The war of resistance against mountains is heavy

Chapter 2004: Happy to See Reinforcements
"Pah, pah, pah" "Pah, pah, pah"

Shang Zhen, lying on the ground, fired two short bursts of shots, knocking down another Japanese soldier. The remaining Japanese soldiers retreated to the opposite corner of the house when they saw his fierce firepower.

Shang Zhen cried out "Not good" inwardly, he got up and rushed to the house on his right, and at this moment a grenade was thrown out from the corner of the house where the Japanese army was hiding.

By the time the grenade was emitting white smoke and spinning around the place where Shang Zhen had originally stayed, Shang Zhen had already smashed through the broken window of the house with a "crash", and fell into the house along with the broken window pane. Then there was an explosion outside the house, and grenade fragments flew in from the broken window and hit the ceiling of the house, making "puff" and "puff" sounds!

Shang Zhen has rich combat experience, and he also believes that the Japanese army has rich combat experience.

Although this is just a small village with dozens of households, it is almost like a street fight.

The Japanese used manual rifles that pulled the bolt after each shot, so how could they be as effective as box guns? This can be seen from the fact that the Japanese soldiers did not come forward to fight but retreated instead after being shot.

But in street fighting, no matter how powerful a box gun is, it is never as satisfying as a grenade!
A box gun is a direct-fire weapon. You can't hit a person if you can't see him/her. Even if you know where the person is but there is a wall blocking him/her, you still can't hit him/her. It's not like a grenade that can be thrown behind a wall or stuffed into a window and make a "boom" sound. Even if you are the king of the world, you will still be hit by a few hairs!

When he encountered the Japanese army just now, he was about to pick up grenades from the two Japanese corpses under the wall on the left. When he saw the Japanese soldiers retreating, he guessed that the Japanese army was likely to throw grenades, so he ran to the right and went directly into the house opposite.

He was so familiar with fighting that it was almost an instinct. Otherwise, how could Shang Zhen escape unscathed from battle after battle?

Shang Zhen, who had crashed into the house, rolled up, not caring about the scratches on his face from the broken wood chips. Fortunately, he still had a grenade on him, so he took it out directly and ran towards the half-open door again.

However, just as he reached the door, he saw a round object with a metallic luster flashing under the light of the flare flying towards him.

Oh my! Why are these little devils so difficult to deal with?

To be honest, Shang Zhen has fought in so many battles. If you ask him how to fight and how to compete with the Japanese army in a battle, he can tell you the same story all day and all night without repeating himself.

But sometimes he had nothing to say to the soldiers, because although battles had their own rules, there was no fixed pattern, and sometimes it all depended on inspiration and quick decisions to act according to the circumstances!
If he really followed the instructions and stuck to the rules, he would have died countless times!
So would Shang Zhen retreat? No! If he retreated, the grenade thrown by the Japanese army would follow him into the house, and he would be dead!

Therefore, Shang Zhen’s choice was not to retreat but to advance!

He reached out, grabbed the door and pulled it back, and it closed.

The Japanese army threw the grenade quite accurately, and it was thrown through the gap after the door was opened.

But now that the door was closed, there was naturally a "bang" sound. It was the grenade thrown by the Japanese army hitting the door panel. But at the same time, Shang Zhen pushed the door hard again, and the grenade was knocked away by the door before it hit the ground!

When Shang Zhen shrank back and was about to pull the pin of his grenade, the grenade that was sealed outside the door exploded with a "bang".

The sound of the explosion was still in his ears when Shang Zhen pushed the door open again with his left hand. When the door opened, he raised his right hand and his grenade flew out with the door!

The Japanese soldiers on the opposite side had grenades to clear the way, but they had thrown two in a row. This time they had no more scruples and appeared from the corner of the house diagonally opposite.

It was also tragic for these Japanese soldiers. Shang Zhen threw the grenade very high. When the Japanese soldiers showed their faces, the grenade thrown by Shang Zhen had already flown high, and they didn't even see it.

In a moment, just as the Japanese soldiers were rushing upwards with their guns raised, the grenade thrown by Shang Zhen fell on the eaves at the corner of the house and rolled down, exploding before it hit the ground!
The air-blast destructive power of a grenade is the most destructive, but unfortunately this grenade exploded at the corner of the house facing Shang Zhen. Several Japanese soldiers who rushed through the corner were knocked down, but the Japanese soldiers behind them were saved because of the obstruction of the wall!
At this time, Shang Zhen had already jumped out of the back window of the room.

