We couldn't fight these Japanese and puppet troops head-on, but we also couldn't let them go easily. After returning to the camp in Tangcheng to discuss with Captain Zhang, we finally decided to use the method of harassment to cause chaos to the Japanese and puppet troops first. The suggestion to continue the harassment was made by Tang Cheng, so he had to be the one standing in front of the attack, not to mention that he also needed to shoot those Japanese soldiers to get more lottery opportunities. After Captain Zhang's persuasion was fruitless, he could only watch Tang Cheng lead the people away. He also urged the remaining people to seize the time to hide the loot in their hands.
Tang Cheng only brought the three snipers with him this time, and the others stayed with the guerrillas, especially Huang Cheng, who had an out-of-touch personality, and he gave special instructions. In the next day, several people from Tangcheng repeatedly attacked small groups of Japanese and puppet troops deployed on the periphery, causing Kurokawa a headache. Knowing that his opponent was cunning, he had to use the radio to contact the Japanese troops in nearby counties, hoping that they would send troops to support him, and at the same time set up an encirclement to encircle and suppress them in Tangcheng.
But the purpose of Tangcheng and the others was just to harass, and they would not fall into the trap designed by Colonel Kurokawa because of the bait he set. That night, Tang Cheng, who had made arrangements, quietly sneaked into the puppet army's camp alone. With only a few grenades, Tang Cheng caused chaos in the puppet army camp. Under the cover of night, Tang Cheng assassinated multiple puppet army officers and then disappeared without a trace. Colonel Kurokawa was furious when he learned the news, but they could not catch Tang Cheng and the others. He had no choice but to order to strengthen defenses.
When they were waiting for reinforcements from the Japanese and puppet troops in the neighboring county to come over and join them, Colonel Kurokawa was already panicking. "Kurokawa-kun, your opponent looks very unusual!" Although the reinforcements from the neighboring county were not large in number, they were also commanded by an infantry colonel. This infantry colonel named Sato, although he likes to speak straightforwardly, he relied on military merit to become a colonel step by step.
Therefore, even though he felt uncomfortable, Colonel Kurokawa did not dare to offend the other party. "I have carefully analyzed everything that has happened to you in the past few days. I personally feel that your opponents should not be as simple as Tubal Road. They are very likely to be regular troops who have been broken up. After all, Tubal Road You and I know what the combat effectiveness is." Although he was dissatisfied with Sato's arrogance when he spoke, Kurokawa had to admit that his analysis did make some sense.
Colonel Kurokawa and others were discussing countermeasures in the camp when they suddenly heard an explosion outside the tent. Colonel Kurokawa, who had been harassed many times, was already used to explosions outside the tent. Only Sato stood up immediately and prepared to go out to check the situation. The explosion outside the tent came from a mortar that penetrated the Japanese and puppet camp. When Sato came out of the tent, a group of Japanese and puppet troops in the camp had already rushed towards the direction of the shell.
Tangcheng, who used mortars to harass the Japanese and puppet troops, did not leave immediately, but fired a second shell at the Japanese and puppet camp. Tang Cheng did this on purpose. His purpose was to lure the Japanese and puppet troops out of the camp. He had already turned on the triple eyepiece skill. When he saw more than 40 Japanese and puppet troops rushing out of the Japanese and puppet army camp, he immediately put away the mortar, turned around and ran quickly towards the hillside behind him. The hillside chosen by Tang Cheng was bare, and the weeds on the ground were not enough to provide him with cover. The Japanese and puppet troops in the camp immediately noticed Tang Cheng.
It's a pity that Tangcheng is too far away from them. Even if they shoot now, there is no way to hit Tangcheng. So, taking advantage of the large number of people, they chased up the hillside regardless. "Sato-kun, you'd better call your people back! The shells just now were just their way of luring the enemy. I guarantee that they must have prepared other means on that slope." Kurokawa, who had already been fooled, At this moment, he tried to persuade Sato, but the latter didn't appreciate it at all, and even felt that Kurokawa was an incompetent commander.
Kurokawa's persuasion was fruitless, so he stopped talking and just stood beside Sato silently, accompanying him to pay attention to the situation on the hillside. Tang Cheng's running speed was not very fast, but after all, he was much closer to the top of the slope than the Japanese and puppet troops chasing him, so while the Japanese and puppet troops chasing him were still in the middle of the slope, Tang Cheng had already run up the slope. top. Accompanied by the sporadic gunfire behind him, Tang Cheng, who ran up the slope, fell down on the spot and held the Garand rifle that had been placed here in advance.
Although the Garand rifle is a semi-automatic rifle and has good killing power, its shooting range is definitely not as good as that of a sniper rifle. But Tang Cheng has now activated the triple eyepiece skill. Even if this Garand rifle is not equipped with a scope, in Tang Cheng's hands, he can still play the role of a sniper rifle. At this moment, the Japanese and puppet soldiers, who did not know that the danger had come, were still charging towards the top of the slope. Just when Sato Sato, who was holding a telescope in the camp, thought that they were about to climb to the top of the slope, gunshots appeared. .
