College Entrance Examination Failure Travels to 1931 and Strike Dongjing

Chapter 335: Unstoppable

On the vast ocean, sunlight shines on the rolling waves, which should be a peaceful and beautiful picture. However, at this moment, it is shrouded by the haze of war.

Qiu Jier stood on the command deck of the flagship, gazing ahead with a stern gaze.

Behind him, more than 500 warships were arranged in formation like steel behemoths, advancing majestically along the coastline of the Rice Empire. A brutal naval siege was about to begin.

With Qiu Jier's command, "Fire!" Instantly, the warships' guns roared in unison. Blazing flames erupted from their massive muzzles, and shells rained down upon the coastal city with a deafening roar. Explosions echoed one after another, and the city was instantly engulfed in flames and smoke.

The coastal cities' defenses were vulnerable to this sudden and fierce attack.

The hastily constructed fortifications collapsed under the bombardment of artillery shells, and the buildings in the city collapsed one after another, with bricks and stones flying everywhere. In the streets, people ran around in panic, screaming and crying, and the streets were in chaos.

The navy of the Rice Empire rushed out in a hurry to resist, but their warships were far inferior to Qiu Jier's fleet in both number and firepower.

The few warships that managed to leave the harbor were quickly hit by the enemy's fierce artillery fire. The warships caught fire and slowly sank to the bottom of the sea, with debris and the bodies of soldiers floating on the sea.

Qiujier's fleet was like the Grim Reaper's scythe, ruthlessly reaping everything. They advanced methodically along the coastline, each warship utilizing its powerful firepower advantage to carpet-bomb the city.

The city's docks were bombed, port facilities were paralyzed, and a large amount of supplies were reduced to ashes in the artillery fire.

As time went on, the defensive capabilities of coastal cities were greatly depleted and suffered heavy losses.

The soldiers suffered heavy casualties, and the citizens were in dire straits.

This unequal naval battle was like a contest of unequal strength. The Rice Empire was powerless to fight back under the powerful offensive and could only watch its cities reduced to ruins in the artillery fire. The shadow of war loomed increasingly heavy over this land.

Along the vast coastline, Qiujier's fleet was as unstoppable as a surging tide. Although the Rice Empire tried its best to deploy defenses, the vast coastline was like a tattered fishing net, completely unable to stop Qiujier's fierce offensive.

In just a few days, several important cities fell one after another under intensive artillery fire, and the city gates slowly opened, announcing Qiu Jier's phased victory.

Qiujier's follow-up troops quickly landed, preparing to further expand their victory. However, they encountered a strong counterattack from the native guards of the Rice Empire.

These local guards knew every street and corner of the city. Driven by their love for their homeland and their determination to defend their territory, they fought tenaciously against the invaders. For a moment, the city's streets and alleys became battlefields, mingling with the sounds of gunfire, explosions, and cries of death, while smoke filled the air and flames soared into the sky.

The two sides exchanged blows, and the battle became stalemated. Qiu Jier knew that this stalemate would not last long, so he decisively ordered the full use of his powerful artillery and advanced weapons.

With the precise coverage of rounds of artillery fire, buildings collapsed with loud roars, the streets were covered with smoke and dust, and the resistance forces of the Rice Empire suffered a serious blow.

Despite the advantage, Qiu Jier felt a little regretful. The equipment the troops were using wasn't Ye Daofu's top-tier equipment; most of it was their own equipment or something they had purchased from Ye Daofu.

Although the performance of these equipments is still far superior to that of the Rice Empire, if they had Ye Daofu's most advanced weapons, this battle might have ended long ago and their side could have reduced more casualties.

But even so, with the existing equipment, Qiu Jier still firmly believed that he could completely defeat his opponents on this land and firmly plant the flag of victory on every inch of land in the Rice Empire.

Under the continuous bombardment of the Qiujier fleet, the once prosperous city quickly became a dead ruin. The broken walls crumbled amid the smoke, and the air was filled with the strong and pungent smell of gunpowder, burning smell, and the sickening smell of blood.

On the streets, the bodies of soldiers and civilians of the Rice Empire were scattered everywhere. The blood gathered into dark red streams, slowly flowing across the gravel ground. The vitality of the past was gone, and the city had become a hell on earth.

At the same time, on the battlefield of the Belarus Strait, Stamford's troops, under fierce artillery attacks and the support of sixth-generation fighter jets, fought bloody battles for many days and finally broke through the coastal defense line of the Rice Empire and successfully landed on land.

During the landing process, there was constant gunfire and bullets, and both sides engaged in fierce fighting.

Under the cover of powerful firepower, Stamu's soldiers rushed to the beach one after another, and every step forward came at a huge cost.

This landing battle was extremely brutal, and Stalin's troops paid a heavy price of more than 100,000 casualties.

In order to defend the coastline, the Rice Empire put up a tenacious resistance, but due to the disparity in strength, it ultimately suffered 600,000 casualties.

The beach was littered with corpses of soldiers from both sides, the sea was dyed red with blood, and broken pieces of weapons and equipment were floating on the surface.

After successfully breaking through the defense line, Stamford did not slack off at all. He quickly organized his troops to advance inland. A more intense land battle was about to begin on this war-torn land, and the Rice Empire also launched a fierce counterattack.

Although the resistance forces of the Rice Empire attempted to regroup, they were ultimately a disorganized group. These spontaneously organized resistance groups lacked unified command and effective training, fighting each other independently, like scattered chess pieces, unable to unite into a powerful force to effectively resist the Qin Empire's attack.

Under the overwhelming force of the Qin Empire, fear spread like a virus among the people. Many people had already been frightened out of their wits by the cruelty of war, and their morale had plummeted to a freezing point.

Some had even given up resistance in their hearts, only thinking about how to save themselves from this disaster. Taking advantage of the panic and weakening of the defenses of the Great Rice Empire, Stamu decisively issued a new combat order.

He waved his hand and split his army into two groups.

About 100,000 troops marched along the way, like a sharp dagger, straight into the Kanata area.

The troops marched swiftly, at lightning speed, raising clouds of dust wherever they went. With a clear goal in mind, they quickly broke through the weak defenses in the Kanata region, instantly disrupting the local defensive rhythm.

The other main force continued its fierce attack on the heartland of the Rice Empire. After breaking through the enemy's defenses, millions of troops continued to land from the Baileng Strait like a surging tide.

These soldiers were full of fighting spirit and they attacked in all directions of the Rice Empire with overwhelming force. Wherever they went, the flames of war blazed and the sound of gunfire was deafening.

The military flag of the Great Qin Empire fluttered in the wind, as if announcing that the fate of this land was about to be rewritten.

As the offensive continued to advance, the territory of the Rice Empire was eroded bit by bit, and the situation became increasingly precarious. Only three days after the war broke out, four states had been captured by the Qin Empire!