Anti-Japanese War: When I get promoted, the system will explode with soldiers

Many Japanese soldiers suffered from tinnitus. Before they went to the battlefield, their instructors had told them that encountering a large number of artillery shell explosions on the battlefield might cause deafness, so they must protect their ears.

But today there were not so many artillery shells exploding, but the sound of machine guns made my ears deaf, a buzzing sound.

No one knew how many machine guns were outside. They only knew that except for the first two shots at the window they were defending, they had no chance to shoot at other times.

The people from the Pujiang Police Department were like a machine gun looking at a window. No matter if anyone showed up on your side or not, they would fire short, rapid bursts of gunfire. If someone did show up on your side, the gun would quickly turn into a strafing fire. How many bullets did they fire?

Of course, the Japanese soldiers no longer have time to think about this. What they have to do now is to shrink themselves and find a place to hide honestly. This is the most important thing.

Of course, you may not survive if you hide. Just now, a brother was sitting behind several layers of walls, but he was still shot through by bullets from bottom to top.

At that time, everyone knew that this was a large-caliber bullet. Many buildings in the Pujiang Concession did not meet the standards and were built with shoddy workmanship, so there was no need to think about saving one's life at this time.

Lieutenant Colonel Miyamoto was so scared that his face turned green. He was standing on the roof of the fourth floor with a fierce look just now, ready to command his men to launch a beautiful counterattack. Now his hands could not stop shaking. He was holding the iron railing just now, but an explosion occurred on the other side of the iron railing, which made him lose his mind.

Now hearing the screams around him, he really hated himself. He had nothing better to do than to complete this mission. He thought that after repelling the Dragon Army, he would become a hero to the Japanese and he would be able to get promoted smoothly.

Now, let alone promotion, he no longer thinks about that. He only thinks about how to save his life.

On other battlefields, if an officer sacrificed his soldiers, he would be able to survive, but the problem was that there was gunfire everywhere, and it seemed that no place was safe, including the retreat route he had planned. Shells kept falling, and there was also the sound of tank chains passing around, which meant that they had been surrounded.

In this situation, it would be unwise to run away rashly, but if we continue to stay in this building, and the resistance subsides later, the people from the Pujiang Police Department will search every room, and it will only be a matter of time before we are captured.

"Everyone listen up, we don't want to hurt anyone. As long as you can come out of the building and raise your hands above your head so that we can see that you are not carrying any weapons, and take off all your clothes, we will guarantee your safety. I say again, we will guarantee your safety."

Just as Lieutenant Colonel Miyamoto was thinking about this, Wu Zhenkui's voice was heard from the loudspeaker in the distance.

But the fighting nearby has not stopped yet. There are still gunshots all around and buildings are constantly exploding. I originally thought that after the buildings on both sides of the road had been renovated, they would be like their bunkers.

Who knows that the people from the Pujiang Police Department will not fight a tough battle for you, but will operate armored vehicles and tanks from a distance, calling out your buildings one by one. After the shells come in, we will see whether you are thick-skinned or our shells are effective.

Whenever there was even a little danger, the brothers would not move forward, but wait for the shells to hit again. After all, this was all Japanese property, so they would just destroy it.

"Don't shoot, don't shoot..."

While Miyamoto was still in a daze, voices calling for surrender were heard outside.

Several Japanese soldiers threw their Type 38 rifles out of the window and then lined up to walk out of the house. The police officers stared at these guys carefully. If they saw anything amiss, they would give them a hard time.

"Damn it, these cowards..."

Some people are secretly gritting their teeth. If it were in the past, they would definitely kill those who want to surrender regardless of their own lives, but now they don't have the courage. If you kill these people who want to surrender, it will expose your position, and perhaps several shells will come to take your life.

Seeing someone surrender, others immediately followed suit. Reporters nearby also risked their lives to film the scene.

Several Japanese soldiers were shirtless, holding white qi made of white shirts in their hands, and their weapons were thrown out of the window. According to the requirements of relevant personnel of Pujiang Police Station, they even had to take off their pants after walking out, and their whole body was wrapped in a loincloth.

This is not to embarrass them intentionally, but because we are afraid that these people are carrying grenades. We have experienced how treacherous the Japanese are on the battlefield in the north, especially when cleaning up the battlefield at the end. There are even more casualties than on a regular battlefield, so we must be careful.

These surviving Japanese soldiers also understood that between face and life, these people still chose life. They had seen the situation just now, which was not on the same level at all. If the fighting continued, the people from the Pujiang Police Station might blow up all the buildings, and we would not be able to escape even if we hid inside.

"Get over here, damn it."

Wave after wave of Japanese came wearing loincloths. The police officers kicked them one by one, and formed groups of ten, using thick ropes to tie them up.

"Ship all these people to the airport and directly back to the north. Keeping them in Pujiang is a problem. Let them go north to build roads. There are places where they can display their strength."

Li Shaoyi knew that if these people stayed, they would definitely be asked to return during the negotiations. After all, the Nationalist government did not have the courage to do so at the moment, so he might as well make it a fait accompli and transport all these people back to the north.

"Isn't this a bit too expensive? Transporting the prisoners back by plane?"

Wu Zhenkui was about to announce the order, but he turned back halfway to see if Li Shaoyi was wrong.

"You have to be able to calculate. These people have worked for us for 30 years, and they still can't earn enough to buy a plane ticket? How much does it cost to hire one person for a month?"

Li Shaoyi said unhappily that the main purpose was to train pilots. According to Li Shaoyi's calculations, even if they only paid two yuan a month, that would be nearly thirty yuan a year, and a thousand yuan in thirty years. It still wasn't worth a plane ticket, but since the commander had said so, we had to listen obediently...