Bright Sword: Koi, we have reached the enemy's base camp

Suddenly, the Japanese exploratory team fell into chaos, and many Japanese soldiers fell to the ground.

However, these Japanese soldiers were no ordinary people. They quickly found cover and began to fight back.

Gunfire from both sides rang out one after another, and the battle instantly became intense.

In the fierce exchange of fire, people from the Japanese exploratory team kept falling down.

But they still pushed forward tenaciously, trying to get close to the city wall and climb up it with ladders.

However, due to the constant attack from Wang Hao and his men, they were never able to get close to the city wall.

At this time, the Japanese soldiers in Jiangkou were observing the battle from a distance.

Seeing that the exploration team was making slow progress, his face turned very ugly.

He shouted to the officers around him: "Let the artillery unit fire, blow it up hard!"

As the Japanese devils at Jiangkou gave their orders, their artillery units began a fierce bombing.

The shells streaked across the sky like meteors and hit the city walls.

However, Wang Hao and others were not intimidated by the Japanese artillery fire.

In the intervals between the artillery fire, they continued to shoot at the Japs, stubbornly resisting their attacks.

However, none of those shells hit the city wall. Some flew to the side of the wall, and some exploded in the open space outside the wall, raising clouds of smoke and dust.

When the Japanese soldiers at Jiangkou saw that the shells failed to hit Wang Hao and his men, they immediately became angry and started to curse:

"Bakayaloo! You are a bunch of useless artillerymen. You can't even blow up a city wall! What's the point of keeping you?

"Aim now, you good-for-nothings! If you miss, you'll all be dead!"

The Japs immediately adjusted their guns, aimed, and fired again.

However, even though the Japs adjusted their guns, aimed again and fired, the shells still failed to hit the city wall.

Some shells exploded some distance away from the city wall, raising a cloud of dust.

Some of them missed their targets by a wide margin and blew up huge holes in the wasteland.

Some shells were even more outrageous, flying directly into the Japanese army and exploding. Countless Japanese soldiers were blown into the air.

The Japanese soldier in Jiangkou was so angry when he saw this scene that it seemed as if fire was spewing from his eyes.

"Baga! Baga! You useless things, why does the Empire keep you around?

You are just a bunch of trash among trash! I gave you the best weapons, but you can't even hit such a small city wall. Do you still deserve to be called the Imperial Japanese Army?

If you fail to hit me again, I will send you all to the military court and make you suffer a fate worse than death!"

The Japanese officers nearby were so frightened that they dared not even breathe.

The soldiers of the artillery unit were even more panicked. They frantically adjusted the muzzles of their guns again, with beads of sweat the size of beans appearing on their foreheads.

But no matter how hard they tried, the shells always missed the city walls as if they were under a spell.

The Japanese soldier at Jiangkou paced back and forth with a sullen face.

He pointed in the direction of the artillery unit and shouted, "You idiots, if we fail to win this battle, we will all die here.

Keep fighting, and don't stop until the city wall collapses!"

The atmosphere on the battlefield was extremely tense. The Japs continued their futile attacks amid the curses of the Japs at Jiangkou.

The artillery fire continued for a while and then gradually weakened.

Division Commander Jiangkou thought that Bincheng's defense had been greatly weakened, so he ordered the infantry to launch a charge.

A group of Japanese soldiers, as ferocious as wolves and tigers, rushed towards Bincheng, roaring.

They held guns and marched in neat steps, as if victory was already in their grasp.

On the city wall, Wang Hao saw the Japanese infantry charging and a sneer flashed in his eyes.

He shouted loudly: "Brothers, get ready, wait until the devils get close, then fight them head-on!"

When the Japanese soldiers rushed to a place only 100 meters away from the city wall, Wang Hao shouted loudly: "Fight!"

The soldiers on the city wall immediately opened fire, and all kinds of weapons were fired at the same time. Bullets and grenades attacked the Japanese soldiers like a rainstorm.

The Japanese soldiers were immediately beaten to the ground, screaming in agony.

They didn't expect that the firepower on the city wall was still so strong, and they fell into chaos for a while.

However, these Japanese soldiers were well-trained after all. They quickly adjusted their status and continued to charge forward.

As they charged, they fired back and engaged in a fierce shootout with the soldiers on the city wall.

The battlefield was filled with smoke and the sound of killing was deafening.

The Japanese soldiers continued to charge towards Bincheng frantically.

They are like a surging tide, one wave after another, and they will never give up until they achieve their goal.

The Japs fired bullets desperately, and the sound of gunfire sounded like popping beans.

However, Wang Hao and others on the city wall were well prepared, and they nimbly dodged the enemy's shooting.

Whenever bullets whizzed, they quickly hid behind cover or used the raised parts of the city wall for cover.

The bullets hit the city wall, splashing sparks, but could not hurt Wang Hao and the others at all.

The Japanese soldiers were so angry that they screamed and rushed towards the city wall desperately.

Wang Hao and his men kept firing at the Japanese.

This time, their shooting was more intense, and every bullet seemed to carry the wrath of revenge, flying towards the Japanese soldiers.

The Japanese soldiers fell one after another, and their blood dyed the ground red.

Their screams echoed across the battlefield, making people shudder.

However, these Japanese soldiers were well-trained after all, and they were not easily repelled.

They quickly adjusted their tactics, divided into several groups, and covered each other as they advanced.

Some Japanese soldiers were responsible for shooting and suppressing the firepower on the city wall.

Some Japanese soldiers took the opportunity to charge forward and tried to get close to the city wall.

Wang Hao saw the intention of the devils and shouted: "Concentrate your firepower and attack those charging devils first!"

The soldiers immediately adjusted the direction of their shooting and concentrated their firepower on the charging Japanese soldiers.

In an instant, bullets poured down like a rainstorm, and the charging Japanese soldiers fell to the ground one after another.

However, the Japs did not give up.

They continued to advance tenaciously, firing bullets continuously.

The soldiers on the city wall did not show any weakness either, they engaged in a fierce shootout with the Japanese soldiers.

Both sides come and go, refusing to give in to each other.

The Japanese soldiers charged again and again like crazy beasts, but were repelled by Wang Hao and his men time and time again.

Although the Japanese were well-trained, they suffered increasingly heavy casualties under the precise and fierce firepower attacks of Wang Hao and his men.

The fallen Japanese soldiers were lying on the ground in all directions.

Some groaned in pain, while others closed their eyes forever.

After the Japanese attacked frantically for a while, they found that they could not break through the defense of the city wall.

Their charges were broken up time and time again, and their firepower was suppressed by Wang Hao and his men.

As they watched their companions fall one after another, the morale of the Japanese soldiers gradually dropped.

At this time, the Japanese officer in charge of command also realized the seriousness of the situation.

They looked at the tragic battlefield before them, their hearts filled with helplessness and fear.

Continuing the attack would only result in more casualties, and the hope of success would be very slim.