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

Wang Hao looked at everyone's indignation, frowned slightly, and said, "Don't be too upset. Although we let them escape this time, we also dealt a heavy blow to the Japanese. They can run away for a while, but they can't run away forever."

Niu Dadan stiffened his neck and said, "Brother Hao, that's what I said, but I just feel unhappy when I see those little devils running away arrogantly.

We finally defeated them, and now we let them slip away. We really don't want to accept that."

Duan Peng also nodded and agreed, "Yes, Brother Hao. Those little devils have done so many evil things. If we don't get rid of them completely this time, I don't know what evil tricks they will come up with to harm the people next time."

Xiao Cao continued, "We have to find a solution quickly, we can't let them get away next time.

We must wipe them all out and avenge our fellow villagers."

Everyone nodded, with flames of anger burning in their eyes.

Wang Hao was silent for a moment, then said: "I understand everyone's feelings, but we can't let anger get the better of us.

What we need to do now is to strengthen the city defense as soon as possible and be prepared to deal with the Japanese invaders' next attack."

After hearing what Wang Hao said, although everyone still felt unwilling, they also understood that the current priority was to do a good job of defense.

They arrived at the temporary command center in the city and began to get busy.

As Monkey carried the ammunition boxes, he muttered, "Next time, I'll make sure the Japanese never come back."

Li San and Xiao Cao also secretly made up their minds to deal a fatal blow to the Japanese in the next battle.

On the other hand, on the side of the Japanese in Jiangkou, the troops led by Brigadier General Nakajima had already arrived at the Japanese camp.

The Japanese soldiers in Jiangkou greeted them personally.

He looked at the mighty troops brought by Brigade Commander Nakajima, and a strong sense of confidence surged in his heart.

After welcoming Brigadier General Nakajima to the military camp.

The Japanese soldier Jiangkou could not wait to say to the brigade commander Nakajima: "Mr. Nakajima, we have such a powerful force this time, we must take down Bincheng in one fell swoop.

I think we should attack from the front gate with all our strength and fight to the death with Wang Hao and his men.

Although Wang Hao and his men are tenacious, they will certainly be unable to resist in the face of our absolute military superiority."

Brigade Commander Nakajima frowned slightly, thought for a moment and said, "Sir, I think your plan is inappropriate.

It is too risky to attack from the main gate with all our strength. Wang Hao and his men will definitely strengthen the defense at the main gate, and we may suffer huge losses.

I think we should attack separately. On the one hand, it can distract the enemy and make them lose sight of one thing while focusing on another.

On the other hand, as long as one of our sides succeeds in the attack, we will have a chance to capture Bincheng and wipe out Wang Hao and his men in one fell swoop."

When the Japanese soldier Jiangkou heard this, his face suddenly turned a little ugly.

He retorted: “Nakajima-kun, your ideas are too conservative.

Since we have so many troops, we should concentrate our strength and break through the main gate in one fell swoop.

If we attack separately, our forces will be dispersed and we might be defeated one by one by Wang Hao and his men."

Brigade Commander Nakajima refused to give in. He said sternly, "Your Excellency, Division Commander, you must understand that war cannot be won by brute force.

We must take various situations into consideration and choose the most appropriate combat plan.

Separating our attacks gives us more chances, and even if one side fails, the other side can continue the attack, so we won’t be completely wiped out.”

The two held different opinions and the atmosphere became tense.

The Japanese officers around looked at each other, not knowing whose opinion to support.

Although Nakajima was only the brigade commander, he was personally dispatched by the commander, so they did not dare to offend him.

The Japanese soldier in Jiangkou paced back and forth, feeling full of resentment.

He felt that his plan was the most direct and effective, while Brigade Commander Nakajima's ideas were too cautious.

He stopped, looked at Brigade Commander Nakajima and said, “Nakajima-kun, I am the commander here, and you should obey my orders.

We have to attack from the front, it's our only chance."

Brigade Commander Nakajima also said firmly: "Division Commander, the Commander has instructed that the most important purpose of our coming here this time is to kill Wang Hao and his men. If you are determined to go your own way, I don't have to be controlled by you.

I don't think your plan is feasible, and I can't risk my soldiers. We should follow my plan and attack separately."

The Japanese soldier Jiangkou was so angry that his face turned blue. He pointed at the brigade commander Nakajima and said, "Mr. Nakajima, you are disobeying orders!

Have you forgotten our mission? We must take Bincheng as soon as possible and restore the dignity of the empire."

Brigade Commander Nakajima looked at the Japanese soldier Jiangkou without fear and said, "Your Excellency, Division Commander, I have not forgotten our mission.

But I can't let my soldiers die in vain just to complete the mission.

We must choose the most reasonable combat plan to ensure victory."

The argument between the two became more and more intense, and the Japanese officers around them also began to express their opinions.

The Japanese soldiers at Jiangkou supported the Japanese at Jiangkou and believed that they should attack from the main gate with all their strength.

However, the soldiers under the command of Brigade Commander Nakajima supported Nakajima and felt that it would be safer to attack separately.

Just when the two sides were at a stalemate, a Japanese officer stood up and said, "My two sirs, it is not a good idea for us to keep arguing now.

Why don't we first conduct a detailed reconnaissance of Bincheng's defenses, and then decide on a combat plan based on the results of the reconnaissance?"

This suggestion was agreed by most Japanese officers.

Although the Japanese soldier Jiangkou and Brigade Commander Nakajima were still dissatisfied, they also felt that this suggestion made sense.

So they decided to send out a reconnaissance team to scout Bincheng's defenses.

And in Bincheng, Wang Hao and others knew very well that the Japanese would never give up.

They acted quickly and made all possible preparations and defenses.

Wang Hao summoned all the soldiers and said in a serious tone, "Brothers, the Japanese have suffered a loss and will surely come back again.

We must be fully prepared, no matter which direction they attack from, we must make sure they have no chance of returning."

The soldiers responded in unison, their eyes full of determination.

First, they strengthened the fortifications on the city walls.

The soldiers brought sandbags and stones to reinforce the weak points of the city wall and set up more shooting points.

Some soldiers were busy checking and organizing weapons and ammunition to ensure that every gun could be used properly and every bullet could exert its maximum power.

The soldiers on patrol also strengthened vigilance around the city and kept a close eye on the movements of the Japanese.

They were divided into groups and took turns patrolling around the city walls, not missing any suspicious signs.

Once any trace of the Japanese is discovered, sound the alarm immediately.

Wang Hao and his colleagues gathered around the map in the command center, carefully studying possible battle plans.