The war of resistance against mountains is heavy

Chapter 2000: Embarrassing Wedging (Part )
Fortunately, Hu Zhuzi still remembered that he had entered the enemy camp. Although he made a muffled groan when he landed, the sound was drowned out by the sound of horse hooves.

Falling off a running horse was a serious blow!
It turned out that there was a mound of earth where the horse ran, and its hoof tripped on the mound. No one knew how the horse stumbled on the mound, but the horse rushed over, but the man on the horse fell off.

At the other end of the mound was a pit less than half a meter deep, and Hu Zhuzi fell right into the pit.

His upper limbs and head touched the ground first, and due to inertia, his body flipped forward a bit, and then he was lying on his back in the pit with his feet up and his head down.

Fortunately, this was a pit, and with the pit wall blocking him, he was able to avoid rushing out of the pit.

At this time, the flares fired by the Japanese army exploded in the sky. The Japanese army only saw the horse running from this direction but did not notice a person falling off the horse. Hu Zhuzi was lying in the pit with his two big eyes staring at the sky!

Although Hu Zhuzi was knocked unconscious by the fall, his instinct as a warrior was still there. He realized that he had fallen into a pit, and quickly retracted his feet that were resting on the edge of the pit.

In this pit less than half a meter deep, he moved his arms and legs and found that he could still move without feeling any pain in any bones!
If you can move, then there is no problem. This is Hu Zhuzi's logic!

Just as he reached out to touch the grenade hanging on his body, gunshots rang out. The rest of their company began to attack the exposed firing points of the Japanese army.

There were gunshots very close to him, right in front of him. Only then did he remember that before he fell off his horse, the grenade launcher that was used to shoot flares at the Japanese devils seemed to be right in front of him!

Come on then!

Hu Zhuzi climbed up in an extremely aggrieved posture because he didn't dare to show his head.

He took out a grenade and unscrewed the cover at the back, hooked the string with his finger, and then leaned forward to look at the source of the gunshot. Sure enough, under the glow of the flares, there were more than a dozen Japanese soldiers shooting with guns, and some were holding grenade launchers!
"Damn it!" Hu Zhuzi cursed softly, raised his hand and threw his grenade forward fiercely. Now was the time for him to create momentum.

The flare that was fired into the sky by the Japanese army with a grenade launcher was already falling down.

A grenade launcher is a grenade launcher, not a mortar after all, and the time that a flare stays in the air is limited.

Just imagine that the effective range of the grenade launchers used by the Japanese army is only 500 meters, and that is when it falls to the ground and explodes. So if the grenade is launched from the sky and then falls back, how long will the parabolic trajectory of this movement last?

And in this limited short time, the enemy and us started a gunfight again.
The horses running on the battlefield naturally attracted the attention of the Japanese army, but when the Japanese army shot down two horses and exposed their position, they were shot by the Northeast Army soldiers.

And because of the darkness and the complex terrain, the enemy and our side were already intertwined, and in fact were only within a range of a few dozen meters, so box guns, grenades, and hand grenades were all used.

By this time, four of the six horses that rushed onto the battlefield had been knocked down, including the one that threw Hu Zhuzi off his back.

However, one horse was fine and was running quickly towards the small village ahead.

The horse was of course frightened, but the person under the horse was at least safe and sound for now. That person was Ge Changli.

There are a thousand Hamlets in a thousand people. The three soldiers chose to ride into the enemy camp on horseback, but their ways of charging were different.

Hu Zhuzi was simple-minded and chose the only horse without a saddle, but he was thrown off the horse just as he rushed into the enemy camp.

This cannot be likened to a sheep among a pack of wolves, nor can it be likened to a lone wolf among a pack of wolves, because he still has 6 grenades hanging on his body!
As long as he doesn't die, he can kill everyone.

Ge Changli is also known as a stubborn guy in Shang Zhen’s camp. If he wasn’t stubborn and fearless, who would be the first to be a member of the suicide squad?
But this does not mean that he relied solely on luck to charge into the battle like Hu Zhuzi did. Before charging, he suddenly had an idea and did not sit on the saddle. Instead, he asked others to tie his feet under the horse's belly!

