Traveling through 1937, starting from the Battle of Songhu

"Keep shooting for me and use up all the shells you brought." Lu Daya said arrogantly.

The German heavy artillery has not been used much yet, and this will be a good opportunity to expand the results of the battle.

Since Gu Changfeng brought it out, he naturally had no intention of keeping it. He would use it first.

He just glanced at the system page and saw that his points had reached 7000 again. If he really needed it, he could find a chance to buy some more.

Of course, mass deployment is not enough.

On Zijin Mountain, a group of people who were unaware of the situation walked out of the command center again, each looking towards the direction of Tiger Cave Mountain.

Gui Yongqing watched for a while, then turned to Qiu Qingquan and asked, "Isn't the round over? What's going on?"

Qiu Qingquan smiled bitterly and said, "We must have made a mistake. We only fired half of the 200 rounds at Tiger Cave."

Neither of their two chief officers interfered in this matter. They had just thought that the fighting was over because of the huge noise. Only now did they realize that it was a misunderstanding.

They also discovered that this support team had a bigger appetite than they had imagined, and was determined to destroy the entire Japanese regiment.

Gui Yongqing agreed and said, "Now it should be their heavy artillery. It is more powerful than the Japanese heavy artillery. I don't know where the 21st Army got it."

Qiu Qingquan thought for a moment and ordered the signalman:

"Send a message to Luo Yufeng's unit immediately and quickly capture the Japanese on the mountain. Whether we can completely wipe out this regiment depends on them."

With the help of heavy artillery and two rounds of artillery coverage, this time is indeed the best.

If the time is delayed, the situation will be different. Once the Japanese support arrives, the effect will be greatly reduced.

In fact, there is no need for Qiu Qingquan to say much. Luo Yufeng is definitely not a good-for-nothing as he can block the enemy at such an important location as Tiger Cave.

He ordered all his soldiers out of the trenches as soon as the first round of shelling ended.

This was the time when the Japanese were in a panic. A large number of their companions were killed in the explosion. How could they not be afraid?

Therefore, this also led to a large number of Japanese devils in the mountains being killed at this time, and the remaining ones had already fled in panic.

Just as Luo Yufeng gave the order to clean up the battlefield, the violent roar from the bottom of the mountain reached his ears again.

Seeing this, Luo Yufeng shouted, "The third company will stay here to clean up the battlefield. The rest of you will follow me down the mountain to kill the devils. Hurry."

After shouting, he ran down the mountain. When the soldiers heard the order, they didn't even bother to pick up their weapons and ammunition, and rushed down the mountain.

Luo Yufeng was very satisfied with this level of support. If he were in the command center now, he would hug Qiu Qingquan and give him a kiss.

Of course, this is also because he doesn't know where the support will come from.

There was a reason why Gu Changfeng supported Tiger Cave.

After this battle, the Purple Mountain Teaching Corps became the last of this unit and was subsequently submerged in the long river of history!

It can be said that he had some plot in mind, otherwise he would not have gone so far as to come directly to support Zijin Mountain.

"Reporting to Commander Gu, the Japanese troops from Qilin Gate have set out and are still half an hour away from us."

Xiaowu ran to Gu Changfeng and reported.

The special forces team had been searching and on guard outside, and they actually killed several Japanese squads.

Later, when we approached the Qilin Gate, we found that a large number of Japanese troops were actually getting ready to set off.

The team members did not dare to delay and immediately sent someone back to report, while those who stayed behind continued to keep an eye on the movements of the Japanese.

"Haha, these little Japanese devils are really slow to react!" Gu Changfeng mocked and then gave an order.

"Everyone retreat, return to Zhongshan Gate first."

The goal has been achieved, and he now has no intention of fighting the Japanese again.

On the way back, Wan Shijiong said to Gu Changfeng: "The Japanese must be mad this time, haha!"

He had just received news from the Purple Mountain headquarters that the Japanese on the mountain had been eliminated and the remaining Japanese at the foot of the mountain were also being cleared out.

This result made him very happy, and he was also full of gratitude to Gu Changfeng.

"There's a whole regiment of Japanese soldiers up and down the mountain. As long as the defenders are smart, there won't be many people left."

"If thousands of people were wiped out, the senior officers of the 16th Division would be heartbroken."

Gu Changfeng felt like he had pulled three sheep in Jinling. The Japanese 6th Division, 9th Division and 16th Division were all severely tormented by him.

Especially this time, he lost some artillery shells, but the Japanese were completely defeated.

I have to say that these shells were well worth the effort.

"It would be great if all the Japanese were killed. I would be heartbroken for them!" Wan Shijiong said gritting his teeth.

Their troops had only been defending Zhongshan Gate for two days when hundreds of their brothers were killed. Coupled with the previous Battle of Shanghai, it is not an exaggeration to say that they had a blood feud with the Japanese.

Gu Changfeng understood Wan Shijiong and the others very well. Many members of the National Army were fighting the Japanese with this kind of national hatred and family feuds.

A division, a brigade, or even a platoon!

There was almost no army that was able to escape unscathed from the Battle of Nanjing. Many armies had almost lost all their resources and were annihilated by the Japanese in their entirety.

"Brother Gu, can you help us guard the Zhongshan Gate?"

"I can report this to the commander-in-chief and have him negotiate with Commander Liao."

After Wan Shijiong finished speaking, he looked at Gu Changfeng expectantly.

He had his own little thoughts. If such a powerful army stayed with him, the situation of their teaching corps might be much better.

"Captain Wan, it doesn't matter where we fight the Japanese. The situation of your teaching corps is pretty good."

"After the Battle of Changshu, it became difficult for the 21st Army to defend Zhonghua Gate."

Gu Changfeng really had no intention of staying. After dealing with this situation, he could perhaps make another move on Yuhuatai if necessary.

If there was no chance, he could only suggest Liao Lei to retreat into the city.

Seeing Gu Changfeng's refusal, Wan Shijiong was a little disappointed and shook his head.

"I don't know how long we can hold on, hey..."

As the commander of a regiment, he could naturally see the current situation in Jinling. Even if they could hold on for a day or two, what would happen next?

"Captain Wan, don't be discouraged. Let me borrow a word from the principal."

"The battle of Nanjing is fought for the benefit of the Chinese people. As long as morale is high, this country can still be saved."

"So what if the devils are powerful? We have millions of civilians behind us."

Gu Changfeng comforted.

He knows the future better than Wan Shijiong, and he is the least afraid of fighting the Japanese.

"Yes." Wan Shijiong nodded in agreement, then said with a smile:

"Brother Gu, you are a very interesting person. I hope we will have a chance to meet again in the future."

The shells had been fired, and he knew very well that Gu Changfeng must go back, so this was just a farewell meeting at the airport.

Gu Changfeng looked at Wan Shijiong seriously and said, "There will definitely be a chance. We will have a chance to fight the Japanese together in the future."

Although he said this, he sighed in his heart.

Because he knew that after the failure of the Battle of Nanjing, only a few thousand people from the Teaching Corps escaped.

It was then incorporated into the 36th Division and disappeared in the long river of history.

The defense battle of Nanjing became the last battlefield of the German-equipped division of the Training Corps, which was indeed a pity.