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Carefully, a fifty-kilogram aerial bomb was taken out and placed on it. This thing is really dangerous; it's an impact-triggered device. If it's too sensitive, even a slight bump or knock will detonate it, and then you'll have nowhere to cry.

However, he wasn't without a backup plan. He could store it in his spatial storage before the explosion, and then everything would be fine, although the losses might be quite significant.

After placing the aerial bomb on the mat, Li Mu took out a spool of yarn from his spatial storage—the kind used for knitting sweaters. It was the low-quality kind, the kind that broke easily with the slightest pull.

One end was tied to an aerial bomb, and it was pulled back for seven and a half meters. The thread in his hand was pulled off and straightened. With a thought, the aerial bomb and the thread, maintaining their current shape, were stored in the space.

Next, Li Mu took out a 250-kilogram aerial bomb from his spatial storage, operated it in the same way, and put it back into his spatial storage.

Next, Li Mu spent three hours working on this, and the results were quite good. There were a total of thirty 250-kilogram aerial bombs; one hundred 50-kilogram aerial bombs; and two hundred 25-kilogram aerial bombs.

They were all arranged in this shape and stored in the space, so that they can be released at any time to bomb targets if needed in the future.

Chapter 425 Attack and Night Raid

The next day, Li Mu got up early, rubbing his hands together in anticipation, showing some excitement.

Now that the weapons are ready, we should give them a try.

Meanwhile, the ground crew had already completed the preparations, climbed onto the fighter jet, put on their flight helmets, closed the cabin doors, started the engine, and the fighter jet slowly taxied, soon soaring into the blue sky.

More than an hour later, the fighter jet flew to the vicinity of Xuzhou. Due to the limited combat radius, it could only stay there for more than 20 minutes before having to return, otherwise it would run out of fuel.

After carefully listening to the direction from which the gunfire was coming, Li Mu circled half a circle and flew directly there.

However, far away, before even reaching the battlefield, he saw more than a dozen small black dots circling above the battlefield. Li Mu was stunned for a moment, then immediately realized that these were all Japanese fighter jets.

It was only then that he suddenly realized that during the Battle of Xuzhou, air superiority seemed to be in the hands of the Japanese.

The situation was somewhat better during the Battle of Shanghai, where the two sides' aircraft fought back and forth. Although the latter ultimately lost, the Japanese still managed to seize air superiority.

When it came to the Battle of Xuzhou, air superiority was firmly in the hands of the Japanese, with hundreds of warplanes taking turns bombing the battlefield.

Under such circumstances, it is truly remarkable that they were able to win such a tough battle as Taierzhuang.

In this situation, it would be unwise to fly any further, facing a dozen or so Japanese fighter planes all by oneself.

After surveying the terrain, Li Mu flew in another direction. According to the information provided by the Military Intelligence Division, there seemed to be a newly built supply depot in this direction.

He flew and searched all the way, and actually found some clues. This time he was much more careful, and the fighter jet climbed up to an altitude of 5,000 meters, and the speed gradually decreased.

Li Mu opened the hatch, took out his binoculars, and while maneuvering the fighter jet, he slowly circled at an altitude of 5,000 meters, changing the angle and direction of the jet to facilitate observation of targets through the binoculars.

It was indeed a fairly large military supply depot, with Japanese soldiers on guard and blackout measures in place. Just now, another five or six cars drove in.

If that's the case, things will be much easier.

After circling for half a turn, the plane swooped down toward the warehouse. Four thousand meters, three thousand meters. The Japanese seemed to realize that this was not their plane, and the air raid siren immediately blared throughout the entire area.

At the same time, several anti-aircraft machine guns were aimed at the sky and fired simultaneously.

Li Mu maintained an altitude of over 2,000 meters and stopped descending. As he passed over the area above the warehouse, he reached out of the window and a 250-kilogram aerial bomb suddenly appeared, carrying a 7.5-meter-long piece of yarn, and fell straight down.

The fighter jet circled half a circle in the air and flew over the area above the warehouse again. Suddenly, another 250-kilogram aerial bomb appeared and crashed down.

At that moment, the first aerial bomb hit the ground, striking the right side of the warehouse with a loud bang, destroying a large portion of the warehouse, which covered dozens of acres.

Li Mu circled half a circle again, and another 250-kilogram aerial bomb appeared out of thin air and crashed down.

At that moment, a second aerial bomb landed on one side of the warehouse. After a loud bang, there was another series of explosions, followed by a burst of flames.

It's unclear whether the oil depot or the gunpowder depot was blown up.

Just as Li Mu was about to fire another one, five or six black dots flew towards them from a distance. Clearly, the little notebook's plane had arrived.

Having achieved his basic objective, Li Mu wasn't going to wait for the notebook to catch up. He turned the plane around and flew in another direction.

The little notebook behind him had clearly also noticed what he had just done and was relentlessly following behind. Li Mu was just thinking about whether to take advantage of his speed and lead the Japanese planes around the area when suddenly several black dots appeared ahead again—it was the Japanese planes surrounding him.

Considering that the Japanese had air superiority and who knew how many fighter jets they could summon later, I dared not delay any longer. I quickly climbed and accelerated, flying in another direction.

Unexpectedly, they soon encountered two more Japanese planes. Li Mu had no choice but to continue climbing and increase his speed to the limit. After much hardship, he finally managed to shake off the two planes and escape the encirclement.

I glanced at the fuel gauge with lingering fear. If I had delayed any longer, I wouldn't have had enough gas to get back.

More than an hour later, back in Nanyang, Li Mu finally breathed a sigh of relief, realizing that he had indeed been careless this time.

Since the start of the war, air superiority has largely been in the hands of Ben Affleck; this is an indisputable fact. It's normal for him to be intercepted and attacked by the enemy when he casually flies his plane around.