The Garand rifle was loaded with eight rounds, which was more convenient for Tangcheng. With a burst of rapid gunfire, among the Japanese and puppet troops still in the middle of the slope, one after another Japanese soldiers were shot and fell. When Colonel Sato saw this scene through the telescope, his face turned dark instantly. He had always been self-reliant and capable of high-level command, but he had never suffered such a loss before. In almost a few breaths, rapid gunshots rang out again, and among the remaining Japanese and puppet troops on the slope, several more people were shot and fell.
There were originally about 40 Japanese and puppet troops chasing them out of the camp, and most of them were Japanese troops. However, after the two rounds of rapid fire just now, there were now less than 30 Japanese and puppet troops left on the slopes. It’s still half and half between the Japanese army and the puppet army. Kurokawa was well aware of the combat effectiveness of the puppet army, so he suggested to the dark-faced Sato to withdraw the remaining Japanese puppet troops from the slopes. Unfortunately, Sato was filled with anger and did not adopt Kurokawa's suggestion. .
Sato, who was furious, not only did not listen to Kurokawa's advice, but also ordered another group of Japanese and puppet troops to rush towards the slope. In Tangcheng, which is on the top of a slope, after lighting up three bullet bridges in a row, there are no Japanese and puppet troops standing on the slope below. He was not able to shoot all the Japanese soldiers on the slope. At this moment, the Japanese and puppet soldiers still alive on the slope had all lied down on the spot, and no one dared to show their heads rashly.
After discovering that another Japanese and puppet army had rushed out of the camp, Tang Cheng secretly calculated the number of people on the other side, then made a quick decision and turned around to move further away. The remaining Japanese and puppet troops who were suppressed by him on the slope plucked up the courage to move slowly towards the top of the slope after not hearing the sound of gunfire for a long time. Especially after they received backup, they became more courageous. A dozen Japanese soldiers who had separated the skirmishers shouted in unison, and finally rushed to the top of the slope in one go. But it's a pity that the person who shot them here before has long disappeared.
"Pah! Pah!" There was another gunshot. This was Tang Cheng who had retreated further, deliberately firing to provoke the Japanese and puppet troops who rushed up the hill. A few minutes later, Tang Cheng, who was almost injured by a grenade grenade, changed positions again, chasing sixty or seventy Japanese and puppet troops behind him. After the Japanese and puppet troops behind them were continuously provoked by Tang Cheng, they had become a little bit careless and had to catch up with Tang Cheng. Tang Cheng naturally hopes that these Japanese and puppet troops will keep chasing him, because only in this way can he be regarded as a qualified bait.
Tang Cheng put himself in danger and acted as a bait to lure the Japanese army. His behavior seemed nothing to him, but in the eyes of others, Tang Cheng would undoubtedly be considered a lunatic. The Japanese and puppet troops in hot pursuit followed Tang Cheng and soon crossed the second slope. Here, the three snipers deployed by Tang Cheng were already waiting impatiently. Tang Cheng, who successfully led the pursuers into the ambush circle, now occupied a high position, so he took the lead in shooting.
After Tang Cheng fired first, the three snipers who had ambush here in advance also followed suit. In just a few breaths, among the Japanese and puppet troops who were chasing here, people were shot and fell one after another. According to Tangcheng's consistent principle, almost all of the first ones to be shot were Japanese soldiers, but this also frightened the puppet soldiers. The gunfire continued. Even if the remaining Japanese and puppet soldiers immediately lay down on the spot, they could not escape the disaster.
Tangcheng and the others, who were condescending, relied on the advantage of the terrain to clearly locate the remaining Japanese and puppet soldiers, unless they retreated immediately or used the bodies of their companions as cover. With the sound of gunfire, the number of Japanese and puppet troops continued to decrease. Finally, some puppet troops with frightened faces began to be unable to withstand the pressure, and they quietly chose to retreat. How could the Japanese army, who were also in danger, let these puppet soldiers escape under such circumstances?
The Japanese soldiers with ferocious expressions, under the command of a Japanese Army Commander, shot and killed two puppet soldiers before forcing other puppet soldiers who wanted to flee to quiet down. Fortunately, this group of Japanese and puppet troops were followed by other Japanese and puppet troops. Seeing that the situation was not good, they immediately sent messages to the camp using semaphores. Colonel Sato, who was waiting in the camp, was already frowning. After receiving the news, he immediately ordered artillery support.
After the opponent's test-fired artillery shell hit the ground, Tang Cheng, who was aware of the situation, immediately sent a signal to the three snipers to retreat immediately. They just came here to harass the Japanese and puppet troops and set a trap by the way, rather than fighting to the death with the Japanese and puppet troops. As the shells continued to fall, the remaining Japanese and puppet troops on the slope suddenly felt a lot less pressure. It was only after they plucked up the courage to search the front under cover of artillery fire that they discovered that the attacker had disappeared again.
