The Anti-Japanese War Begins with the Northeast Army

Chapter 176 Sneak attack, Siping asks for help!
"Yes, it's definitely not the Mongolian bandits. I'm afraid it's the Japanese."

Jiang Cheng also took over the conversation, "At least, they are also people who use Japanese weapons and supplies."

Cui Yinggui turned back in shock. Jiang Cheng continued, "I picked up an iron box by the campfire. If I hadn't made a mistake, it must have been the Japanese military rations."

After saying this, Jiang Cheng frowned and walked forward, crouching down to look at these tortured corpses. He took a deep breath and said, "Uncle Gui, have you seen these wounds?"

The Mongolians were good at riding and shooting, and the gradual popularization of guns did allow some Mongolian bandits to use hot weapons, and... even if they had some reservations, the Japanese military also gave them a lot of material support.

But when it comes to cold weapons, this nation on horseback still prefers sabers.

Especially the ones in front of him who were being used as "human stakes" to practice bayonet techniques were exactly the same as those of the Japanese. Jiang Cheng didn't believe that these people were the remnants of Babuzab!
"You kid, you're pretty smart, huh?"

Cui Yinggui praised, but then said, "Not only that, look at these brothers who were killed, the knots on their bodies are not the ones commonly used by Mongolians..."

There was no sign of any connection with the Mongolian bandits at the scene.

It's not strange to use the devil's weapons, but it's totally wrong to have no traces at all.

Jiang Cheng took a deep breath. The bloody smell in the cold air made him feel suffocated and uneasy:
"That's not right! Even if it's not the Japanese, the one who got their equipment and supplies must be someone who has close ties with the Japanese troops."

"We have to go back and report to Commander Wu!"

They hit it off immediately, and just as they ran out of the woods with guns slung over their shoulders, a burst of explosions was heard from a distance, shocking everyone.

Cui Yinggui slapped his thigh and said, "Oh no, we've been fooled!"

Looking at the direction of the attack, it was clearly the temporary camp where Wu Junsheng's troops were resting. The rumbling explosions shook the ground.

The Japs must have captured these Fengtian Army soldiers who came to investigate, and after interrogating them, they went around and attacked!

"There are only six of us. What's the point of going back now?"

Seeing Cui Yinggui's eyes turn red with anxiety, Jiang Cheng calmed down and said, "If Commander Wu can do it, the six of us won't make a difference. If he can't do it, the six of us won't be able to do anything."

Seeing that he looked like he was about to hit someone, Jiang Cheng gritted his teeth and said, "My eldest brother-in-law Yuan Zong is still here, do you think I'm not anxious? I may be anxious, but there's no need to die!"

"We are not far from the Siping garrison. Let's go find Uncle Wu to get reinforcements!"

Siping garrison commander Du Haisheng is Jiang Lanxuan's close friend, and Jiang Cheng always calls him "Fifth Uncle".

Previously, when they went to Zhengjiatun to steal the equipment smuggled by the Japanese, it was Du Haisheng who provided cover.

Without waiting for their response, Jiang Cheng ran out——

I'm not Rambo Leng Feng, nor am I a systematic soldier king. One more person won't make much difference. If we are really surrounded by the Japanese, I will just go back and die. Why bother?

Then I heard Cui Yinggui swearing and following behind me. They ran along the official road and soon found the post station.

He showed his ID and rode away on his horse. After about an hour, Jiang Cheng arrived at the Siping garrison camp.

The guards saw their uniforms from a distance and immediately put away their weapons.

"I'm Jiang Cheng! I want to see Commander Du!"

The wind was whistling as Jiang Cheng rode his horse past the roadblock, shouting loudly.

Probably hearing his voice, a man in a large cotton-padded jacket ran out from the barracks in front.

He was probably in his thirties, with a cold and solemn temperament typical of a soldier. When he saw Jiang Cheng smile, his face showed tension and vigilance for the upcoming war.

"Feilan! Why are you here..." Du Haisheng was followed by several fully armed officers. "I don't have time to greet you. I'm afraid there are some near Siping."

Before he could finish, Jiang Cheng interrupted him and said, "It must be the Japanese! They fought with Chief Wu who came to suppress the bandits!"

"Uncle Wu, send reinforcements quickly!"

Du Haisheng was quite surprised.

Not long after they fell asleep, they heard noises outside the camp.

It was Du Haisheng who reported to the Marshal before, saying that there were traces of Mongolian bandits led by Babuzab nearby.

The rebels whom they had resisted many times were actually so arrogant as to attack the regular army?

Can this be tolerated?

Du Haisheng was assembling his troops, but when he heard Jiang Cheng call them "little Japanese", his expression froze.

There are quite a lot of Japanese troops near Siping... and unlike the provincial capital, these alien species usually don't make any sense but still want to cause trouble.

"Uncle Wu, what are you waiting for? Let's go now."

Gritting his teeth, Du Haisheng ordered the entire army to attack and reinforce Wu Junsheng.

The battle had already entered a fierce stage at this time, and they were completely unprepared for the attack.

The group of people who came launched a fierce bombardment, causing chaos in their camp.

But who is he, Wu Datongtou?

A well-known warrior outside the Great Wall, he was a horse breeder and was best at surprise attacks and charges. He immediately assembled the cavalry and launched an attack on the desperate troops.

Unexpectedly, the opposite side also had a cavalry charge, which was quite powerful and had far more people than Wu Junsheng's troops.

The first round of charge was somewhat strenuous, and Wu Junsheng was shot in the thigh and fell off his horse;

When Wang Junshan and others saw this, they quickly led their troops to put out the fire. The two sides fought each other and the chaos lasted for nearly two hours.

When Du Haisheng arrived under the leadership of Jiang Cheng, Wu Junsheng's troops had already fought and retreated for a full seven or eight miles. If it weren't for the shouting and killing in the sky and the wounded and corpses left behind along the way, they would have almost lost them.

After all, they were the garrison troops in Siping. After the Marshal took office in Fengtian, he was worried that the Jilin army would cause chaos and harassment, so he sent a dozen light machine guns from Fengtian. This time, Angkor Wu, who rescued him, came in handy.

"No matter if they are Japanese or not, they are all rebels. Beat them up!"

Seeing that these bastards were so arrogant and dared to send heavy troops to attack their Fengtian Army, there was no reason for the Japanese to tolerate them.

At this moment, although the two sides were engaged in close hand-to-hand combat, the Japanese, because of their large numbers, were clearly in a semi-encirclement formation.

Du Haisheng ordered the machine gunners to set up their guns and fire wildly at the unfortunate guys who were trying to reinforce the besieged friendly forces!
The weapons of the industrial age were designed to reap a harvest once fired - especially the dozen or so machine guns roaring at the crowd at the same time. Although the firepower network was not too dense, it could instantly sweep away a large number of unsuspecting enemies.

Wu Junsheng's side clearly sensed the arrival of reinforcements, and their morale was immediately boosted!
The originally somewhat chaotic formation began to become orderly, and the soldiers began to fight back by taking advantage of the terrain.

"Hit me hard! If you dare to run, we'll charge!"

The soldiers on Du Haisheng's side were lined up and firing in volleys. Their well-trained state was simply the most disciplined force Jiang Cheng had ever seen since he traveled through time.

Almost in the blink of an eye, the situation of the war tilted towards the Fengtian Army, and the Japanese soldiers who attempted to besiege Wu Junsheng's troops clearly intended to retreat.

(End of this chapter)