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Li Chengzai agreed with what Cao Chengmo said.

"Staff Officer Cao, you are right. If that is the case, then you should lead the 103rd and 104th Regiments to pursue He Daming's troops and stop them in Lishidong."

Cao Chengmo rolled his eyes at Li Chengzai's combat order.

"Commander, why don't you lead the team yourself?"

Upon hearing this, Li Chengzai immediately laughed.

"Staff Officer Cao, after all, the opponent is He Daming, so it's more appropriate for you as a staff officer to take action. You have a better way to deal with him than I do."

When Cao Chengmo heard what his teacher said, he was so angry that he almost cursed. He certainly understood what Li Chengzai was thinking.

They just don't want to face He Daming directly. If there is any unit that the US Joint Forces are most afraid of encountering in North and South Korea, it must be the 120th Division where He Daming is. Although he has changed his unit, his strategy and outstanding command ability are not something they can match. This is the answer learned from the bloody lessons of their predecessors.

From the previous US 9th Army, the US 1st Cavalry Division, the US 7th Division, the ace 187th Airborne Regiment, to the current South Korean 9th Division, etc., almost all those who went against him had a bad ending and basically returned in defeat.

However, in order to prevent the collapse of his own front line, Cao Chengmo had no choice but to bite the bullet and lead two main infantry regiments north to block He Daming.

At this time, the 68th Army of the Western Route Army and the 54th Division of the 130th Army were already engaged in a firefight with South Korea's ace 1st Division at Huitanijie and Fenghuoshan.

Although the Volunteer Army had a certain advantage in numbers, South Korea's ace 1st Division was no pushover after all, and the Volunteer Army could not gain any big advantage from them. The two sides were actually deadlocked for a while.

At this time, the 29th Division led by He Daming did not care about the gains and losses of a city or a place. After taking Lishidong, it continued to move northward towards Erqingdong.

Behind him were two infantry regiments of the South Korean 11th Division. At this time, Chief of Staff Cho Sung-mo was cursing in his heart because He Daming was too cunning. When they were about to catch up, this guy ran away again, leaving an empty shell of Isildung to themselves.

At this time, the 60th Army and the 67th Army had successfully captured Guangshidong and Jiaoyan Mountain areas, and had a head-on confrontation with the South Korean 8th Division and 6th Division.

When South Korea's ace 1st Division at Fenghuoshan learned that a volunteer army was heading north toward them, the division commander Han Suk-kyu immediately dispatched a regiment of troops to guard the strategic location of Yuebong Mountain in order to avoid being attacked from both sides.

Because this is the only way for South Korea's ace 1st Division to retreat southward. If they lose this place, they will face a dangerous situation of being surrounded by enemies. Therefore, this place must not be lost.

Han Suk-kyu's strategy was unique, and He Daming's vision was even more vicious. After taking Eqingdong, he annihilated a South Korean regiment here.

Without any hesitation, he led his entire army directly to Yuefeng Mountain in order to capture this area as quickly as possible.

He Daming ordered all members of the 29th Regiment of the 88th Division to change into South Korean military uniforms and head towards Yuefeng Mountain.

At this time, Kim Seok-hoon, the commander of the 1rd Infantry Regiment under the South Korean 3st Division, who was guarding here, had no idea that these South Korean troops who fled back were disguised as volunteers.

After all, it was late at night, and the 88th Regiment had soldiers who knew South Korean, which was a unique combat condition.

The result was very smooth. The disguised volunteer soldiers of the 88th Regiment successfully climbed Yuefeng Mountain.

At 12 o'clock in the evening, with the cooperation of both sides, Yuefeng Mountain was captured by He Daming without bloodshed.

He Daming immediately left the 88th and 87th Regiments here to garrison and deal with the upcoming blocking battle.

He himself led the 86th Regiment towards the Fenghuoshan area.

The morale of the South Korean ace 1st Division at Fenghuoshan was greatly damaged after learning that its retreat was cut off.

Division Commander Han Suk-kyu immediately issued an order to retreat, but the 68th Army of the Western Route Army and the 54th Division of the 130th Army would not let South Korea's ace 1st Division escape so easily and chased after them relentlessly.

In order to prevent the South Korean 1st Division from moving toward the east, He Daming took over Kaeyeli first, forcing the South Korean 1st Division to escape along the Yuebong Mountain route.

Unfortunately, what awaited them here were only the ruthless cannon fodder and bullets from the two main regiments of the 29th Division.

In order to break out as quickly as possible, Han Suk-kyu, the division commander, spent a lot of money and attacked Yuefeng Mountain at all costs.

But the 29th and 87th Regiments of the 88th Division would not let this big fish get away just like that.

They held their positions, and no matter how fierce the attack of the South Korean 1st Division was, they were like an iron gate, blocking the South Korean 1st Division here.

The South Korean 1st Division launched more than 10 attacks but was repelled each time.

Han Suk-kyu, commander of the South Korean 1st Division, saw that there was no hope of retaking Yuebong Mountain, and he also considered that a large force of volunteer soldiers was eyeing him covetously behind him.

To this end, he made a very unacceptable choice, which was to abandon all baggage and heavy equipment, and break up the entire division into small pieces and march directly through the trails and dense forests of Yuefeng Mountain.

This way of fighting is indeed explosive. Although the weapons are abandoned, the manpower is preserved.

By the time the 86th Regiment led by He Daming and the 67th Army of the Volunteer Army arrived at Yuebong Mountain, the South Korean st Division had already escaped.

However, He Daming and his men won the battle overall, because the South Korean 1st Division originally had nearly people, but now there are only less than people left. As the enemy abandoned a large amount of baggage and equipment, this unit lost its combat effectiveness in a short period of time.

He Daming's 29th Division directly joined forces with the 67th Army, and then they continued to move south, where they encountered Cao Chengmo's troops of the South Korean 11th Division. As expected, the two infantry regiments of the South Korean 11th Division were wiped out.

The retreat of the South Korean 1st Division announced that South Korea’s first line of defense in Jincheng had been completely destroyed by the Volunteer Army.

However, the second line of defense, which was originally as solid as a rock, has now been shattered due to the interference of the 29th Division under He Daming.

Because of the variable He Daming, the South Korean army's two lines of defense were completely destroyed.

By the 16th, the Eastern Army had successfully crossed the Jincheng River and occupied Heiyuntuling and the North Han River.

On the other hand, after successfully defeating the South Korean 11th Division and the South Korean ace 1st Division, the Western Route Army pushed the front line to the Fangtongli area.