The first person to contact the Japanese army was the left-road army led by Wen Songyuan. Under the leadership of a reinforced company temporarily composed of former gangs and lakes. After only a dozen minutes of the attack, the left-road army's troops tore open a hole with a width of 150 meters and a depth of more than 200 meters on the Japanese defense line.

These veterans in the world have the most experience in doing this kind of murderous night with dark moon and high winds. What is even more hateful to the Japanese army is that these Chinese people are wearing authentic Japanese military uniforms.

Relying on his excellent sneak attack skills and disguise that is difficult to distinguish between true and false, the vanguard company of the Left Route Army made great progress. In just over a dozen minutes, the Japanese devils in the remnants of a squadron were easily solved by these people using various strange tricks from the world.

When the Japanese army discovered that it was a sneak attack by the Chinese army, the left army had already attacked less than 300 meters away from the Japanese corps headquarters. At the same time, the right army also attacked the depths of the Japanese defense line. For a moment, gunfire sounded loudly, and the whole village was filled with people like hot oil boiling.

The first person to have a head-on fire with the left army was a Japanese squadron-scale patrol.

After all, he was on the front line, and the war during the day was very unsuccessful, and the Chinese army transferred an unknown number of reinforcements around dusk. The Japanese were quite alert this time. In addition to the front line, the new wing commander, Kei Kazusaki, also arranged a squadron patrol unit on the second line of defense. If there were only a few hundred Chinese army suicide squadrons, the Japanese relatively neat squadron could still block it for a while. In Kei Kazusaki, as long as this squadron could last for half an hour, the entire Zhuangzi Japanese army could complete the assembly, and the Japanese army could give the Chinese army the sneak attack as a headache. From a point of view, Kei Kazusaki's command ability was much stronger than his predecessor, and he did not have the very common bad habit of arrogance among the middle and senior commanders of the Japanese army at that time.

However, although Haruga Nakasa made a seamless arrangement that he thought was, he never expected that the Chinese army would have such strong combat power after more than ten days of hard work. Judging from the forces invested by the Chinese army, it is no exaggeration to call it a strong attack. More than three times the enemy's troops were attacking head-on, and it was enough for the Japanese air force to drink a pot of it without intervening. Not to mention that with such a military advantage, the Chinese army actually adopted a night sneak attack that was not very Mushido spirit. The next Chinese army was a big joke with the "Great Japanese Imperial Army".

It is said that the complete Japanese alert squadron happened to run head-on with the vanguard of the Left Route Army. The Japanese army, who was first discovered by the Chinese army, and Wen Songyuan, who personally led the team, asked Tian Jiafu, a genuine former Japanese captain, to ask the other party's command tonight in a standard Japanese accent, in a standard Japanese accent that even most of the officers and soldiers of the 10th Regiment Division. This trick really deceived the simple-minded Japanese army. Until the Chinese army set up a formation and opened fire on the Japanese army, the Japanese had not yet reacted and stood there waiting to die. Most of the equipment of the vanguard of the Left Route Army was equipped with automatic firearms. In less than five minutes, the Japanese army, a squadron of more than 130 people who were transferred to the dusk today, was basically wiped out. This was no longer a battle, but more like a massacre.

As soon as the gunshots sounded, the left army was even more worried. The left army directly deployed several groups of people and went to the depth of the Japanese defense line. All of them happened to rush into the vicinity of the Japanese army's corps command, and although they could not directly destroy the Japanese army's command center in Zhuangzili. However, it also forced the corps command post of the corps of Chungshangjingji Zhongzhao to urgently transfer, resulting in the corps of the 40th Japanese army losing unified command.

After the gunfire sounded, all Chinese troops participating in the night attacks launched fierce attacks on the Japanese army. The Japanese army, which had lost unified command at the beginning, could fight on their own. However, the number gap between the two armies was too large, and China was prepared. The Japanese side responded hastily and the initiative on the battlefield was completely in the hands of the Chinese army. The main force of the Japanese army had begun to shrink its defense.

The small groups of Japanese troops divided and surrounded by the Chinese army are often quickly surrounded and annihilated by the Chinese army. Even if one of them cannot take down the position for a while, the large units of the Chinese army will not be entangled with the small groups of Japanese troops. They only use the corresponding troops to surround the Japanese army first, and the large units will continue to chase and annihilate the Japanese army.

The Chinese army became more and more brave as they fought. In particular, the temporary regiment of the Second Group Army fully carried forward the tradition of the Northwest Army being good at night and close combat, and chopped the Japanese heads with a big knife very easily. Some Shaanxi veterans who were determined to "born in Shaanxi and died in Shandong" became very fierce, and they all tied the chopped Japanese heads with untied Japanese shoelaces through the Japanese heads and tied them to their waists. The ferocious eyes of the two eyes were fired and the Japanese heads were hung on their waists, which was quite a bit of the legacy of the Qin soldiers' "carrying the head in the left hand and holding the captives in the right hand" of the Qin soldiers two thousand years ago, which made the Japanese army flee as soon as they saw it. (It's strange, the Japanese are not afraid of death, but the most fear of their souls being unable to return home after their heads are cut off. Maybe they are afraid that they will become Chinese ghosts and be sent to the eighteenth level of hell after death.)

After Wen Songyuan, the demon king of the world, discovered this situation. Wen Songyuan, who had never had the concept of knightly demeanor in his mind, immediately ordered his subordinates to cut off the heads of dozens of Japanese people who were killed, and let a company pick a few people on the bayonet, deliberately let the Japanese army see it, and then the brigade launched a fierce attack on the Japanese army. This move further accelerated the collapse of the Japanese army. Not only did the Japanese troops in front of the left army scattered birds and beasts, but even the Japanese troops in other directions fled to the village. Since the "July 7th" Incident, the resistance of the 40th Regiment of the 10th Division of the Japanese Army, which had only known to advance and did not know what to retreat, had completely collapsed.

The Japanese troops retreated from all over the village and fled desperately to the north gate of Taierzhuang. Even the new commander of the corps, Chungshangjing, who had only been in office for less than a few hours, were wrapped in a defeated army and fled to Taierzhuang. All Chinese troops followed the arrangements of the front command headquarters before the war. When the Japanese army was completely defeated, the main force of the Chinese army continued to pursue fiercely from the large Japanese troops who retreated. The small groups of Japanese troops who fell behind during the retreat were only sent to encircle them without allowing them to escape. Obviously, the established plan of the Chinese army was: to concentrate their forces to chase and annihilate the main force of the Japanese army. As for the other scattered Japanese troops, they would surround them first and wait for the large troops to turn back before they could clean up.

There were seven or eight hundred Japanese defeated soldiers, driven by various Chinese troops behind him, and fled to the north gate of Taierzhuang. When Chun Shangjing Jiji Zhongzuo saw this miserable scene of defeat as if it was above, he couldn't help but burst into tears. In the military history of the 10th Division, there was never such a unit that was so embarrassed by the enemy on the battlefield. (However, Lord Zhongzuo's sentimentality did not last long, because the Chinese army behind him rushed up again. In order to avoid becoming a headless corpse, Lord Zhongzuo immediately stopped venting his emotions. He rushed to the north gate of Taierzhuang first, Lord Zhongzuo was responsible for the fate of the entire regiment. In this case, he naturally had to take a step first and go to the north gate to accommodate the troops?!)

At this time, a dissatisfied squadron of the Japanese army still controlled the north gate of Taierzhuang. As long as the Japanese army could escape from Taierzhuang, there would be a glimmer of hope. However, can the Chinese army, which was in full swing, get them to their wishes? This is a very problematic?

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