I fought guerrilla warfare in the Yimeng Mountains during the Anti-Japanese War

It took Weidel and Johannes a full hour to complete a tour of the first tunnel. Johannes was just a little surprised. He was just a businessman, even if he was an arms dealer, he couldn't understand the key inside.

Weidel had a different vision. This young German major general was able to be promoted to the rank of major general because of his strategic vision, which was why he came all the way to China. Although he nominally came to inspect the National Government, what really interested him were the cold guns in Mengshan, the reverse slope artillery positions, the three-three system tactics, and special operations. These aroused Weidel's curiosity, and when he learned that the arms dealer Johannes had some connections with the cold guns, he came without hesitation.

"Leng, you are indeed a strategic and tactical genius. This is the most special defense system I have ever seen. France claims that the Maginot Line is the world's first line of defense, but in my opinion it is just a false reputation. You have the real killing machine here. Although I hate the Japanese, please allow me, these barbaric monkeys, to express sympathy."

After the group finished touring the tunnel, it was time for dinner. The food and drinks were ready. Chen Feng asked the two to sit down. Weidel didn't drink at all. Although Johannes liked it, he forced himself to hold back his desire. Chen Feng humbly offered the dishes and talked to the two about China's anti-Japanese situation. Weidel had some opinions of his own:

"Leng, to be honest, my team and I have studied the national conditions of you and Japan. Although they have the upper hand now, believe me, as long as your government does not surrender, the Japanese will not be able to hold on for a few years. Sooner or later, they will conflict with some old powers, and that will be your chance."

This Weidel was indeed not simple, and his words were to the point. As a time traveler, Chen Feng knew very well that Japan was stuck in a quagmire in China, with a shortage of various energy sources. Their strategy of fighting to support the war encountered a scorched earth war, and the plundered energy could not withstand their consumption. Although the losses of the Chinese and Japanese armies were five to one, the larger the occupied area, the longer the front line would be, and the more complex the terrain would be. They could not afford the five-to-one consumption, and would eventually turn against Britain and the United States and invade Southeast Asia.

While Chen Feng admired Weidel, he kept leading the topic to China's War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, talking about the Battle of Wuhan, the previous Battle of Xuzhou, where the Lone Wolf Commando started, and the Longshan battlefield of the Teng County Defense War.

"Mr. Weidel, last spring, my commando team and I entered the Longshan battlefield in the north of Teng County. At that time, one and a half brigades of the Japanese army were attacking Longshan. Do you know what I saw the first time?"

Weidel became interested:

"Japanese soldiers all over the mountains? Or ruthless artillery bombardment? Leng, I know your Lone Wolf Commando very well. I also know that you destroyed the Japanese heavy artillery positions in the first battle. Tell me, what did you see at that time."

"Tanks! The Japanese army's iron tanks, the Type 97 tanks with thin skin and thick flesh."

"It's cold. That shouldn't be called a tank. It's an insult to tanks. By the way, the description of thin skin and rich meat is very accurate."

The performance time has arrived, and Chen Feng's expression becomes serious:

"Gentlemen, although you look down on these thin-skinned tanks, they caused too much damage to the Chinese soldiers. What I saw at the time was that the Sichuan Army had clearly repelled the Japanese army's mass charge, but was rushed into the position by seven or eight tanks. In the end, the entire army was wiped out, and all the troops of the two regiments were killed."

"Leng, you can't blame the soldiers. I know something about you. Your troops have artillery, but troops with artillery generally don't defend the front line. Most of the troops defending the front line are miscellaneous brands, and their weapons are very pitiful. Leng, I have to say that the factional struggles in your country gave the Japanese an opportunity."

Weidel was a little confused. Leng Qiang would not talk about tanks for no reason. Could it be that he wanted to buy artillery? However, with the 500,000 oceans at his disposal, he could not buy many artillery.

"Mr. Leng, let's get straight to the point! I know you want to buy artillery. I can take charge of this issue. I can sell you artillery and artillery shells of general caliber."

"No, I don't want to buy cannons. The cannons captured on the mountain are enough. We don't have the conditions to transport them to the battle at the foot of the mountain. Besides, we have to consider the bombing by Japanese planes. We don't need many cannons."

"So what do you think? Can you tell me?"

"You know, we don't have weapons to deal with tanks and armored vehicles. We use clustered grenades to deal with tanks, which causes heavy casualties and poor results. For nearly a year, I have been researching a light weapon to deal with tanks, and now I finally have some results."

Johannes looked curious, waiting for Chen Feng to tell him the result, but Weidel's expression became very solemn. If it was someone else who said this, Weidel would have been dismissive, but since it came from Leng Qiang's mouth, he had to take it seriously. You have to know that the circuit boards and special clocks ordered by Chen Feng last time, their seven or eight teams had spent more than half a month on research, and finally came up with the results. The result shocked everyone, a time bomb. The two strange materials ordered by Leng Qiang were actually for making time bombs.

"Leng, please tell me your requirements first! I know your industry is weak. Since you told me, it means you want to cooperate with us. Just tell me your requirements directly! I will not doubt your research. Let's see if we can satisfy you first."

"Ten thousand of them, each with a hundred rounds of ammunition. The ammunition needs to be of three types, and they need to be shipped in batches of 3,000, 3,000, and 4,000 within three years. The important thing is, I won't pay a penny."

"Leng, this is impossible. Although I don't know what kind of weapons you are researching, this is not the way to discuss business."

Chen Feng smiled at Johannes, then turned and looked at Weidel seriously. Weidel looked helpless:

"Leng, I'm in a dilemma. You know this has aroused my curiosity, but this is beyond my authority. Can I know its power? It can deal with more than just the Japanese thin-skinned tanks, right?"

"That's right. If armor-piercing bullets are used, it can deal with all heavy tanks. It is also very practical against bunkers and is especially beneficial for urban sieges."

Weidel held his head in pain:

"Leng, stop talking, don't say anymore, damn it, you aroused my curiosity, sorry, I'm not scolding you, I hate my curiosity."

Chen Feng had no intention of letting this obsessive-compulsive patient go. He knew that this was a high-ranking strategic figure who had a say in Germany, so he planned to drop another bombshell on him:

"Mr. Weidel, you have come all the way to see me, so you can be considered my cold friend. Frankly speaking, I have come into contact with the British before, but they are too arrogant and look down on me from the bottom of their hearts. I am not angry, but I feel sad from the bottom of my heart."

"But it doesn't matter. As we Chinese say, even if the deal fails, there is still friendship. I won't put my friend in a difficult position. If it really doesn't work out, I will put aside my pride and go talk to the Americans. If the Americans don't work, I will talk to the French. If that doesn't work, I will talk to the Soviets. The Soviets hate the Japanese as much as we do. I think they will agree."

Schweinweidel is not stupid, but has a high IQ:

"Leng, you succeeded. You are not only a strategic and tactical genius, you are also a negotiation genius. Tell me about your specific power! I want to communicate with the military."