One of the things that tied him up was a ready-made horse girth that was used to wrap around his calves in front, and another was a rope that was tied under his armpits on both sides and tied to the horse's body. The horse girth was a rope made of raw cowhide, and was usually tied to the horse to fix the saddle.

This time he stretched his legs inside, so it would not be tied too tightly, and it was impossible to tie it too tightly. That thing could not be cut off by just using a knife.

When the horse stopped, he could easily pull his leg out of there.

As for the rope that tied him, it didn't matter. His arms were not tied anyway, so he could just stretch out his hand and tear open the buckle on his chest.

In order to save the battalion commander Shang Zhen, Ge Changli went there with the intention of dying. The reason why he tied himself under the horse's belly was to prevent himself from being shot by the Japanese army too early.

The horse in front of Ge Changli had been knocked down by the Japanese army, and he was both lucky and unlucky.

Fortunately, his horse was not knocked down by the Japanese army, but was injured by their bullets.

The horse was wounded but did not fall down, which made it very angry. A horse that was supposed to be working in the fields plowing suddenly ran at the speed of a war horse after being frightened!
Unfortunately, Ge Changli, who had no control over the horse's running direction and speed, was "pulled" by the frightened horse and went straight to the center of the Japanese army's circle!

At the beginning, the Japanese army saw him, and two horses ran out, and the first horse was knocked down.

At this time, Chu Tian and his men started to suppress the Japanese firepower, and most of the Japanese firepower was attracted away.

When the Japanese soldiers saw Ge Changli's horse, they saw that there was no one on the saddle, so they thought that the Chinese soldier on horseback had been knocked down.

But by the time they saw that there seemed to be a person hiding under the horse's belly, the flare fired into the sky by the grenade launcher had already fallen very low, and it was too late for them to shoot.

Now Ge Changli didn’t know whether he was brave or pitiful, and he didn’t know where this horse would take him!

He was tied face down under the horse's belly.

If he lowered his head, he would see the rapidly passing land beneath him. In order to avoid being scratched by the weeds and bushes on the ground, he could only raise his face with all his strength.

So the place he saw was exactly the crotch of this castrated horse with no balls but only magical weapon!

Fortunately, under the illumination of the flares, in the limited gap, Ge Changli saw a horse chasing after him. He knew that it must be Wang Xiaodan!
If we talk about the most unconventional person who rushed into the enemy camp, it would be Wang Xiaodan!
The Wang Xiaodan of today is no longer the Wang Xiaodan of the past. Now all the new recruits have to call him Wang Dadan!
The reason was that Wang Xiaodan rode this tall and strong horse, which was originally a Japanese horse, all the way in with dignity!
What was even more intimidating was his outfit. Not only did he dress himself up as a Japanese soldier, but he also wore the uniform of a Japanese officer and wielded a Japanese sword in his hand!

The horse he was riding was not the working horse that Ge Changli and Hu Zhu rode. Those horses were Mongolian horses, which were short and suitable for doing farm work. The tall horse he was riding was originally captured by Shang Zhenying from the Japanese army.

It is estimated that the Japanese horses were introduced from the West, or were crossbred with their native Japanese horses, which is why they have such tall horses.

But after the horse was seized by Shang Zhen's men, no one cared whether it was a war horse or a Japanese devil's mount. When Shang Zhen and his men didn't use the horse, more often than not, the horse was harnessed to a carriage by the soldiers! This can be regarded as the custom of horses.

But this time it came in handy.

When the flares lit up, Wang Xiaodan, who was not tall to begin with, was riding on a horse, shouting "Baga" or "Yajigege" and waving a Japanese sword that was shining in the light of the flares, and he was riding his horse to chase the horse in front of him. The Japanese camp was also in a state of confusion!
Since they couldn't figure it out, the Japanese army would not open fire without authorization. Anyway, this "commander of the Imperial Japanese Army" had already run back to his own camp, so how could he run away again?
Ge Changli couldn't see where the horses were running, but Wang Xiaodan saw it clearly. The two horses were running, one in front and one behind, towards the small village south of Wujiaopo.

That's fine. In order to save the battalion commander, he has to do something big as a suicide squad member. Wang Xiaodan naturally thinks that the highest commander of the Japanese army should be in the village.

As an official, you have a house to live in. Do you want to live in the open like a soldier? Impossible!