This killer star of the War of Resistance Against Japan was only 9 years old.

After Tie Niu silenced the crowd's pleas, Shunzi randomly selected four soldiers and gave half of their ammunition to the soldiers who remained to hold the line.

Bai Luo then walked up to Bai Xiumei.

“Auntie, Sha Niu and I will stay too, otherwise they won’t be able to hold on for long.”

"radish……"

Bai Luo interrupted Bai Xiumei, saying, "Aunt, you know my abilities. We're wearing bulletproof vests, so nothing will happen. If I weren't here, their firepower wouldn't be enough. If the Japanese cavalry caught up with us, I wouldn't even be able to stop them."

"The terrain here is excellent. I guarantee that I will withdraw after holding out for three hours."

Bai Xiumei fell silent. He knew that Bai Luo was right. Without the machine gun with its long-lasting firepower in the silly girl's hands, the 15 men under the Iron Company Commander probably wouldn't last even an hour.

Seeing this, Bai Luo nudged Lao Xu, who was standing next to her, signaling him to pull Bai Xiumei away.

"Xiao Luo..."

"Don't worry, Auntie, I will definitely come back to find you."

"Auntie, come on, Xiao Luo and I are fine," the silly girl said, patting her chest.

Bai Xiumei was dragged by Lao Xu to catch up with Shunzi's group.

"Where's Xiao Luo? Didn't he catch up?" Xiao Yu asked.

"Xiao Luo stayed behind to hold off the enemy..." Old Xu explained.

“He’s still a child… how can we leave him here? I’ll go and bring him back.”

Belena, who was standing next to Xiaoyu, grabbed him and said, "Little Luo, you're amazing. Silly Girl is amazing too. They led us out of Haishi. Don't worry."

"Yes, Luo Bo may look young, but he's probably killed more Japanese soldiers than you've ever seen. If he weren't there, Company Commander Tie probably wouldn't have lasted an hour," Old Xu added.

Seeing Xiaoyu remain silent, Bellena pulled Xiaoyu forcefully and quickly ran backward.

"Why did you stay here too?" Tie Niu asked.

Unlike Xiaoyu, he didn't think that Bai Luo was too young and would hold him back.

On the contrary, he was very curious about why Bai Luo was so powerful, his gun, and his skillful bomb placement, all of which he had never seen before.

"Company Commander Tie, you probably wouldn't last an hour without me." After saying that, he stopped wasting words with Tie Niu.

He took the backpack from the silly girl's back, took out six 200-round ammunition boxes, and two 350-round ammunition belts. He placed them on the ground, then took out the spare ammunition for his own gun. He also took out the R93 from its gun case and set it aside, then emptied out more than 50 grenades and six empty magazines. Actually, there were less than 20 grenade rounds in the bag, but Bai Luo took some out from his personal space under the cover of the backpack.

If he weren't afraid of going too far, he would have taken out the mortar as well.

That's right, it's his personal space. In order to save time, Bai Luo exchanged a lot of bullets and grenades in advance and put them in his space. There are also more than 50 magazines full of bullets in his space.

Watching Bai Luo pull out a huge pile of bullets, grenades, and a long box (containing disassembled R93s) as if by magic, they were all taken in.

However, Bai Luo does not intend to use it.

In this valley, the distance between targets is no more than 100 meters. The passage in the middle of the valley is not a straight line, but an S-shaped route.

Company Commander Tie, have your men move some stones here to make cover for me.

As he spoke, he pointed to the second bend and reached out to tighten the bulletproof helmet on the silly girl's head.

Tie Niu called over several soldiers to move the surrounding stones and build a stone wall about 3 meters long and 40 centimeters wide.

"Company Commander Tie, take your men up the hillsides on both sides. Take 40 grenades from the ground, divide them up, and just pull off the metal rings on them and throw them away."

"Are the two of you enough?"

"That's enough." He patted the silly girl on the shoulder, "The firepower of the gun she's holding is equivalent to all of yours combined."

