanese.

Seeing this, the Japanese soldiers felt like they had grabbed a life-saving straw and fled through the escape passage made of the corpses of the puppet soldiers.

The Japanese soldiers ran towards Major Muchuan in a panic, their faces full of relief.

As for the death of puppet soldiers, no Japanese soldier would care.

In their minds, the puppet soldiers were just cannon fodder. Their lives were totally worthless.

So the puppet troops that had just withdrawn were soon ordered to charge again.

But this time, they were not trying to rescue people, but to break the bandits' blockade.

With the help of the previous battle, Mu Chuan has roughly figured out the bandits' positions.

The artillery was ready, but the terrain in the woods was complex and the Japanese had already suffered heavy losses in their previous charge.

So Mu Chuan directly ordered the puppet troops to rush forward. In this way, even if there were traps in the jungle, the puppet troops would die first.

So the Japanese soldiers who had just survived were thrown back into the battlefield.

As Mu Chuan's order was issued, the puppet soldiers who had just escaped from the brink of death had to embark on this road of no return to hell again.

The light was dim in the woods, and the dense branches and leaves blocked most of the sky, making the entire battlefield look even more eerie.

The puppet soldiers moved cautiously through the woods. They knew that ahead not only was there fierce firepower from the bandits waiting for them, but there were also traps set by the bandits.

They walked carefully, but could not stand the constant urging of the Japanese behind them.

But because of this, the actions of the puppet army were soon exposed.

Zuoshandiao noticed the movements of the puppet troops and immediately ordered the bandits to shoot at them.

At this point, no matter whether they are puppet troops or devils, as long as they are enemies, they must be killed.

Intensive gunfire suddenly rang out, and bullets poured down like a rainstorm.

The puppet soldiers walking in front bent their bodies and lowered their bodies very low. But even so, under the dense rain of bullets, there was no place to hide.

The dozen or so puppet soldiers in front were shot one after another and flew backwards!