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Yingkou, on the east bank of the Haicheng River.

At the temporary command post, Ban Ge, Wang Fuyong, and Gao Wei are currently engaged in fierce combat.

"Shunzi..."

"don't want……"

"Can't afford to manage..."

"Hehe...a pair of K..."

Wang Fuyong's eyes gleamed. "Hehe... What a coincidence, a pair of 2s..."

The board guy was killed by a pair of Ks.

Gao Wei, expressionless, said, "Royal Flush... Boom..."

The table made a loud bang!

"Report... A telegram from Zhuanghe Command: The Liaodong Fleet is in position and orders our unit to launch a swift attack on the enemy facing Yingkou, quickly capture Panshan, and advance towards Jinzhou..." A staff officer saluted and left.

"Hahahaha... Guys, time to get to work. Xiao Yong, which way are you going? My armored regiment has finished refueling, hurry up and choose..."

The massive, wall-like body of the Boss Brother instantly transformed into a demon king.

Wang Fuyong swallowed hard. "How dare I compete with you, brother? Didn't we agree that whoever wins goes to Niuzhuang and whoever loses goes to Tianzhuangtai? My cavalry is light, so I'll go to Tianzhuangtai via the beach assault..."

"Okay, that's settled then. The water is shallow over at Niuzhuang, and the ice is just starting to melt, so it's suitable for tanks to pass through. Let's go and beat those damn Japanese devils, hahaha..." Brother Ban turned around and ran out in a flurry.

Behind him, Gao Wei and Wang Fuyong gave a wry smile. Li Dechao, nicknamed "Brother Ban," had a temper as fiery as his armored regiment, but he was indeed the elite of the Tiger Guard Army, the ace of assaults in the plains.

Wang Fuyong clasped his hands in farewell to Gao Wei, then turned and left the command post to muster his troops and mount their horses. The 3rd Cavalry Division kicked up a cloud of dust and headed southwest.

With a single phone call from Gao Wei, the commanders of the four artillery regiments, who were already prepared, began to execute the established orders, and the cannons of the First Heavy Artillery Brigade began to roar.

At the Kwantung Army headquarters, Takeshi Nobuyoshi's face was ashen, and his eyes blazed with fury.

"Tiger Guard Army, Shangguan Yun... He wants to attack on two fronts at the same time and gradually erode the territory occupied by our army. It's a pity that we didn't have time to consolidate our defenses in Rehe before they plucked the peaches from our hands."

However, since Shangguan Yun wants to bite off a piece of my flesh, we also want to eat them, hehe... Let's see whose teeth are stronger... Hahahaha..."

Dage Town is located on the southeast side of the Sukexielu Mountains, on the banks of the Chao River. In the bright afternoon sun, the snow on the roadside begins to melt, and the mountain streams flow quietly into the Chao River. At the foot of the Great Wall, the hillsides begin to turn green again, and the hazy green announces to the world that the earth is beginning to recover.

"Rumble... Giddy up... Rumble... Throat thud... Clatter thud..."

A scout of elite cavalry came from the northwest, wading across the water; as far as the eye could see, it seemed to stretch endlessly.

The river roared, seemingly blocked by this torrent, splashing water, its fierce aura soaring to the sky, its heroic spirit piercing the clouds.

The cavalry quickly maneuvered around and surrounded the town, and a detachment of roughly a company of scouts rushed into the town like lightning.

The desolate streets were deserted, with all the gates on both sides of the road tightly shut. The people had long been frightened, and except for those who could not run, nine out of ten houses were empty as they fled.

The military police consisted of only a small squad of Japanese soldiers and a small squad of puppet troops. After a burst of rapid gunfire, the Japanese troops were overwhelmed by the intense firepower before they could even send a distress telegram.

Early this morning, as soon as the cannons roared in Jinzhou, all the troops on the western and northern fronts began to move into action.

In Guyuan County, Li Mao first sent men to launch a flanking attack and occupy Dushikou.

Previously, there was a large battalion of Japanese soldiers stationed there, but most of them were transferred yesterday to the Luanhe River line for defense. At most, only a company of soldiers remained near the pass, mostly puppet troops.

Li Mao dispatched a reinforced battalion, carrying dozens of mortars to support the infantry. They captured the pass in one charge, and then the battalion began to strengthen its defenses and hold the position.

Although Dushikou is an ordinary place, it is a thorn in the side of Guyuan to the south. The Japanese army could rush out from here at any time to threaten Guyuan, so it must be taken first.

He politely instructed the remaining troops to travel by truck southeast along the Chao River.

Xu Wengang's 1st Cavalry Division set off ahead of schedule to launch a surprise attack on the passes and towns along the Chaohe River, paving the way for the infantry behind them, and ensuring that the Japanese had no time to react.

The 1st Cavalry Division sped along and finally arrived at Baima Pass before nightfall, less than 20 kilometers from Gubeikou.

Xu Wengang ordered his troops to rest on the spot, contact the troops behind him, and adjust the direction of the next phase of the attack.

To the south, the battle at Shanhu Pass began in the afternoon.

The aircraft group that took off from Dalian flew along the coastline, bypassed the enemy's defenses, and successfully deployed the paratroopers to the foothills near Yiyuankou, Jiulongkou, and Lengkou around noon.

The Japanese troops on the city wall only saw warplanes flying by in the distance, dropping many cloud-like objects. They thought it was an airdrop of supplies or an air force exercise. They never imagined that enemy paratroopers would be operating here. Perhaps they had never seen paratroopers before.

The battle at the S Customs was extremely arduous; the cannon fire from Laolongtou never stopped throughout the entire afternoon.

Although the Japanese army was in a hurry to deal with the series of sneak attacks by the Tiger Guard Army, the importance of Shanhaiguan was self-evident, so the troops here were the strongest along the entire Great Wall, with as many as two regiments.

Qiao Lei, looking pained, directed the battle from a warship not far from the battlefield.

For him, who was commanding such a major battle independently for the first time, this was a test from the command headquarters. He could not fail, he could not back down. The Tiger Guard Army had no general like him.