Anti-Japanese War, weapons designer at Fengtian Arsenal

A sniper controlling a heavy machine gun fired a barrage of machine gun bullets in front of the Japanese troops, and the Japanese troops were so scared that they all took a step back.

The shore was full of pebbles and there was no cover at all. If the Punishment Army wanted to, they could easily kill them.

When the Japanese didn't know what to do, another row of heavy machine gun bullets hit in front of them, shattering several pebbles and forcing the Japanese to retreat again.

At this point in the situation, the Japanese captain also realized that the enemy was forcing them to cross the river.

The Japanese captain was filled with grief and indignation that the imperial soldiers had been humiliated in such a way. He was so angry that he wanted to order his soldiers to charge and die in battle. But when he looked at the soldiers around him, they had fear in their eyes. The bodies torn apart by heavy machine guns let them know that the empire's death education could not enable them to withstand heavy firepower.

The Japanese captain sighed in his heart and could only shout out orders: "Cross the river! After crossing the river, run to both sides, and then find a way to return to the team!"

The Japanese captain thought that he could survive by crossing the river, circling around both sides and then running back to the main force. If he stayed here he would only be killed by the enemy's heavy machine guns. But there was still a problem: would the Northeast Army on the other side open fire?

The Japanese troops crossed the river cautiously, and the punitive troops stopped shooting, which made the Japanese captain breathe a sigh of relief. But when his feet stepped on the ice and the ice made crackling sounds, his heart was gripped again.

The ice surface is not completely frozen solid. If it cracks, falling into the water in this weather will be a death sentence!

The 300 Japanese soldiers stepped onto the ice tremblingly and moved towards the other side of the river step by step. But perhaps it was God's blessing that no one of them fell into the river when they passed the most dangerous center of the river. This made all the Japanese soldiers happy, and the next short section of the river was much easier to walk on!

On the opposite side of the Northeast Army's position, a machine gunner of a Maxim machine gun looked at the more than 300 Japanese soldiers crossing the river with a hesitant look on his face. He held the trigger, not knowing whether he should shoot.

Unable to figure it out, he informed his superiors of the information that the Japanese had crossed the river.

His superiors also hesitated because the order they received was to attack fiercely if the enemy dared to attack, and the premise of this attack was that the enemy attacked first.

Now it seems that this group of Japanese soldiers who crossed the river were defeated by the Punishment Army on the other side and were escaping. Should we really shoot?

The League of Nations mediation has now entered its final stage. Should we fight or not? If we fight and the Japanese protest, and the League of Nations mediation fails, who will be held responsible?

"Don't shoot yet. I'll go ask my superiors what to do."

The officer was going to pass this troubling problem to his superiors, but the machine gunner looked at the Japanese soldiers who were about to land and spoke hesitantly.

"Sir, the Japs are about to come ashore. When you come back after asking questions, they will be running along the shore."

The officer was about to say something when suddenly, a major from the Northeast Army ran over and yelled at the machine gun position: "Damn it! Why don't you shoot?! The Japs are about to land!"

The young officer was full of surprise, because the orders he had received before were not so tough. Has the attitude of his superiors changed?

Seeing his expression, the major officer laughed and said, "It's not your fault. The military order was changed just now and has not been issued yet.

Listen carefully, from now on, all the devils are enemies. Don't worry about the other side shooting first and then fighting back. Just kill the devils when you see them! If anything goes wrong, Chairman Ma will take the responsibility!"

As soon as he finished speaking, the machine gunner, who could no longer hold back, pulled the trigger. A string of bullets ruthlessly fired at the Japs, creating handfuls of blood mist on them.

The Japs were about to reach the shore, but the sudden attack from the Northeast Army's positions filled them with horror, and they fell unwillingly on the ice.

Some machine gun bullets hit the ice, causing cracks on the unfrozen surface. Eventually, these cracks expanded and the Japanese soldiers standing on it fell into the Nenjiang River. They felt the bone-chilling cold and froze to death after struggling in the water for a while.

"Hahahahahaha!!!"

The machine gunner laughed as he fired. The expression on his face gradually became more intense. The two officers next to him were a little surprised to see him like this. The major said, "Very good, very energetic. Promote him!"

Li Qinwu saw the Northeast Army’s firepower on the position, and all the Japanese died on the river. He nodded with satisfaction. It seemed that Ma Zhanshan had given up all his fantasies. Then he could have a deeper cooperation with Ma Zhanshan!

When Li Qinwu was thinking about these things, a report from the sentry on the high ground suddenly came to his mind. The Japanese support cavalry battalion had arrived, and more than 2000 cavalrymen were trying to support the 29th Regiment.

Li Qinwu smiled. The Japanese couldn't bear it any longer and used the cavalry to guard the heavy artillery. Then they could attack the main target of today.

Li Qinwu immediately opened the portal and ordered the surrounding soldiers to drive heavy machine guns, mortars and tanks into the island space. In a blink of an eye, more than 2000 punitive army soldiers disappeared from the battlefield.

The Japanese cavalry rushed to the battlefield quickly. They braved the artillery fire from the high ground. From time to time, shells exploded in the fast-moving cavalry column, knocking over four or five horses.

The Japanese cavalry were extremely horrified. None of them had lit a fire. How could the enemy's artillery hit them from five or six kilometers away in such a dark night?

What made this group of Japanese cavalry even more nervous was that when they rushed to the 29th Regiment's base, they did not find any enemy except for a large number of fleeing soldiers from the 29th Company.

The cavalry captain grabbed a fleeing soldier and asked him what happened. The soldier said that the punitive troops had raided their troops and the 29nd Battalion of the 2th Regiment was surrounded, and asked them to rescue them immediately.

So the Japanese cavalry rushed into the base of the 29nd Battalion of the 2th Regiment. As a result, they rushed from the far left to the far right under the artillery fire, but they did not find the besieged 2nd Battalion. They only found corpses all over the ground, and there was nothing in the enemy's encirclement.

The Japanese cavalry found nothing and instead suffered heavy losses from artillery shells along the way. The cavalry captain was so angry that he almost dropped his saber.

On the other side, Li Qinwu used Li Jianfeng, who was behind the Japanese troops, as the transmission anchor point to send out a large force and heavy weapons.

Li Jianfeng's special forces had long been dispersed behind the main Japanese force in order to provide a safe teleportation anchor point for Li Qinwu. The location where the main force came out was 3km away from the Japanese heavy artillery.

In fact, Li Jianfeng can get within 2km, where he can use mortars to destroy the Japanese heavy artillery.

But Li Qinwu wanted to seize the heavy artillery and planned to break in, and Li Jianfeng discovered that the Japanese had set up an ambush!

The Japanese heavy artillery was installed in a small valley surrounded by small hills. On the surface, there was a cavalry battalion and an infantry battalion guarding the artillery, but in reality, the Japanese 1th Regiment and a task force battalion of soldiers had already ambushed behind the nearby mountain.

If the punitive troops dared to attack the artillery, the Japanese soldiers ambushed behind the mountain would rush out and eat up the attacking forces.