Sword of Light: I Can Summon the Fourth Disaster

Qiu Lixing stood there in a daze, frowning. He had just received news that Zhang Zonglin actually disobeyed orders on the battlefield, which surprised him very much.

"What on earth is Zhang Zonglin thinking about?" Qiu Lixing muttered to himself.

Huang Zherang heard this and said unhappily:

"What else can I think about? I think the five regiments in my hands are enough to support him in taking down the capital."

"But he is not willing to use his muscular head. Is the capital so easy to capture? Not to mention that there is Okamura Neiji in the city, the two Japanese divisions in the city station are not easy to bully."

Qiu Lixing thought about Huang Zherang's character and shook his head in distress. It was a good thing that he did not bring him with him when he left the country, otherwise the Northeast would have been in turmoil by now.

"Boss Huang, when I came here, I found that there were many of our troops fighting the devils on the road between our two divisions. How come the devils appeared here?"

Upon hearing this, Huang Zherang, who was already in a bad mood, suddenly became angry.

"Our team is too large to cover up our movements. We were originally moving to put pressure on the Japanese in the capital, but after Zhang Zonglin moved, the Japanese immediately guessed our purpose."

"Although the Japanese are poor in resources, the railway is still under their control. In just one day, they mobilized two divisions to block our way. Now I have asked several regiments under my command to deal with those two Japanese divisions."

Qiu Lixing sighed when he heard this. He had been in the Northeast for several months but had not yet made any progress. If he had taken control of the railway line earlier, Huang Zherang would not have been so passive.

"Boss Huang, you were incompetent and failed to cut off the enemy's transportation network in advance, which affected the plan."

Huang Zherang waved his hand and said with some emotion: "The Japs are a semi-motorized force, and there is a large plain outside the Great Wall. You definitely can't block the Japs' path."

Qiu Lixing lifted his spirits and asked, "Boss Huang, the enemy has mobilized troops one after another and is now trying to block us inside the pass. What should we do?"

Huang Zherang paced around the room for a while and said, "The only solution now is to get out of the pass. I will have the first few regiments intensify the offensive and fight our way out of the pass in one go."

"But I'm afraid that after we get out of the border, we won't be able to gain a firm foothold yet and will be attacked head-on by the Japanese. This will put us in a passive position."

Qiu Lixing took a deep breath and said, "Boss Huang, I have arranged a blocking force before I entered the pass. The enemy's reinforcements will not be able to come out for a while."

Huang Zherang nodded and said, "Time is pressing now. We can't wait any longer."

"The situation is urgent now. There is no need to leave the country in an orderly manner. We can leave the country on our own as a company."

Qiu Lixing nodded and agreed: "Let's do it!"

As the order was issued, the six regiments began to break out by force. On the battlefield, artillery fire was continuous and the shouts of killing were deafening.

Qiu Lixing led his guards to replace the 13th Temporary Regiment. He held a big knife in his hand and chopped left and right. Wherever he went, the enemies fell one after another.

"Kill!" Qiu Lixing roared loudly. His body was covered in blood, but he didn't care.

Under his leadership, the company successfully broke through the enemy's first line of defense. But they did not stop and continued to rush forward.

"Charge!" Qiu Lixing waved his sword and continued to rush forward.

Just then, a shell landed beside him and he was knocked to the ground in an instant.

"Mr. Qiu!" The guards gathered around and dug Qiu Lixing out of the ground.

Qiu Lixing slowly opened his eyes and said, "I'm fine, keep going!"

The soldiers nodded, picked up their weapons again, and continued to rush forward.