The war of resistance against mountains is heavy

Chapter 174 Unexpected Surprise

"You must not let the little devil enter the village!" Shang Zhen didn't know that the damn Fatty Wang was scolding him from behind, so he shouted and rushed down the hill.

There are really not many Japanese soldiers who dared to intercept and kill the defeated Northeast Army.

Shang Zhen's surprise attack, and the thousands of defeated soldiers shooting at the Japanese army, now there are only a dozen or so Japanese soldiers left.

But the trouble is that the direction the Japanese army fled turned out to be a village.

Just now, Shang Zhen had watched from the commanding heights, and there was a high mountain on the other side of the village.

The Japanese army could rush into that village, but they might not be able to climb up the mountain. Wouldn't the people in this village be unlucky?
It is impossible for Shang Zhen to ignore such a thing.

It's just that the hills here are not high but there are many hills, which always obstruct their sight, and Shang Zhen and the others only defeated two more Japanese soldiers after chasing them all the way.

When Shang Zhen found out that there was an open field ahead, the remaining ten or so Japanese soldiers were already rushing into the village entrance.

Shang Zhen tapped the trigger, but at this moment there was the sound of the empty magazine hanging up, asking if there were any bullets in the drum.

Shang Zhen hurriedly changed another drum, and at this moment he heard a "pop" gunshot, and a Japanese soldier in front was shot and fell down.

When Shang Zhen rushed forward again, the sound of rifles behind him splashed like water droplets, and Shang Zhen saw that the Japanese army was knocked down six times in a row!

As far as Shang Zhen is concerned, the distance between them and the Japanese army is always about [-] meters.

Moreover, the Japanese soldiers were not fools, they would never pick a place to run across the plains, but they were looming in front of them with the help of the bushes and forests.

In this case, the gun can not miss, and the one who knocked down the Japanese army is undoubtedly the sharpshooter.

Although Shang Zhen didn't look back, he also knew that there was no such sharpshooter in his group, so the three soldiers with rifles in Du Man's group should be the ones who fired behind.

"Amazing!" While running, Shang Zhen heard Er Hanzi sigh behind him.

"Thank you for your gun, the Japanese ghost's gun is really better than ours!" A strange voice sounded.

Shang Zhen was eager to chase the enemy, so naturally he couldn't turn back.

But he could also guess that the man with an unfamiliar accent should be Du Man's sharpshooter.

But his marksmanship is indeed formidable. This is the soldier with the most accurate marksmanship and the fastest shooting frequency that Shang Zhen has seen since he was a soldier!
If you don't see Mount Tai, you don't know the height of the mountain; if you don't see the sea, you don't know the abyss of the sea.

At this time, Shang Zhen, who thought his marksmanship was almost perfect, realized that his marksmanship was still far behind!

"Be careful, there are still alive!" Old Mao Wang's reminder behind him made Shang Zhen vigilant.

Shang Zhen continued to run forward, and soon he ran to a Japanese soldier who was lying on the ground.

Although the Japanese soldier was already bleeding, Shang Zhen gave the Japanese soldier a short burst of "him" without even thinking about it, and then moved forward again.

Gunshots rang out one after another, which meant that the soldiers rushing over with Shang Zhen were also replenishing their guns for the Japanese army.

As far as Shang Zhen and his team are concerned, their style of play is actually different from that of the big army.

If a large army is charging, which one will just directly replenish the Japanese army with guns?

Seize the position to have a foothold, and that is the most important thing. It is only when the battle is at the end or when the battlefield is cleaned up that the enemy will be replenished with guns.

But Shang Zhen and the others are few!

Shang Zhen didn't want the surviving Japanese soldiers to shoot them coldly in the back just after they rushed over.

And then Shang Zhen's supplementary gun really worked. When Shang Zhen and the others raised their guns at the last Japanese soldier who was knocked down, the Japanese soldier suddenly turned over.

"He he", "pop" and "pop".

What is the order at this time?

If the enemy moves, it is an order to shoot!
Several shots fired at the same time, and the Japanese soldier fell down again without shaking his raised hand. At this time, Shang Zhen and the others all lay down on the ground.

A moment later, a Japanese grenade exploded with a "boom", and the explosion's air waves and snowflakes flew over Shang Zhen and his heads.

It turned out that the Japanese soldier had already knocked the grenade away, and Shang Zhen's bullets arrived at the moment he let go.

"How many people have entered the village?" Du Man shouted.

"Four in!" came a shout from behind, from the sharpshooter who had fired with his rifle earlier.

"Search carefully in groups of two, be careful!" Du Man shouted.

He was the company commander, and neither Shang Zhen nor Old Mao Wang had any objection to Du Man's command.

Everyone greeted each other and moved forward, and Shang Zhen and Ma Erhuzi walked together.

The village is near.

Naturally, the villagers often walked around here, and the snow at the head of the village had been trampled hard, so it was already very difficult to recognize the footprints of the Japanese soldiers on the snow.

The eyes of the officers and soldiers of the Northeast Army swept across the village in front of them.

The village is not big, only a few dozen families, but the houses, firewood stacks, pigpens, and boards have all become bunkers. God knows where the four Japanese soldiers hid?

Shang Zhen waved his hand, and everyone raised their guns and moved forward.

But just when they arrived at the first house, the dilapidated chaimen let out a "squeak".

Everyone instinctively pointed their guns, but at this moment Shang Zhen waved his hand suddenly.

Shang Zhen's wave of his hand undoubtedly meant not to shoot, and at the same time, everyone saw a commoner with his upper body exposed through the gap in the chai gate.

Why did Shang Zhen wave his hand?Is it because he sees faster than others?of course not.

It was because Shang Zhen and the others had been keeping an eye on the Japanese army, and the family in front was the first one at the entrance of the village.

If a Japanese army ran into this courtyard, Shang Zhen and the others couldn't have missed it.

In front of him was a young man in his twenties, he covered his mouth with one hand, and with the other he made a move towards Shang Zhen and the others.

No matter what this young man wants to do, as long as he is Chinese, Shang Zhen believes that he will never do anything that is not good for his own people, so Shang Zhen stepped forward.

"Come with me, I can see where the Japanese are hiding." Although the young man's voice was very low, it caught Shang Zhen's eyes.

The young man turned around and led Shang Zhen into the yard, but then walked towards a shed next to his house.

There was no doubt that it was a woodshed, and it was boarded up.

Without hesitation, Shang Zhen bent down and followed the young man into the low shed where he couldn't raise his head.

"See? That alley in front." The young man whispered.

Shang Zhen gave a low "hmm".

"There's one in the corner, another in the pigsty, and another behind the firewood stack by the pigsty.

You were fighting just now, and I have been hiding behind the courtyard wall and watching!

When the Japanese ran over, I hid here and peeked again. "The young man lowered his voice very low, but there was an uncontrollable excitement in his voice.

Undoubtedly, he was happy to help Shang Zhen and the others.

In other words, he also knew that if the Japanese soldiers rushed into their village, their village would definitely be unlucky, so he would never mind helping his soldiers kill those Japanese!
The appearance of this young man was a surprise to Shang Zhen and the others.

As Shang Zhen had observed before, the village relied on the mountains, and the few Japanese soldiers who had fled into the village could not find a way up the mountain in a hurry, and they had already decided to make a desperate fight.

Of course, for the Chinese, they are called dying.

(End of this chapter)