Bright Sword: I took Li Yunlong to work in military industry

This 17-meter-long, jet-black missile hit the train station at a speed exceeding the speed of sound. Hata Shunroku, who was nearby, was too close to see this spectacular scene.

Because before the scroll was unfolded in front of him, he was knocked away by the huge shock wave.

When the missile accurately hit the roof of the railway station under the dual guidance of the gyroscope and electromagnetic signals, the 1.5 tons of high explosive carried by the warhead was instantly detonated.

A huge ball of fire rose into the sky, followed by the violent compression of the air after the explosion. It looked like a puff of white smoke rising at that moment.

Then a huge shock wave quickly swept through the solid wall structure of the train station. Under the explosion, these bricks and concrete structures were like playing cards in a strong wind. They were lightly lifted into the air and then thrown away and disappeared without a trace.

The train made of steel was like a broken onion, twisting and rolling on the ground. The straight line of the train was torn apart in an instant, like a headless snake twisting wildly on the ground.

The Japanese had four or five special troop transport trains like this one.

Hata Shunroku managed not to faint. He stared with bloodshot eyes at the train that was torn apart by the huge explosion and twisted like a maggot. He was almost despairing at this moment.

If steel has become like this, what about the Japanese Kwantung Army transported in steel carriages?

Even the Japanese soldier Hata Shunroku didn't dare to imagine what was happening to the 1st Division of the Kwantung Army loaded in this carriage. Would they be shaken to death on the spot and then tossed around in the swaying carriage and eventually turned into a pool of meat paste?

It dares not think about it, nor does it want to think about it.

Unlike Hata Shunroku who could not bear to open his eyes to watch, Comrade "Dagger" on the evacuation route was standing there blankly watching the huge fireball and powerful explosion rising into the sky in the direction of the train station.

"Oh my god. Isn't this big guy really a bit too overbearing?"

"Dagger" had experienced big scenes and large-scale battles before, but he had never seen the shocking scene of the simultaneous explosion of the equivalent of five thousand kilograms of TNT explosives.

It was difficult for him to see clearly in the darkness, but he could see that before he had even left the city after sending the confidential message, a ball of extremely violent fire had risen from the direction of the train station, followed by a loud bang like thunder.

This made him, who was on the edge of a knife, unable to retreat, and he kept looking back while running quickly.

He saw the Kwantung Army coming with his own eyes, and he also saw clearly the landing point and power of the artillery shell. "Dagger" understood that these Kwantung Army devils were doomed to die.

There's no need to even do a damage assessment. It's probably impossible to do a damage assessment on this entire division of Japanese soldiers because they've almost all been reduced to ashes.

"Dagger" stopped and took a deep breath to regain his strength. Of course, he also wanted to take a few more looks at the miserable condition of the devil.

This was the first time in all the years since the Japanese invaded China that he had seen with his own eyes so many Japanese troops being annihilated in an organized manner. It was truly a great relief.

Before this, he had always heard that the Eighth Route Army in Shanxi, especially Li Yunlong's troops, had extremely amazing combat effectiveness, and that the number of Japanese soldiers killed by the Independent Regiment had reached 10,000 to 20,000. It was indeed encouraging, but after all, he had not seen it with his own eyes, so something he had not seen with his own eyes naturally did not count.

Now that he had seen with his own eyes this spectacular scene of the sky collapsing and the earth splitting, Comrade "Dagger" faced the strong wind caused by the shock wave, his clothes rustling, and he felt quite pleased.

Comrade Dagger murmured to himself: "It's worth it, this life is worth it. Even if I was just delivering the message in the train station and died on the spot, it would be worth it!"

However, this dashing posture soon disappeared, because the bricks and rubble that were blown high into the sky by the violent explosion fell down and hit Comrade "Dagger", leaving him with a bruised face and nose.

Just as Comrade Dagger was preparing to speed up his evacuation, he saw a scene that he would never forget in his life.

Above his head, there were six "cannonballs" flying across the sky. The extremely high speed caused extremely violent friction between the projectiles and the air, creating visible flames.

Boom!

Boom!

Boom!

......

Three of the six shells hit the train station again, and the battlefield, which had just calmed down, became deafening again.

Physically deafening.

Comrade Dagger originally thought that one "shell" of such a large yield would be enough. After all, our side was in a difficult situation before, and it was quite difficult to spend all our savings to save up such a "shell".

But when he saw the six "shells" that followed one after another, he truly realized what the "saturation attack" in the previous order from his superiors meant.

Saturation attack and saturation bombing mean bombing something into a white area in the physical sense.

In the designated area, not to mention a single Japanese soldier standing on the ground, even if there were a few walls that had not been blown down, it would be considered a failure in this saturation bombing!

Seeing three consecutive artillery shells falling into the train station, the Japanese soldier Hata Shunroku was finally worried. If he had still hoped that some of the Kwantung Army on the train could survive after the first "shell" hit, but after the subsequent three shells hit, even the train was blown to pieces. How could the Japanese Kwantung Army on the train have any chance of survival?

There will probably no longer be any possibility of collecting the bodies.

How can it explain this to the locusts in the sky?

In the aftermath of the subsequent explosion, Hata Shunroku, who had suffered both physical and mental attacks, finally couldn't hold on any longer. His eyes went black and he lost consciousness.

Comrade "Dagger" no longer hesitated, turned around and resolutely evacuated out of the city.

The vibrations generated by the explosion were transmitted through the ground. The originally very solid ground was now as soft as fermented dough. He knew that this was because the powerful explosion caused the entire stratum to begin to vibrate and become soft.

Of the six subsequent "shells", three hit the train station, while the other three went straight to the Japanese army camp and ammunition and fuel depot.

Looking to the northwest, in addition to the explosion when the "shell" landed, there was also a secondary explosion, which obviously caused the ammunition depot and fuel depot to explode.

The fire caused by the secondary explosion directly dyed half of Shijiazhuang city red. The originally dark night sky looked like a basin of blood was poured on it, extremely sad and beautiful.

Comrade "Dagger" soon met up with the comrades who had arranged the retreat route, and they ran out of the city as fast as they could. Together with them were the people in the city. Although these people were not directly attacked, the violent explosions still gave them the illusion that the Chinese army was attacking the city.

In order to avoid becoming civilians and victims of the Japanese invaders' butcher knives, these people chose to quickly flee this dangerous place.

"Dagger" and others mixed in the chaotic crowd and became the best cover.

As time went by, the fire caused by the explosion spread to the Japanese ammunition depot and the military supply warehouse near the station. The air in the whole city became scorching. "Dagger" and others felt it was burning as they breathed in the air burned by the fire.

When they arrived outside the city and turned around to look at Shijiazhuang City behind them, a raging fire had already broken out with the railway station, the Japanese army camp and the ammunition depot as the center.

The Molten City of Living Fire!