The Mysterious Soldier of the Anti-Japanese War

Lei Tao stood quietly at the stairs, his ears always paying attention to the footsteps of the Japanese soldiers approaching. As the sound became clearer and clearer, his heartbeat gradually accelerated.

As the Japanese soldiers on the stairwell drew closer, on the verge of spotting him, he turned the corner with a tactical sideways movement, leaning forward with lightning speed. Without hesitation, he pulled the trigger of his modified AK200 assault rifle. Instantly, the AK200 unleashed a furious stream of flames, raining down bullets on the Japanese.

"Da da da!" The sound of gunfire echoed in the narrow stairwell, breaking the silence. The Japanese were caught off guard by the sudden attack and fled for cover. Some Japanese soldiers were hit by the dense barrage of bullets before they could react, and fell to the ground screaming.

Lei Tao's eyes were cold and focused, constantly adjusting his firing angle to ensure that every bullet had the greatest impact. After firing a volley of bullets, he quickly hid in a hidden position behind the corner of the stairs, quietly listening to the Japanese army's movements. His breathing was steady, and although his heartbeat was a little rapid, his mind was remarkably calm. He knew that the Japanese army would organize a counterattack and he must be prepared.

The Japanese quickly reacted, firing across the air in an attempt to suppress Lei Tao's firepower. Some soldiers even pulled out grenades, ready to kill him. Lei Tao, ever vigilant, saw a Japanese soldier about to throw a grenade. He took decisive aim and shot him in the arm, sending the grenade crashing down and exploding in the stairwell. With a resounding boom, the shockwave sent the Japanese soldiers stumbling, many wounded.

At that moment, a Japanese soldier accidentally triggered the manure bucket bomb Lei Tao had set up, triggering a violent explosion. "Bang!" The deafening sound filled the stairwell with flames and smoke, leaving many Japanese soldiers bloodied and shrieking. Excrement splattered everywhere, and a strong stench quickly filled the air. A sergeant at the back covered his mouth with one hand, suppressing his nausea and cursing in Japanese, "This bastard! When we kill him, I'm going to throw his body into the manure pit!"

Before the sergeant could finish his curse, another bomb exploded near them. Some Japanese soldiers were knocked over by the impact and slammed into the wall. The sergeant was also knocked down and struggled to get up, his face covered in dust and blood.

Lei Tao took the opportunity to shoot from the dark and knocked down several more Japanese soldiers. The remaining Japanese soldiers panicked and fired blindly, unable to find Lei Tao's position.

The sergeant commanded the soldiers to fight back and look for a way to retreat, but Lei Tao did not give them a chance and continued to shoot, and the Japanese soldiers kept falling.

In the end, under Lei Tao's fierce attack, the Japanese squad was almost wiped out, and only the sergeant and a few soldiers managed to escape from the stairwell.

After the explosion, Lei Tao quickly moved his position, nimbly moving between the piles of debris on the rooftop to find a better shooting position. He knew the Japanese would not give up easily and would definitely rush up again.

As expected, the Japanese soon attacked again. As most of the Japanese soldiers passed the kerosene barrels in the stairwell, Lei Tao, armed with a modified AK-200 assault rifle, fell to the ground sideways, pointed the muzzle at the kerosene barrel, and decisively fired. Bang! The kerosene barrel exploded, igniting a raging fire. Most of the Japanese soldiers were blown away, their screams echoing. Some of the remaining Japanese soldiers were burned by the kerosene, while others fled in panic.

Lei Tao switched to the Crow pistol, aimed at the fleeing Japanese soldiers and shot them. His movements were quick and accurate, and the Japanese fell one by one.

After a fierce battle, Lei Tao wiped out all the Japanese troops. After the battle, he did not relax his vigilance, but checked the bodies of the Japanese soldiers and made up for them to ensure that the enemy was completely dead.

After finishing off the kill, Lei Tao cleared the battlefield and collected weapons and ammunition. While picking up a grenade, he touched the Bagua spinning top in his left arm pocket. Suddenly, the Bagua spinning top glowed, and a mysterious power enveloped Lei Tao, activating the space system. He put his backpack in and out, playing with it with great pleasure, then calmed down and continued to collect weapons and put them into the space.

While cleaning up the battlefield, Lei Tao discovered intact grenade launchers, spare grenades, a Type 100 submachine gun, and a crooked-necked light machine gun. His eyes lit up, thinking they could support other anti-Japanese forces. He carefully collected them, organized his equipment, and prepared to continue fighting.