The Anti-Japanese War Begins with the Northeast Army

Chapter 268 Mutiny

On the day when they received the order to reinforce, the Mongolian troops stationed in Xiyingchang, led by their leader Bayin, rushed out in full force with all their horses and equipment and rushed towards Siping.

As a bold and unrestrained nomadic people, they were confined in the West Camp, where they were trained and well-fed by several officers sent down by the Hai family for half a year. They had already been driven crazy by the confinement.

Now when they heard that their Master Jiang had been beaten up, especially when they heard that it was the Japanese devils who came to seize their territory, they howled with hatred.

Under Bayin's leadership, they rushed all the way and it took them more than a day to get here, even though they were fully equipped.

The main theme is "We can't help it anymore" and "We want to kill the enemy."

Now, even the arrogant Japanese Suzuki Hideki was stunned.

Originally, they received news from inside the city that a group of cavalry was going to raid Zhang Haipeng's camp.

He and Minamoto no Yoshihei both chose to stand by and pretend to be ignorant, allowing the Chinese to teach their idiot a lesson for trying to take advantage without any intention of taking any action.

However, such a selfish choice led to the demise of their "loyal" lackey, Damazi.

Even though Suzuki Hideki brought heavy firepower today, he did not say hello to Minamoto no Yoshihei... After all, they had different political views, and he took advantage of the chaos of the war and brought a small group of troops to take advantage.

Seeing that their reinforcements were so fierce and numerous, Suzuki Hideki, who was confused about the situation for a moment, did not make any detailed considerations and ran away with his small troops.

If you don't run away, I'll pick you up!

At the same time that Bayin led this group of Mongolian soldiers who had been trapped for half a year to rush forward, Jiang Cheng also led the trainees out of the woods and began to fight back.

Although they originally had an advantage in both numbers and equipment, they completely lost their inherent advantages when they were attacked from both sides. In particular, the retreat of their "allies" caused Zhang Haipeng to be chased and blocked all the way.

He couldn't win by fighting... but he could run. How could he outrun the Mongolian cavalry, who were famous for their swift horses and sudden attacks?

The situation of the war was completely reversed before dawn. Zhang Haipeng was trapped under a low ridge and surrounded by the cavalry regiment.

"Surrender! We surrender!"

Someone at the foot of the mountain ridge shouted loudly, and then the group of soldiers who were frightened by the prairie wolves and whose pants were filled with blood shouted one after another, "Don't kill us, we are all family, we are all family!"

"We are all from the Northeast, so we are also handsome, right?"

At this time, Jiang Cheng and the cadets also rushed over. Hearing the terrified voice of the unfortunate guy under the low beam, he couldn't help but shook his head and smiled.

The Fengtian Army had no unified program and was in chaos among the generals, not to mention the low-level soldiers who joined the army just to earn a little military pay.

This burst of crying and shouting was quite contagious, but faced with it, the Mongolian cavalrymen just stared at each other in confusion: because they couldn't speak the same language.

While people were still communicating in Mongolian, gunshots suddenly rang out from under the low beam.

Thinking that the enemy was still trying to put up a desperate resistance, all the Mongolian soldiers just turned their weapons around, only to find to their shock that their guns were not pointed at themselves, but at each other.

There was actually... an internal conflict?
With three gunshots, the soldier who took the lead in surrendering and causing trouble fell to the ground and died, holding his chest.

The cadets were dumbfounded as they watched the noisy Zhang Haipeng and his guards fight with the subordinates and soldiers who were shouting about surrender:
"I usually pay you to support you, and I live a frugal life, just for you to fight and risk my life!" The extremely angry Da Mazi didn't even care about the guns that his own side had pointed at him. He raised his military cap with a box gun and shouted, "You bastards! You have to surrender if you say so... It's not time to lose the war yet, take up your guns."

"Beat him! Beat him to death!"

Jiang Cheng and others were all at a loss whether to laugh or cry.

Seeing his furious look, he had no doubt that Zhang Damazi would say the following sentence:
Just because I have to support you bastards, I am so stingy that I don’t even dare to take more concubines. Isn’t this miserable for me! ?

But the mutiny had already happened, and Jiang Cheng knew very well that the more angry he was, the more infuriated his soldiers would become, and the more thorough the rebellion would be.

Of course, the catalyst that accelerates this “complete rebellion” will depend on him, the enemy leader.

Jiang Cheng sneered twice, put his hands in his pockets and stepped forward and said loudly: "Listen to me!"

"I, Jiang Feilan, know that you are soldiers under the command of the Fengtian Army, and I can tell right from wrong in my heart—"

"The two armies are also under the command of the commanders when they are fighting. So, as long as you are willing to lay down your weapons, I will only take the lead! The rest can leave, and those who are willing to be incorporated can stay!"

After saying this, all the soldiers, who had an extremely strong desire to survive, cast hateful glances at Zhang Haipeng who was surrounded by the guards.

"you!"

Seeing the guards looking at him like wild beasts, the panicked Zhang Haipeng suddenly became furious and turned his box gun towards Jiang Cheng, "Jiang Feilan! I want your..."

But before he could finish the second half of his sentence, the group of soldiers who had long been unable to contain themselves suddenly rushed over with roars.

The guards were no match for the group of soldiers. Moreover, even they were only slightly more loyal than ordinary soldiers. Faced with their ruthless killing spree, some of them turned around and attacked Zhang Haipeng.

Two fists are no match for four hands, and Damazi only had a box gun with only a few bullets in his hand. As soon as he ran out of ammunition, he was surrounded by the soldiers who rushed up.

The gunfight turned into close combat, with bayonets and machetes fighting in a mess, almost like wild beasts sharing a meal.

This future puppet army chief of Taonan, the first traitor who defected to the enemy during the Jiangqiao Anti-Japanese War, had been hacked and stabbed to pieces, leaving no trace of his body.

The battle ended just like that. Jiang Cheng actually had no intention of recruiting these soldiers for the time being. Instead, he ordered these soldiers to leave their horses and weapons on the spot and then leave on their own.

They rushed to Siping with reinforcements. When the Jilin Army heard that Fengtian Army's reinforcements had arrived, they had no intention of continuing the battle.

After all, under the command of Guo Maochen, although they broke through the city gate six times in a row, their attacks were repelled every time.

The scouts reported that the fleeing Jilin Army was heading towards Liaoyuan. Jiang Cheng, who had returned to Siping, also confirmed that reinforcements from Cai Yuanzong, Hai Rushong and Wang Junshan would be arriving soon, so he decided to go to Zhengjiatun to reap the Japanese.

"Those damn bastards want to take over more territory?"

Jiang Cheng looked at his men who were so determined to fight and shouted, "Pass my order, gather the troops and prepare for battle. Let's go to Zhengjiatun and beat the damn devils back to their emperor!"

But before the order was passed down, Guo Maochen, who had made great contributions in the Siping attack and defense, rushed up and grabbed his shoulders: "Feilan, this battle cannot be fought like this!"

(End of this chapter)