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

All the puppet troops were excited. They were only one step away. If they took this step, they would become the reserve force of the New Fourth Division and would no longer have to suffer from the torture of the Japanese.

From the beginning of the construction of the railway, the Japanese never hid their ugly faces after exposing them, and they were not treated as human beings in the bunkers. The puppet army shot at the trenches while observing the surrounding Japanese troops and paying attention to the signals outside. As long as they saw the signal flares, they would take action. The Japanese would be like fat pigs to be slaughtered soon.

All the puppet troops have agreed that if they don't take action tonight, they will have no chance in the future. Some will defect and some won't. The Japanese will get angry and might start a massacre. Even if they don't kill them, they will not trust them and might even classify them as laborers.

Besides, Leng Qiang's reputation is too big. He made his debut with a word and a promise. He would beat whoever he said and kill whoever he said. Except for the Emperor, he has not fulfilled his promise yet, and that's because the Japanese dare not come to China as it is too far away to take action. No one thinks that Leng Qiang will go back on his word. They must act tonight. For the only bit of dignity and for a good destination, they have to take a gamble.

The artillery fired, but there was no movement from the opposite artillery position. The team leader smiled obscenely. Did they run away so soon?

Just as he was about to order the artillery to attack the machine gun position, two artillerymen suddenly spurted blood from their heads and fell backwards. The machine gunners upstairs and downstairs also suffered fatal blows, and the firepower became sparse for a while.

Whoosh~whoosh~whoosh!

Three flares were launched into the air. The squad leader lay down under the firing hole and looked out at the sky. Flares? Charge? Ignore the minefield trenches and barbed wire? Just as he was about to order all soldiers to fire in hiding, the tip of a bayonet suddenly appeared in his chest. Gunfire rang out from upstairs and downstairs. The squad leader was stabbed once, but before he could stop, he was shot in the head again. He lay on the ground like a dead dog.

More than 20 puppet soldiers dealt with more than 10 Japanese soldiers. They attacked by surprise, all with anger accumulated over a month. The Japs were all killed in a few seconds. A group of puppet soldiers shouted up and down, and when they were sure that all the Japs were dead, they cheered.

"Stop shouting, raise the white flag, cut off the Japanese heads, I'll hold one, you each hold one, go out of the blockhouse and shout to me to present the Japanese heads to Captain Lengqiang, quickly."

A group of puppet soldiers were in a panic. The commander outside heard chaotic gunfire in the bunker, and then the machine guns and mortars stopped moving. He immediately ordered to stop shooting and waited anxiously for the situation to develop.

"Platoon leader, white flag, we're raising the white flag."

"Why are you so excited? I've seen it. I'll just keep waiting."

The gate on the south side of the bunker opened, and a puppet soldier came out carrying a head and considerately put a Japanese army hat on his head.

"Here is the Japanese devil's head, dedicated to Captain Cold Gun."

The voices behind came out from the door and the shooting hole:

"Here is the Japanese's head. Dedicated to Captain Cold Gun."

It was shocking to see more than twenty puppet soldiers carrying twenty Japanese soldiers' heads.

The commander's head was buzzing, and so were all the soldiers' heads. The captain had really succeeded. He really didn't know what kind of magic potion he had given to these puppet soldiers to make them dare to kill the Japanese. The commander immediately shouted:

"Brothers, good job, hide first, we are going to blow up the minefield and barbed wire, don't get hurt by mistake."

In order to avoid suspicion, the puppet army did not enter the bunker. They hid behind the bunker with the Japanese head. The rocket soldiers appeared again and started firing rockets at the minefield. The rockets exploded, the mines exploded, and huge flames rose in the minefield, which was very shocking.

After clearing the minefield and blasting out a passage through the barbed wire on both sides of the trench, the infantry at the back began to check the minefield and carefully dug out a passage. Soldiers carrying wood came up from behind. It was still a bit dangerous to rely on two pieces of wood to cross the trench.

"Brothers from the puppet army, come out! Two men come out and hold the wood over there, we are going to pass."

The puppet army platoon leader was the first to show his head. Seeing that the guerrillas had built a dangerous wooden bridge, he immediately threw away his rifle and the devil's head and ordered his men to carry the boards. They had to cross the trenches during their normal inspections and they couldn't walk several kilometers to find a way out. Both sides worked together to lay down two long thick wooden boards, and the natural barrier became a thoroughfare.

The next step was easy. The team moved into the bunker and set up defense to the west. They asked for the name of the Japanese leader and the phone number of the higher authorities. Those who could speak Japanese began to call for support, and those who could not speak Japanese also asked the puppet army leader to request support. In order to make the effect realistic, the soldiers also fired the Type 92 heavy machine gun and the Type 99 light machine gun, and the show was very effective.

As soon as the railway line came under attack, the garrisons in various cities heard explosions. The entire Jinpu Line was exploding, and it was hard not to hear them. The commanders of the Japanese garrisons ordered their troops to assemble urgently and support the Jinpu Line at any time. Although the layout of the bunkers was indestructible, who knew whether the enemy would use their superior forces to open a gap at the cost of human lives.

The phone calls came in, all of them were life-threatening calls. The first one was that the enemy somewhere was attacking very frantically, had broken through the mine array and barbed wire, and needed immediate support.

The Japanese commander never expected that the bunker defense system was so fragile. However, after receiving the call for help from various places, he did not dare to neglect it. The significance of the Jinpu Line was much more important than the city he was stationed in. If there was a problem, no one could escape punishment.

"Form a small team as a combat unit, leave the city immediately and head straight to the bunker where we are seeking help, quickly."

Almost all the Japanese garrison troops took action. They were not worried about the anti-Japanese forces west of the Jinpu Line as they had almost cleared them out in the past few days. Those who should have run away had already run far away. No troops dared to operate in the Jinpu Line area. Ordinary people were not allowed to approach within a hundred meters of the Jinpu Line, and violators would be shot.

The "battle" of bunkers along the railway is still going on. The attacks are fierce, the defenses are serious, and explosions are heard one after another.

The Japanese army was very cautious. They approached the bunker in small teams on horseback or in trucks. They searched the west side of the railway for a long time and made sure there were no problems. Then they gestured to the "Japanese army" on the bunker to open the door.

There were also minefields, trenches and barbed wire on the west side. The "Japanese Army" said hello on the bunker and went to continue their "battle". The puppet army hid from the shooting on the east and came out to clear a path. They opened secret doors on the barbed wire and laid wooden boards on the trenches. They walked back and forth in the minefield to indicate the safety of the route, bowed to the team leader, and hurried back to join the battle.

All the Japanese had no doubts. The sound of gunfire was indeed intense. They couldn't see clearly what was happening over there, but they would understand once they got to the bunker.

The squad leader led the soldiers carefully through the minefield, passed through the secret door of the barbed wire and entered the wooden bridge. They did not bring any heavy firepower, only rifles and grenades. The mortars on the "opposite" side were still firing, and occasionally a shell would fall, killing or injuring several soldiers.