Seeing this, Tie Niu didn't waste any more words and split into two groups, each going up to the valley on one side.

Their job wasn't easy either. If the Japanese soldiers abandoned their horses and started climbing the mountain, they would be responsible for blocking them. That's why Bai Luo gave them so many grenades.

After everything was arranged, less than half an hour later, Bai Luo felt the ground tremble slightly, which meant that the Japanese cavalry had arrived.

Sure enough, when he looked up, he saw Tie Niu giving the signal that the Japanese were coming.

As agreed at the beginning, they would wait for the booby trap that Bai Luo had placed about 10 meters from the first bend to explode before firing together, in order to inflict maximum damage on the enemy.

The sound of hooves grew closer and closer, but the Japanese soldiers did not stop because of the valley; instead, they charged in at full speed.

The Japanese probably didn't expect that a group of more than 20 people would be lying in ambush here.

As the Japanese soldiers rushed past the first bend, Bai Luo and Sha Niu remained hidden behind cover.

The next second, "Bang, bang, bang, bang!" Four explosions rang out. The Japanese soldiers were instantly thrown back and forth by the sudden explosions. The shockwave from the M67 grenade explosions, carrying shrapnel and small stones that Bai Luo had deliberately scattered next to the grenades, created a hail of bullets.

Any Japanese soldier who appeared within the blast radius was riddled with bullets.

Upon hearing the explosion, Bai Luo and Sha Niu looked up and raised their guns. Sha Niu did not fire immediately but waited for Bai Luo's instructions.

After Bai Luo looked up, he immediately knocked the Japanese soldiers behind him, who couldn't brake in time and rushed into the crowd, to the ground.

This blast killed at least 30 Japanese soldiers, and only a few horses were still standing; the rest were knocked to the ground.

Tie Niu was quite surprised to see that four grenades had caused such casualties. Unlike the grenades made by his own troops, which were no different from firecrackers and might not even kill someone if thrown at their feet.

The other soldiers in the special operations company also witnessed the terrifying power of the grenade, and they all unconsciously gripped the grenade that Tie Niu had just distributed.

Actually, the main reason for this terrifying damage was the favorable terrain and Bai Luo's ingenious strategy of offering more for the same price.

The remaining Japanese soldiers realized what was happening and quickly withdrew from the valley.

For a moment, the small hill fell into a brief silence, with only the biting cold wind blowing through the valley, dispersing the dust kicked up by the explosion.

Shinkawa is now thankful that he didn't lead the charge into the valley, but instead stayed in the front middle of the group.

Because of his caution, he escaped a disaster. Looking at the line ahead, which had shortened slightly, Shinkawa's face darkened.

A small detachment was ordered to dismount and scout ahead, but as soon as they rushed into the valley, they were all shot down by the special operations company above.

It should be noted that the special operations company soldiers who stayed here to hold off the enemy were mostly using submachine guns, so their firepower was quite formidable.

Shinkawa's face grew increasingly dark. His men were armed with carbines and sabers, and their strength lay in speed and mobility. But their pride and joy were rendered useless here. They didn't even have two machine guns, let alone mortars or grenade launchers.

For a moment, he was at a loss. Seeing that the Japanese were not attacking, Tie Niu was not in a hurry. He had only intended to buy time, and he was happy to watch the Japanese not attack now.

Shinkawa thought for a moment. Although the people left here to hold off the enemy had heavy firepower and mostly automatic weapons, it was obvious that there weren't many of them. He guessed that they were just a group of the original 20-odd people.

Thinking of this, Shinkawa immediately ordered all the soldiers to dismount and split into two small teams to attack the two sides of the hillside, so that the people on the hillside would not have time to pay attention to the valley. He also arranged for 100 men to attack the enemy in the valley after the two sides of the valley had exchanged fire.

Shinkawa, upon seeing the well-organized attack formation, immediately gave the order to attack.