Anti-Japanese War: Starting from Yaobai

Chapter 2195 Leader Ye is simply amazing!

Ma Sanpao asked the Japanese soldier to wait for him to fasten his pants. But how could the Japanese soldier give Ma Sanpao this opportunity?

The Japanese also understood the principle of attacking you while you are weak, and they started hacking at Ma Sanpao with their swords.

Ma Sanpao was holding up his pants and holding his rifle under his arm. He ran while cursing the Japanese officer for being shameless and not even giving him a chance to fasten his pants.

The Japanese officer also understood Chinese and laughed, "Wait until I kill you, and you won't have to wear your pants anymore."

But the proud Japanese soldier at this time overlooked one point: the guerrillas had a large number of people. When he was chasing Ma Sanpao, most of his subordinates who climbed up the cliff had died.

  boom!

Gangtou stood on a high place and shot the Japanese officer in the chest who was raising his samurai sword to chop Ma Sanpao.

The Japanese officer's body froze and blood oozed from the corner of his mouth.

His body was shot through, and the hole was right in the heart.

He was very unwilling and angry, and took two steps forward with difficulty. As a result, his legs went weak and he knelt in front of Ma Sanpao, and the knife in his hand fell to the ground.

"The Chinese fight with bayonets and guns, they are not warriors."

  Bang!

The Japanese officer's body fell to the ground and began to kick and twitch.

Ma Sanpao fastened his pants, kicked the kicking Japanese soldier and cursed: "Damn it, you're talking about warriors to me? Why didn't you talk about warriors when you killed the civilians? They were all unarmed people, and you even killed people who had no ability to resist. What kind of warriors are you? Ptut!"

Ma Sanpao spat in the face of the Japanese officer, then looked at the battlefield that was almost over and ordered: "Pick up stones and throw them down, don't let the Japanese come up. Gangtou, keep an eye on the Japanese artillery, if they fire, we have to run away. Oh, and assign a few people to pick up all the weapons and equipment. Leader Ye said that we have to learn to tighten our belts now."

"Yes!"

The leader received the order and the group went their separate ways.

At this time, the Japanese soldiers who were still climbing the cliff were in trouble. Large and small rocks flew down from the top of the cliff. One Japanese soldier was particularly unlucky. He was looking up the cliff and was hit directly on the head by a stone as big as a football. He died on the spot and his body also hit a companion below.

There was also a Japanese commander at the bottom of the cliff. When he saw that the enemy had occupied the position, he knew that the Imperial Army on the top of the cliff should have been killed.

He immediately ordered a new round of artillery bombardment on the top of the cliff and ordered the signalman to send a telegram to Colonel Sato.

Logically speaking, Hiroyuki Kitahara is now the supreme commander, but this unit is under the command of Colonel Sato.

So the telegram was sent to Colonel Sato.

But at this time, Sato, Kitahara Hiroyuki and other large forces also encountered trouble.

What they encountered were mines, which were modified from their grenades.

Although the number of mines was not large, it was undeniable that they were indeed blocked by the mines.

The large force could not move, and Sato, the old Japanese, was already very annoyed, but he did not expect to hear the news of the failure of the operation.

"Damn it! These damn Chinese have taken over the terrain and my Chuannan team has suffered heavy losses."

There was some complaint in Sato's words. But he couldn't get angry at Kitahara Hiroyuki, because he had supported Kitahara Hiroyuki's tactics before.

Kitahara Hiroyuki thought for a moment, then looked at the cliffs on both sides and said, "Our enemies are much smaller in number than us. So if one team can't climb up, we can send a few more teams."

Sato asked back: "The enemy occupies the terrain, won't we suffer heavy casualties?" Kitahara Hiroyuki also asked back: "Sato-kun, do you have a better idea now? The narrowest section of Hupigou is ahead. If none of us climb up, the enemy will rely on the terrain to attack us, and by then I'm afraid that more than just a few dozen imperial soldiers will die.

And I infer that the mines we are facing now are just the guerrillas trying to stop us from advancing, and the real minefield should be ahead.

By then, we will have to deal with the enemies above our heads while also being wary of the mines under our feet.

Do you think we would suffer more casualties climbing the cliff or attacking head-on?"

Facing Kitahara Hiroyuki's question, Sato and Takahashi were speechless because they believed Kitahara Hiroyuki was right. If they had to beware of the mines under their feet while dealing with the enemies on the cliff, the casualties would be more than just a few dozen.

So both of them agreed with Kitahara Hiroyuki's idea and ordered the troops to work in small groups to find a location where they could climb up the cliff and climb to the top of the cliff.

And this scene naturally fell into Duanwu's eyes.

"Go, call Ma Sanpao back to me. Then let Long Qianyan use machine guns to fire at the Japanese soldiers climbing the cliff on the west side, while we will fire at the Japanese soldiers climbing the cliff on the east side. There are not many good opportunities like this, we can't miss it."

"Yes!"

The messenger took the order and immediately went to deliver the message.

Three minutes later, Ma Sanpao, who was fighting with the Japanese, received the order to retreat.

On his way back, Ma Sanpao saw that some Japanese soldiers were trying to climb up the cliff, but they were hit by machine gun fire and fell down like dumplings.

"hey-hey!"

Ma Sanpao grinned evilly, and was happier seeing the Japanese soldiers suffering heavy casualties than killing them himself.

"Leader Ye is amazing. He was able to predict this. He just let us bury a dozen grenades, and the Japanese soldiers climbed up the cliff obediently."

It turned out that Ma Sanpao's smirk was due to this incident.

Before, he was puzzled as to why Leader Ye issued such an order to only bury a dozen mines on the road leading to the valley entrance, but not a single mine at the valley entrance. This was totally against common sense.

Because anyone could see that the valley entrance was the most suitable location to ambush the Japanese. They buried mines below and set up several machine guns on top of the cliff. Let alone more than 2,000 Japanese, even if there were more Japanese, they would not be able to get through.

  But who could have imagined that the Japanese would actually send people to risk climbing such a steep cliff?

But Leader Ye thought of it and made arrangements in advance.

Although this would kill fewer Japanese soldiers than defending the valley entrance, their casualties would be much smaller.

Take this blocking operation for example, two of them were killed and one was injured, but more than 20 Japanese soldiers were killed by them.

The casualty ratio reached 1:10. Who can achieve such a result?

Those little Japanese devils are not made of paper. They will die if you poke them with your finger.

The Japanese devils' fighting power was extremely strong. Ma Sanpao had experienced this more than once.

  So at this moment, he was in awe of Leader Ye!

(End of this chapter)