Liang Jian: I have a canteen

Chapter 987 New Goods Arrived
The Hundred Regiments Campaign began on September 1940, 9 and ended in early October 22. Its main tactical purpose was to expand the results of the war, and its basic operational policy was to continue to disrupt Japanese military transportation and destroy certain strongholds deep within the base areas.

During this period, the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei Military Region mainly carried out the Lai-Ling Campaign, the 129th Division mainly carried out the Yu-Liao Campaign, and the 120th Division mainly attacked the Tongpu Road. At the end of the second phase, the Battle of Huangyadong was also launched ahead of schedule.

These battles were all successfully concluded, and the prologue to the third phase was also launched.

After nearly two months, the Japanese invaders suffered two large-scale offensives from the Eighth Route Army. In order to prevent the situation from further deteriorating and to stabilize the occupied areas as soon as possible, they mobilized heavy troops and, starting from October 10, launched retaliatory "mopping-up" operations against the anti-Japanese bases in North China, attempting to take advantage of the fact that the Eighth Route Army had been fighting continuously and had no time to rest and regroup, to attack the main force of the Eighth Route Army and destroy the anti-Japanese bases.

The Japs had very loud calculations, but their plans were obviously within the expectations of the Eighth Route Army.

Before the mop-up operation began, the main force hid themselves and also took the time to help the villagers complete the harvest and purchase food.

Xu San's collaboration with wealthy businessmen to manipulate grain prices helped the Eighth Route Army to some extent, because if Xu San had not raised grain prices too high, the Eighth Route Army would not have paid too much attention to the purchase of grain. It was also because of this that the Eighth Route Army completed the winter grain reserves ahead of schedule this year, and also helped the villagers to store the grain.

As one thing grows, another shrinks. Coupled with the fact that Xu Sanyou raised the price of food, the Japanese are now having a hard time. Some marginal troops are already having problems with not having enough food.

However, these had nothing to do with Xu San, because the Japanese soldiers he saw too far away still had some ruddy faces, and he couldn't help but increase the price of food by 10% again.

Ordinary people far away seem to have become accustomed to the roller-coaster-like food prices, and it has not caused any waves.

Locking himself in the room, Xu San began to organize the drawings in his hands.

These were all obtained by Erhouzi, including AK47, Type 95, Type 4-B, and M1A. Not only guns, but also artillery and a lot of combined formulas. In short, there are a lot of them.

As for the firearm, Xu San chose AK. After all, it was a recognized magic gun. It was durable and simple to make, but it consumed a lot of bullets. With the current level of Huangyadong, it was still possible to make it.

As for the bullet problem, Xu San didn't think it was a big deal, because now with Er Houzi's help in reality, he could definitely find the mineral vein.

As long as we can find the mineral vein, I believe the Eighth Route Army will be able to solve the raw material problem.

After counting the supplies that Erhouzi had put into the warehouse, there were not many. Apart from a pile of blueprints, there were a dozen model AKs, a few Czech-style rifles, a dozen pistols, and five boxes of instant noodles of various flavors. There was nothing else.

It was a bit too little. The Katyusha he wanted the most was not available. It was a pity.

After finding a piece of wood, Xu San carved all the supplies he needed on it, then renamed it a "Message Delivery Board" and put it into storage, hoping that this would allow the second monkey to receive the message.

After everything was done, Xu San went into the warehouse at the newspaper office, took a few bags of instant noodles and went into the kitchen.

It's already late at night. I'm a little hungry after all the hard work. I'll make some noodles to fill my stomach.

The evening breeze was a little chilly, and Xu San put a coat on his back. He turned around and smiled, "It's cold, go back to the house and wait, it won't take long to cook the noodles."

(End of this chapter)