When Shang Zhen discovered that his cavalry had attacked the retreating Japanese army, he actually regretted it in his heart.

He regretted that he should have taken these ten of his own people to travel further.

How far did they run? At least they don't have to participate in this battle.

And all this is just based on the most straightforward truth, that is, how can one not die if one fights?

He didn't know that there would be a few more of them in this battle, but he had to fight.

If it does not attack, it means that the Chinese cavalry that has already launched a frontal charge against the Japanese army will be fired by Japanese machine guns.

Soldiers like Xu Shenwei who have little combat experience can think of cavalry charges with cavalry to be careful of the heavy machine guns of the Japanese army. How could Shang Zhen not have imagined it?

If Shang Zhen led his troops to flee far away, he would ignore how the battle went on without seeing it, but he did not walk away after all. Since he did not walk away, can a veteran like him, who is well versed in the way of saving his life, see that his cavalry is about to be slaughtered by enemy machine guns, really be out of the matter?

As Ma Erpao shouted, we were also in the army, and we were not watching the fun.

As Xu Shenwei yelled, we are soldiers, we are not spectators!

So just as his cavalry was charging, Shang Zhen, who realized that the cavalry was suffering from great casualties, began to move quickly to the side. The reason why he wanted to be far away from his soldiers was actually that in his heart he hoped that he would just participate in the battle but his soldiers were also out of the matter.

Although he knew it was almost impossible!

But when he was aiming at the Japanese army, all his thoughts were thrown away by him.

Some people say that life is like reading a book, which is a process of reading thin, thick and thin.

But isn’t the growth of a warrior the same?

When I was in the army, I was in the battlefield with bullets and shrapnel flying everywhere. Seeing that my companion was shot and fell down, or even a living person was turned into a wreck of limbs by guns, I felt at a loss.

Whether it is the big waves washing sand or the hundreds of temperings into steel, when the recruit survives one battle after another, he has his own understanding of the battle.

Once the battle begins, you have to fight the enemy wholeheartedly. Everything has nothing to do with life and death. Even if it is the life and death of your own companions, you must let go. Everything is like a geese passing by the sky without leaving any traces."

And all these words "are like a geese passing through the sky without leaving any trace" are certainly not something Shang Zhen could say, but they were memorized by the big old man and his heart when he was meditating with the big old man and his heart.

Shang Zhen also cared about which great monk said this sentence. In his opinion, since this sentence was said by the big old man, it must be the reason invented by the big old man.

At this stage, Shang Zhen, who had been able to maintain his rationality as much as possible and had sufficient combat survival experience, naturally knew that it was time to seek profit and avoid harm.

It must be admitted that the Chinese are very capable of tolerating. In order to survive, they can tolerate what many nations in the world cannot tolerate.

But if you just endure it but don’t know how to resist, then you will become a slave and a turtle that will be shrunk?

Just as the other song written by the great musician who composed the song for "The Yellow River Chorus": "Blow up the small trumpet, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick,

This kind of song is a principle that calls on the whole nation to resist the war and make all children understand. How can adults like Shang Zhen not understand?

Shang Zhen could only try his best to avoid unnecessary sacrifices by himself and his soldiers, but when it was time for the enemy to die, he had to resist, and he would eventually "built a new Great Wall with our lives"!

Seeing that the shooting line ahead was blocked, Shang Zhen glanced at the left and saw that it was the hill they had evacuated before.

When I glanced at this, it was just the subconscious of a veteran.

And with this glance, he turned his body and pointed his rifle at the hill.

Just because he saw a Japanese army running towards the hill with guns, two Japanese soldiers had even climbed halfway up the hill.

He aimed at the gun, his eyes penetrated the void, so the muzzle firmly locked the Japanese army holding a light machine gun on the mountainside.

That hill is less than 200 meters away from Shang Zhen. With Shang Zhen's shooting skills, even if he stands up and shoots without support, it is enough to take away the other party's life, not to mention that he is still lying on the ground now.

With a "bang", the Japanese soldier on the distant mountain suddenly threw his gun and hit the hillside.

Shang Zhen stopped the bolt again and pushed it again. His muzzle turned slightly and pointed at the second Japanese again.

The Japanese army saw their companions being shot and knew that their actions were discovered by the Chinese army.

But that hill was bare, that is, there was a tree on the top of the mountain. Where did he hide it?

He could only run to the mountain desperately.

Just saying that racing against death is just an exaggeration. How can humans who can only run more than ten meters in the physical world even if they are on the flat ground for a second, so how can they run a bullet that can fly hundreds of meters in that second?

The Japanese soldier also hit the mountain in the sound of Shang Zhen's gunshots and followed his companions' footsteps.

But at this time, Shang Zhen stopped shooting. He glanced at the terrain on his left, and rolled in and hid himself behind a ridge that could barely cover his body.

If you shoot too accurately and kill too many enemies, God will be jealous, right? It would be better to change the shooting position.

Now the road is in chaos, and anyway, its own cavalry are already rushing around the road.

The Japanese army was eager to retreat before, so they should have ignored that hill.

But now the Japanese army has been besieged, and in order to avoid passively seizing the hills that are the only commanding heights here, it has become an urgent action. If the hills are really occupied by the Japanese army, with that hill as a support, the casualties of the Chinese army will only be greater.

Realizing this was the so-called subconscious that Shang Zhen glanced at the hill before.

He has been shooting at this position for a while now, and there are no enemies behind them now. He hid himself in the ridge that could block his lying lying down and looked at the hill in the distance.

With this ridge covering, he could see the Japanese army on the hills, but the Japanese army on the road could not see him, which was also his subconscious.

Subconsciousness always comes too fast, but it is much simpler than saying it out!

The gunshots in the rear of the highway were getting closer. The infantry of the Chinese army was approaching again with the support of the cavalry. Perhaps there were still Japanese troops defending the other side of the hilltop. However, the Japanese army had already been defeated, and finally gave up on the resistance on the spot and rushed north desperately.

When the gunshots became sparse and scattered until they stopped ringing, hundreds of Chinese officers and soldiers holding guns stood on the battlefield, and some were the horses standing beside the dead cavalry and sniffing.

Shang Zhen sat up from his shooting position. When footsteps sounded behind him, someone called him "supervisor", Shang Zhen did not look back. Instead, he sighed and asked, "How many of our people have died?"

(End of this chapter)


Chapter completed!