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After ending his years of virginity, Ding Wei seemed more refreshed.

I wake up in the morning and pat my butt, as if nothing happened.

Without any psychological burden, in his mind, women would only affect the speed of drawing the gun.

Don't even think about status or anything like that. Mu Wanqiu is a smart person. Her identity cannot be made public, so she can only hide in the shadows and help secretly.

Returning to Tianjin from Rehe, Mu Wanqiu turned from a girl into a young woman, or perhaps it was the change in her mentality that added a bit of charm to her.

Mu Liancheng is such a cunning person that no change can escape his eyes.

The purpose of carefully training a niece is to use her at the critical moment.

When he learned that she had a relationship with Ding Wei, he slapped his thigh with joy.

"Okay, okay, okay, the Japanese are about to be wiped out. The world will be in chaos in the future, and most likely it will be Shancheng's fault."

Ding Wei had two identities, commander of the Eastern Route Army of the 12th War Zone and commander of the Suirecha Military Region.

The former was given by Shancheng. He was a lieutenant general with the rank of general and had an army of 30. No one would dare to provoke him easily.

This gentleman has made a great name for himself and is listed among the Kwantung Army and the North China Expeditionary Army.

Even if Shancheng gains power in the future, as long as Ding Wei wants, he can join in at any time and get an important position.

Mu Wanqiu has this kind of relationship with Ding Wei, so he can also curry favor with him.

"Wanqiu, you have to grasp this relationship. Commander Ding is a well-connected person. As long as he opens his mouth, your uncle's problem will not be a problem."

Mu Liancheng couldn't eat or sleep well these days, and was still thinking about how to use his connections to ask for a golden order.

Once the Japs are defeated and the Japs withdraw, he doesn't want to be held accountable.

Not only Mu Liancheng, but all the traitors and puppet troops were trying to find a way out.

This winter, the rear areas were relatively quiet, with some smoke from cooking fires and signs of life. The Japanese invaders and puppet troops were no longer able to carry out mopping-up operations and were unable to collect food from the local areas.

Militia were stationed in every village and town, and guerrillas or main companies of the Eighth Route Army were stationed nearby.

The military and civilians work together to survive this "warm" winter.

War brings pain, but it also makes people cherish the hard-earned stability.

The military factory's production did not stop, and ammunition and firearms were constantly transported to the front line. The Taiyuan Arsenal was not very useful, as it had a strong industrial foundation. Even if the equipment was transported away by the Japanese, it would be much more convenient than in the mountains.

What's more, there are north-south railway and highway lines to assist transportation.

The tractor produced in Datong can be used as a car by pulling a wooden cart.

The seized trucks and cars were also put back on the road after repairs.

It looks a bit old, but the quality is good and it can still run smoothly.

The most gratifying thing is the oil from Yanchang, whose quality has always been good. However, due to the lack of mining equipment and the small number of oil wells drilled, the output has not been increased.

In the past six months, new mining equipment has been installed, and production has increased fivefold. Fuel is transported out of the mountainous areas and supplied to the troops for use.

In addition to mined oil, there are other inferior oils such as tung oil that can be used.

Always have to find alternatives to keep the four wheels running.

The booming production in the rear gave life to the main regiments of the Eighth Route Army. In the past, there were not enough guns and ammunition. With the increase in the production capacity of military factories, this problem was gradually solved.

In addition, the Japanese and puppet troops took the initiative to send weapons and exchange them for food, which also allowed the troops to renovate their equipment.

Wang Tao's Fifth Column seized a lot of Japanese weapons, including more than 20 mountain cannons, and even more mortars, small steel cannons, and grenade launchers.

The newly formed security forces of the Japanese lacked heavy weapons, but were instead equipped with the latest Type 96 light machine guns.

The old troops are still using the Type 96 rifle, while the new security forces, with poor combat effectiveness, are using the Type rifle instead.

It's fucking weird.

Whether it is strange or not, the Japanese weapons will fall into our hands sooner or later.

In just half a year, the Fifth Column's strength almost doubled. Ding Wei transferred three regiments, nearly 3 people, into Rehe.

Supplement to the First Column and increase the column's strength to 2.

The main column must have a size of at least 2 to 3 people. To match the Japanese division, the number of troops cannot be less.

Why do we need to transfer troops from the Fifth Column? Can't we recruit them locally?

Some new recruits were recruited, but the number did not meet Ding Wei's expectations.

The mass base in the Northeast was poor, and the problem was mainly in two aspects: there was a lot of land in the area, and most people had land to cultivate, belonging to the ranks of rich peasants and small landlords. The policies of the Eighth Route Army had little appeal to them.

In addition, the Japanese invaders and the puppet Manchukuo army have been operating here for many years, so it is difficult to overthrow their influence in the first place.

During the years of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the brave men of Northeast China have fought in various parts of the country. It's not that they didn't resist, but they have paid a huge price.

The troops' casualties and losses can only be replenished by personnel from North China.

This is the fastest and most convenient method.

The troops were stationed in Baichengzi, and the mechanized combat brigade and the tank brigade were the first to replace their equipment.

All semi-automatic rifles and 50mm mortars are used to enhance assault firepower.

Zhou Weiguo came here to preside over the situation. This unit has strong combat effectiveness and poses a great threat to the Kwantung Army.

To the west is the 107th Division stationed in the mountains, to the east is the 9th Independent Tank Brigade used for confrontation, and to the north is the 30th Field Heavy Artillery Regiment used for defense.

An independent rapid-fire artillery battalion, an independent heavy artillery squadron, and part of the 136th Division were also added.

Although a ceasefire agreement was signed, the deployment of troops by both sides became more rigorous.

Everyone knows that the so-called ceasefire agreement is no better than toilet paper and can be torn off at any time.

Under the entanglement of interests, the agreement is really worthless.

The original goal of attacking Baichengzi was to isolate the Japanese 107th Division. After Zhou Weiguo arrived here, he ordered his men to block the main entrance into the mountain.

If the Japanese wanted to transport supplies, they had to take a detour through the mountain roads in the north.

The Greater Khingan Range area is densely forested, and the Japanese built many sturdy and hidden bunkers, making the attack quite difficult.

The best way is to cut off their logistics lines, leaving the Japanese without food and water, and forcing them to dig snow and eat tree bark, forcing them to withdraw from the fortress group on their own.

The Kwantung Army Headquarters held another meeting, and the European battlefield had already shown a complete decline.

The Far Eastern Army also began to take action and started to organize its armaments. It is undeniable that the Far Eastern Army had plans to attack southward.

The two sides also signed a friendship treaty, claiming non-aggression and non-fire.

But border frictions have never stopped.

They all know each other's character and will definitely fight if there is a chance.

How is the current layout considered? Where should the Kwantung Army's heavy troops be placed? On the western front? In the north? In the east?

The First and Second Fronts of the Far Eastern Army were stationed in Outer Manchuria and Vladivostok.

A large number of fortresses and strongholds were built here, which were said to be indestructible.

There are also fortresses in the west to guard against the Trans-Baikal Front, and now we also have to keep an eye on Ding Wei.

He has three divisions of troops at his disposal, which can be pushed into the rear to cause trouble. Once the Far Eastern Army launches an offensive, the Sui-Re-Cha Military Region will certainly take the opportunity to attack.

The situation is not favorable for them.