A post-apocalyptic female soul travels back to the War of Resistance against Japan

Just as Cheng Ying and her soldiers were dealing with the special forces, the moon and stars in the sky were covered by a dark cloud, and the darkness deepened. Both sides fell silent. Just then, two people from the other side slowly approached.

Immediately afterward, two more men approached from the other side, coordinating their attacks in the darkness. Because they were spread out, they were difficult to spot. Just as the four of them were about to reach our personnel, Cheng Ying suddenly struck, illuminating the area. Our troops immediately saw that the enemy was close enough to reach us. After our personnel reacted, they opened fire, hitting two of them. The other two retreated and rolled away. Cheng Ying was satisfied with this result; after all, they were all special forces soldiers, and their skill in hitting two was quite impressive.

It seems this training needs to be added, but after this exchange, the other side has quieted down again. After a while, those special forces soldiers slowly began to move towards us, very slowly, but they were inching forward. Cheng Ying chuckled, "That's quite interesting." She believed that if those special forces soldiers got any closer, they would make their move, while our troops were completely unaware. This won't do; the gap between the two sides is too great.

Cheng Ying unleashed two more lightning bolts. Our soldiers, positioned above the enemy lines, spotted the approaching Japanese troops and immediately raised their machine guns, firing burst after burst. This inflicted heavy losses on the enemy, taking dozens more men. Everyone was in a state of shock. The enemy special forces were inwardly cursing their luck, feeling betrayed and betrayed by the lightning bolts that kept them close.

Our side, however, was overjoyed. We were so grateful for God's help; just as the enemy was about to succeed, lightning struck, illuminating their location. If Cheng Ying knew their ingenious plan, she'd want to strike them down with lightning. If she hadn't reminded them and used lightning to pinpoint their location, they would surely have been in serious trouble.

It seems our army is really bad at night combat! There's simply no room for maneuver. If it weren't for her help, our side would have suffered heavy losses.

Just then, the enemy made another move. This time, instead of moving forward, they began to flank from both sides. They were truly persistent!

This time, some of our soldiers had already heard the sounds of their flanking maneuver and started firing machine guns at both sides. Although they didn't hit any vital areas, some were wounded and had to retreat. Cheng Ying was satisfied. There was progress; they could pinpoint enemy locations by sound even when they couldn't see them! Take it slow; a successful team is built through experience and lessons learned.

Seeing that her efforts were yielding results, Cheng Ying felt somewhat relieved; at least they weren't being attacked from all sides. After several failed sneak attacks, the enemy realized that this wouldn't work and that they were planning a full-scale assault, essentially a desperate attempt to break through enemy lines! Realizing this, Cheng Ying knew our army would suffer losses, so she secretly set up a dense electric fence in front of our troops to block their advance.

As the enemy charged forward while firing, they dropped their guns onto the electric fence, sparks flying. Most of them rushed towards the fence, but Cheng Ying deployed a barrier that trapped them. Fortunately, Cheng Ying's spatial barrier had expanded considerably; otherwise, with them scattered, it would have been impossible to trap them all. At the same time, the electric fence was removed, and our soldiers opened fire, bursts of bullets hitting the special forces soldiers, causing sprays of blood to appear. In no time, they were all wiped out.

The enemy special forces were very cunning; dozens of them hadn't come up yet. They were shooting from the rear. At this moment, Cheng Ying got annoyed with them and flashed to their side. She fired a burst of bullets and took them all out. Thus, the enemy's sneak attack failed, and our army successfully defended the fortress!

After this incident, Cheng Ying suggested to Captain Zhang that the soldiers should be trained more frequently in night combat. Captain Zhang, after careful consideration, agreed, knowing that the attack was only possible because Cheng Ying had spotted it in advance; without her early detection and preparation, the losses would have been much greater. In subsequent training, Captain Zhang added two points: strengthening night patrols and improving the soldiers' nighttime combat capabilities.

Many soldiers realized their shortcomings after this incident, which served as a great wake-up call and led to many successful cases in their subsequent missions.