Anti-Japanese War: I have unlimited assistance

When you are poor, you shoot accurately; when you are rich, you bombard the ground with artillery fire.
During the Battle of Xinkou, Li Yunlong was about to lead his troops into the battlefield when a wealthy man named Lin Feng came to him with a large amount of weapons and ammunition, saying that he wanted Sakata Nobutsu's head.
Li Yunlong: "Faced with a powerful enemy, even if we know we cannot defeat them, we must resolutely draw our swords. Even if we fall, we must become a mountain or a ridge, with bayonets raised, ready to attack."
Zhang Dabiao: "Report to the commander, an enemy regiment is gathering."
Li Yunlong: "Pass on my order. Immediately use the 152mm howitzer group to cover the enemy's assembly area with artillery fire. Who needs hand-to-hand combat when there are artillery groups?"
From then on, Li Yunlong and the New 1st Regiment embarked on the path of becoming rich first and then leading the poor to become rich.
So the brigade commander often called Li Yunlong and said, "Li Yunlong, congratulations on your fortune."

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