He knew that if he had another grenade in his hand, he would be more proactive, but since he didn't have one, he could only use the box gun. He estimated that if he ran to the back corner of the house, he should be able to see the Japanese soldiers in front of him, and he would not be stuffed with grenades by the Japanese soldiers while hiding in the house.

But when he just showed his head, he saw that the remaining Japanese soldiers had turned around and fled. But before he could fire a shot, gunshots were heard from the roof diagonally opposite. It was a burst of fire from a box gun!
Amid the sounds of gunfire, three more Japanese soldiers fell in an instant. When Shang Zhen raised his gun, some of the remaining Japanese soldiers retreated to the house behind, but two of them did not retreat but advanced and ran under the eaves of the house and disappeared!
Street fighting is so difficult to fight. It's not that you are smart and the Japanese devils are not smart. It turns out that a Chinese soldier somehow hid on the roof of that house.

Perhaps the Japanese army was frightened by the grenade thrown by Shang Zhen, so they retreated.

But by retreating like this, he was exposed to the shooting range of the two soldiers, so he was shot!
Shang Zhen didn't expect that the battle would be fought so coincidentally. How come his own people were hiding on the roof of that house!

But that's not right. If his people were hiding on the roof, he should have opened fire when the Japanese army came. Why didn't he open fire?
Shang Zhen couldn't figure it out, but now was not the time to figure it out. Killing the enemy was the most important thing.

He saw two Japanese soldiers not retreating but rushing under the eaves and disappearing. He knew something was wrong, but he couldn't rush out because the Japanese soldier's gun was pointed at him!
Shang Zhen didn't even need to try. If he dared to go out now, the Japanese army would be able to kick him out of the house with just one shot.

He was only a short distance away from the opposite side, and the Japanese didn't even need to aim to shoot him. All he could do now was to raise his hand and shoot at the Japanese hiding in the corner of the house opposite to that house, while shouting: "Come down quickly! The devils are in the house!"

Shang Zhen was a quick shooter. When his gunshots rang out, he knocked down one Japanese soldier each at each end. The other Japanese soldiers retreated when they saw that his shooting was so accurate.

When Shang Zhen glanced up at the house where his people were hiding, he really saw a grenade flying onto the roof.

It's over, the people above are finished! The Japanese soldiers hiding under the eaves must have thrown the grenade up instead of retreating.

Shang Zhen sighed inwardly, but he could only use his gun to block the area between the two houses diagonally opposite to prevent the Japanese troops from rushing out.

But he only fired one shot, and there was a loud "boom" explosion on the roof of the Tibetan house.

Shang Zhen had no choice but to fire two more shots at the opposite side and then turned around and retreated.

This is a small village with scattered thatched huts and mud houses. The aisles between the houses cannot even be considered streets. Who has ever seen a street with intersections everywhere?
Even though there are still Japanese troops on the opposite side, Shang Zhen knows that they are most likely trying to tie him down, and the other Japanese troops may have already started to make detours.

So he must retreat!
Just when Shang Zhen had just circled back from that gable to the gable behind, he suddenly heard someone shouting diagonally in front of him: "Is that you, Battalion Commander?"

Hmm? Shang Zhen felt overjoyed when he heard that voice. It was a female voice that called him the battalion commander. It was Bian Xiaolong's voice.

When he looked out from the corner of the gable of the house, he happened to see the person who was hiding on the roof appear!
Judging from her petite and delicate appearance, it was Bian Xiaolong, and Bian Xiaolong just slipped down from the eaves at the other end.

Shang Zhen was not worried at all about Bian Xiaolong slipping down from the house.

Because the earthen house was so tall that Shang Zhen could touch the eaves with his hand with his height. Do you think what the ancients said about "the thatched eaves are low" was just for poetic purposes?

Besides, considering Bian Xiaolong's skills and weight, right? Even if he gets thrown down, it won't do much harm.

What's more, someone else took over the fight, and who was that person? Of course it was Big Stupid!

Shang Zhen never dreamed that these two people failed to break out but showed up here again!