In fact, without him issuing military orders, the Japanese infantry who were forced into a desperate situation looked at the Chinese soldiers rushing down from the mountain, and all responded, and put the bayonet hanging around their waists on their muzzles with murderous intent.

They were also cowardly and fled under the artillery fire of the Chinese, but when the Chinese chose to approach them at close range and completely kill them, these Japanese infantrymen who were hailed as the "Steel Army" on the Japanese island still had a bit of the toughness of the "Steel Army".

If Tang Dao really launched a charge of the entire army, I am afraid that the 800 Japanese remnants, which were aroused by fierceness, would make the officers of the independent battalion heartbroken.

Just like the battle at the pass at Shanxi several months ago, a Japanese baggage brigade of thousands of people were ambushed but fought to the death. It actually fought a nearly one-to-one loss ratio with the Chinese soldiers with absolute advantage in troops, and many of them were elite soldiers who had been transferred thousands of miles away.

The Chinese commander who won the final victory had a gloomy face that could almost drip out of water. Perhaps even those who do not know him enough can know the pain in his heart.

However, Takeuchi Yunshan and the Japanese infantry were both wrong.

The scene they imagined that the Chinese soldiers who rushed down the mountain would charge at them and fire fiercely did not appear.

The Chinese soldiers who rushed down the hillside shot and smashed all the resistance around them, and established fortifications based on the mountain. Some even carried the black objects that rushed down the mountain and placed them on the river valley, waving the Japanese single-soldier shovels she carried with them to dig up the bunker.

What are they doing? A trace of doubt flashed through the Japanese Army Colonel's agile head for only one second.

The next moment, Takeuchi Yunshan, who was covered in cold body, shouted at the top of his lungs: "The whole army turned around, charge to death, and kill them all."

The bone-cold fear made Takeuchi Yunshan even forget the possible existence of Chinese sharpshooters, and his roar could be heard a hundred meters away from such a battlefield.

Yes, Takeuchi Yunshan finally knew where the crisis in his intuition came from.

At this moment, the Japanese Army Colonel even hated his extremely sensitive crisis consciousness. If he really wanted it, he would have it!

The Chinese planned to divide the cake into several parts, and then concentrate their firepower and troops to swallow one of them.

Too poisonous!

But it's really effective!

Once this situation is formed, not only will he and his infantry corps die without a burial place, the Chinese will not have to bear huge war damage.
Chapter completed!