Fortunately, the little devil was unprepared and never expected that someone would casually open a fighter jet and dare to make a move, which gave Li Mu the opportunity to act and escape.

If the other side becomes alert and sets up a trap in advance, it's hard to say whether they can escape.

This incident illustrates that while flying a fighter jet may seem exciting and cool, danger lurks everywhere, and one should not be overly optimistic. Furthermore, his preparations were inadequate; many backup and self-rescue measures were not prepared in advance.

Back at the villa, Li Mu carefully reviewed what had happened and realized many problems.

In particular, there was a serious lack of preparation in terms of backup plans and self-rescue measures. With adequate preparation, many dangers could have been avoided.

In the afternoon, after some deep thought, Li Mu loaded the two fighter jets, which had been inspected, refueled, and were ready to take off at any time, into the space.

In the future, if a fighter jet you are piloting encounters an accident, you can utilize the characteristics of the system space to make the fighter jet in space appear under your backside at any time.

Given enough reaction time and proper handling, it's not impossible to turn danger into safety.

Of course, in addition to fighter jets, Li Mu also has several different types of parachutes in his space, which can be matched with different altitudes and environments.

If other options fail, and the boat lands in the water, it is of course essential.

Then consider that if it were to be deployed in the wild, all sorts of survival tools, food, medicine, and other living supplies would be indispensable.

After preparing a batch of supplies and facilities in the space, he finally breathed a sigh of relief.

Next, Li Mu began to consider the second question: with the enemy clearly holding air superiority, should he continue to the front lines alone in his aircraft?

The answer is yes, we can't be scared off by this little difficulty, there's always a way.

However, Li Mu was also well aware that his attack on the Japanese yesterday was not entirely unrelated to today's encirclement and pursuit. Furthermore, the bombing of the supply depot this morning was highly likely to have alerted the Japanese.

They might have already set a trap and were waiting for them.

Therefore, given this situation, the method of attacking the Xuzhou front should be changed.

Besides that, there was another thing that also made him somewhat wary.

Piloting a fighter jet, unrestricted by the amount of bombs it can carry, and dropping more bombs at once seems exhilarating, and it truly is.

But once or twice is fine, but if it happens too often, won't it arouse suspicion?

Especially during the day, if you fly even lower, how could a fighter jet possibly have such a large payload to drop so many bombs? It's clearly unreasonable.

Not to mention, if other nearby fighter jets discover the aerial bombs that appeared out of nowhere while they are being dropped, it will only cause more trouble for them.

At that time, not only will the little notebook be curious, but other friendly forces will also be curious and want to find out.

Sometimes, it's necessary to plan ahead and avoid certain situations from happening.

After much deliberation, Li Mu realized that compared to wandering around the front lines during the day, facing so many Japanese warplanes and fraught with danger, it would be much more enjoyable to stay at night.

At night, the Japanese fighter planes generally don't take to the skies, so air superiority is out of the question. They can fly at will, and the risks are much lower.

Once you find a suitable target, you can fire a shot and blast it into a complete mess.

Moreover, visibility is limited at night, and people can't see each other at a distance. If they are surrounded or in danger, it is easier to escape.

Furthermore, in terms of field of vision and night vision, Li Mu also held an advantage and was full of confidence. Having experienced so many worlds, not only had his physical fitness become stronger, but all aspects of his bodily functions, including his five senses, had become much more acute.

Their eyesight is also improving, and even their night vision is much better than that of ordinary people. Under these circumstances, they have a clear advantage over ordinary pilots when flying at night, and can make full use of their strengths.

Most importantly, with the cover of night, no one knows how many aerial bombs you dropped, let alone how many fighter jets came, saving you a lot of trouble.

After much deliberation, Li Mu finally made a decision.

For reasons of secrecy and security, operating at night is obviously more appropriate and makes it easier to conceal one's identity, which is especially important.

In the future, when the Japanese are bombed by his planes every night, they will definitely try to find out his information and eliminate or retaliate.

If his true identity is discovered, Nanyang will be in danger.

This is not an exaggeration, but something that could very well happen.

Therefore, in order to avoid drawing too much attention to Nanyang, the formation of the flight team can only be done slowly for the next period of time.

His flying of fighter jets and this secret military airfield must be kept strictly confidential to avoid arousing suspicion.

Even if Xiaoben recognized the Hawk 75 model, it didn't matter. As far as Li Mu knew, the new batch of Hawk 75 fighter jets purchased by Guofu had arrived and were being gradually equipped by the Air Force.

In addition to this batch, there is another batch of Hawk 75s, which I heard will arrive soon.

This means that the Kuomintang army is also equipped with a considerable number of Hawk 75 fighter jets. Even if the Japanese recognize the aircraft, there are many people to blame and they will not think about other aspects.

With everything sorted out, Li Mu breathed a sigh of relief.

Considering that even during a night raid, it would be necessary to be familiar with the terrain and the target, Li Mu had someone install a camera under the head of the Hawk 75, so that it could be filmed like a movie to capture the terrain and situation.

Although night raids will be the primary mode of attack from now on, it doesn't mean that daytime flights are prohibited. Although Japan has air superiority on the front lines, as long as the altitude is high enough, and one keeps a low profile, avoids entering combat zones, and doesn't attack to attract attention, the danger should not be significant.

Chapter 426 Air Defense and the Situation

For the next few days, Li Mu continued to fly to the front lines every day in his Hawk 75 fighter jet, which was equipped with a camera.

His objective this time was not to annihilate the enemy, but to gather intelligence and survey the terrain. Although he encountered Japanese aircraft twice more, he easily escaped them.

At other times, I spend most of my time each day studying the videos I've filmed.