Anti-Japanese War: My strategist joins the game and awakens the small map!

After a small group of people returned to the cave, although Zhuzi didn't understand why Lin Tianchen was so anxious to come back, he didn't ask too much. Anyway, he had a great time fighting in this battle. Then Zhuzi led the artillery platoon to make a summary.

After returning to the camp, Lin Tianchen looked around vigilantly before sitting down.

The experience points on the visual map also increased because of this battle.

He originally had no idea about Wanjia Town. Although he was no longer the small team of more than 30 people, he was still responsible for this team of more than 300 people and the lives of every one of them.

When there were fewer people, it was easy to move, and once they stayed in the mountains, they would be difficult to find. But now it is different. Japanese reconnaissance planes fly across the sky from time to time.

If such a large-scale team is discovered by the Japanese, they will definitely be targeted by them, which will be a disaster for the current team.

Therefore, Lin Tianchen was very cautious in everything he did.

"Captain, are we going to do reconnaissance later?" Xiao Shanzi returned to the simple tent in the mountains and filled his empty kettle with water.

"No, bring me the map." Lin Tianchen said in a low voice while sitting on a tree stump. Then he looked at Cheng Tingying standing beside him and said, "How much do you know about Wanjia Town?"

After a period of reconnaissance, he discovered that the Japanese attached great importance to Wanjia Town, which showed that the Japanese had strategic intentions towards Wanjia Town.

Today, Wanjia Town is not only a major transportation hub, but also has many villages surrounding it;

Lin Tianchen actually had some plans for this place, not just harassment. This time, after hurting the Japanese in Wanjia Town, they would probably call for reinforcements.

He was considering whether he could try to surround the enemy and attack the reinforcements, or attack some of the Japanese soldiers in transit.

Cheng Tingying hesitated for a moment, then thought for a while before speaking: "I don't know much about it. I went to Pudong with my mother when I was sixteen. Except for the New Year, I have always been in Pudong. If it weren't for..."

There was a slight pause in his speech, and Lin Tianchen looked up to interrupt, not letting Cheng Tingying continue.

"Why don't you go back to Pudong?" Lin Tianchen took the map handed over by Xiao Shanzi, glanced at Cheng Tingying, and asked curiously.

"My mother is different from my father. My father is more conservative and has never been willing to leave the place where he was born and raised. He has always been guarding our ancestral home and our small piece of land. But my mother took me to Pudong three years ago when the July 7th Incident broke out."

"She had studied abroad and was a professor at Pudong National University. However, because the war was about to spread to Pudong, the school had to move to the mountain city..."

"The mountain city is indeed safe, but I feel that if this continues, the country will be destroyed, and I want to avenge my father."

There wasn't much hostility in Cheng Tingying's eyes; instead, her tone was quite calm.

When he said this, it was as if he was narrating, but his hands were tightly clenched.

"The July 7th Incident..." Lin Tianchen murmured softly. This was a word that was very far away from his original cognition. The appearance of this word made him think of a lot.

Damn the Japanese... Lin Tianchen turned his head to look at the battle map, his eyes showing coldness.

As a military fan, Lin Tianchen, or more accurately, as a Chinese, has these actions of the Japanese devils engraved in his heart.

It also made Lin Tianchen clearly feel how much the word hatred can change a person.

Cheng Tingying saw Lin Tianchen's expression was slightly stunned. She hesitated for a moment, then spoke:

"Captain, right now... there are already many surrenderists within the Nationalist government. South and North China are losing ground, and even Pudong is in danger and is surrounded... The situation is very bad."

Along the way, Cheng Tingying had actually seen many anti-Japanese troops, but the fear she felt made her feel a little uneasy because she really could not see any hope of victory.

Such a big country is engulfed in war and burned-down villages are everywhere.

The further north we go, the more difficult the battle becomes and the more people die.

When she felt that the land on which she depended for survival was likely to become a colony of the Japanese, Cheng Tingying felt as if there were three words hanging over her head.

Slave of a conquered nation.

She had already felt to some extent that the Japanese devils killed whoever they wanted, raped and looted, and committed all kinds of evil in this land.

When that time really comes, which pure land will there be?

Lin Tianchen's eyes showed a solemn expression. The fall of South China and North China brought enormous pressure to the whole country. Reconnaissance during this period also found that the number of Japanese devils was increasing. The situation of the entire Chinese War of Resistance was not optimistic.