Base System of Bashu Heroes

"Hey! Hey! My nephew, this is a battlefield, not a fight in the market?" Liu Ling reminded him.

Seeing that the Japanese army was motionless, Liu Tianchu folded his body. The Japanese soldier was already bleeding from his mouth and nose, and he was already dead. At this time, Liu Tianchu had also collapsed. "No difference? On the battlefield, we have to fight like gangsters!"

Liu Ling shook his head to express his disapproval, but Jiang Huian kept nodding.

The battle is still going on, and no one doubts the courage of the Japanese army. Even if the Japanese soldiers lose their commander, they can still fight on their own and fight back tenaciously.

Liu Tianchu pulled out the gun from Tada Shun and started shooting until all the bullets in the magazine were fired. More Sichuan soldiers rushed over from the smoke and joined the melee with the Japanese army.

The brave Sichuan soldiers stabbed their bodies with bullets in the gunpowder smoke, and their bodies collided with bullets. After each collision, little was left of the sharpness of both sides. When the Sichuan soldiers with the same hatred collided with the bodies of the Japanese soldiers and fell into the third group, Liu Tianchu found that there were only three soldiers around him.

With only the gray uniforms left, the Sichuan soldiers used their swords and bodies to knock down the arrogant Duodao brigade.

Liu Tianchu finally had time to load the rifle with bullets. When given a choice, he was always willing to choose a more efficient method. This idea determined that he liked to squat in an inconspicuous place and shoot accurately at the Japanese soldiers fighting with the soldiers.

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At this time, there was another huge explosion from the Japanese artillery position, and the sky stick was successful. Liu Tianchu waved his gun and shouted to the soldiers: "Press them up, crush them to the end."

Heizi, who had been a commando, took the lead one after another. The CS37 general-purpose machine gun, which the soldiers called the life harvester, licked down the Japanese soldiers who had no place to hide one by one. The riflemen who had been aiming for a long time picked up the fish that slipped through the net.

Automatic weapons play a great advantage in pursuit.

The Sichuan army in pursuit was almost a one-sided massacre. The Japanese army, which lost more than half, quickly retreated to the flanks, with Liu Tianchu pursuing them relentlessly.

The unlucky Kazuo Tashima collided head-on with a battalion of Xi Zai returning from Suzhou River, and was caught off guard again.

The sheep tore the wolf into pieces in a matter of minutes, and it turned out that the killer was so weak.

Kato's brigade was completely crippled. At the end of the battle, more than 400 Sichuan soldiers were killed. The bodies of the martyrs were carried back to the position. Liu Tianchu knelt on the ground and muttered nonsense that he only understood: "The living are in the mud, and the dead are here."

In the sky, dust returns to dust, dust returns to dust. Brothers, have a safe journey. There is no Amitabha Buddha."

The officer could be so sad for the sacrificed soldiers. Rong Hua, who was standing next to him, looked at him with admiration. Although Liu Tianchu was kneeling, his image gradually grew bigger in her heart. She even felt that she was already looking up to him.

It was not only Ronghua who looked up to Liu Tianchu, but also Liu Ling, Jiang Hui'an, Tang Heizi, Xi Zai, Chu Tianbang, and the entire regiment's officers and soldiers...

Jiang Hui'an, who had a complicated expression on one side, was a professional soldier. He never believed in the soul until his soul was shattered by what he saw. If it weren't for Liu Tianchu, the unfinished things in his life would never be completed. He looked at it sadly and excitedly.

The warrior has no different soul from him, and there will be no more troubles in life from now on.

At this time, Liu Ling was sitting alone in the corner of the camp thinking about his life lessons, his figure was lonely and desolate.

The victory report of the Chenjiahang position was sent to the military headquarters. Yang Sen's expression could not be described as shocked. The two regiments defeated two Japanese brigades in one day. Such an achievement would probably be appreciated by the chairman of the committee, so he ordered his staff to report it to Liu Xiang.

, and report it to the Ministry of Military Affairs.

Liu Tianchu had two victories in two battles. Yang Sen felt that his face was disgraced. If the two divisions could not capture Dachang and Yunzaobang, he would become the laughing stock of the entire army, so he left a regiment to block the Japanese reinforcements and issued a death order.

:At any cost, attack Dachang and Yunzaobang.

The commander of the Sixth Army, Xue Yue, also ordered the Twentieth Army to immediately retake the position. Yang Sen contacted the theater artillery headquarters and concentrated hundreds of heavy artillery to bombard the field. The Japanese troops on the Yunzaobang position...

When the Chinese artillery started firing, the Japanese artillery also fired back. After the artillery battle between the two sides, the Yunzaobang positions in Dachang and Yunzao were filled with smoke. Yang Sen immediately ordered the 297th Brigade to take this opportunity to attack Dachang and Yunzaobang and rush to kill them bravely. Dachang, Yunzaobang

Tanaka only had one brigade in the Hama position, and it was too late to call for help or return help. The position was lost. In desperation, Tanaka committed suicide by caesarean section. The remaining Japanese troops who lost their command fled northward with corpses piled high. In this battle, one battalion of the 20th Army

The commander was killed, and most of the brigade commander, regiment commander, and battalion commander were injured. The junior officers and soldiers suffered even greater casualties, but they finally regained the Dachang and Yunzaobang positions.

During the Battle of Chenjiaxing, Liu Tianchu was promoted from major to colonel, and then from colonel to major general in one day. The Military Commission also awarded a personal bonus of 30,000 yuan. This was a unique thing on the battlefield, and it was also a special treat from the headquarters to the Sichuan Army.

Commendation.

So far, the Twentieth Army has lost more than 7,000 CCP officers and soldiers below the regimental commander level in the resistance war in Songhu. Due to the heavy sacrifices and the need for additional rest and recuperation, the theater commander decided that the Twentieth Army would hand over the defense to Wei Yunsong’s Thirty-first Army and Guangxi Army’s 31st Army.

Ye Zhao's Sixty-sixth Army took over the defense. The Twenty-sixth Army first withdrew to the vicinity of Jiwang Temple, and then Changshu. After Suzhou withdrew to Moling Pass in Nanjing for a short rest, it was then transferred to Anqing, Anhui to supplement training and block the Japanese army's westward advance.

Yang Sen's troops arrived in Suzhou after a rapid march. As soon as they entered Xinzhuang and reached the vicinity of Changshu, the Japanese army launched a fierce attack on Yang Sen's troops with aircraft cover.

After two days and two nights of fierce fighting, after the Sichuan army completed its blocking mission, Zhu Shaoliang, commander of the Central Corps in the Songhu theater, forwarded a phone call to Chiang Kai-shek: Yang Sen's troops were ordered to evacuate their positions and go to Nanjing for training and to join the Nanjing defense battle.

For the heroic battle in Shanghai, all officers and soldiers were awarded first-class honors as a reward.

At this time, Liu Tianchu was already the 29-year-old major general commander of the 133rd Division, the main division of the 20th Army. After reorganization, the 133rd Division had two full-scale brigades under its jurisdiction, the 763rd Brigade and the 764th Brigade. Liu Ling and

Jiang Hui'an was appointed as major general and brigade commander respectively. Liu Tianchu used all the personal bonus of 30,000 yuan awarded by the Military Commission for divisional expenses, purchasing cotton-padded clothes and shoes for the troops, improving the soldiers' diet, and eating and living with the officers and soldiers. The humor of the young division commander,

His easygoingness left an excellent impression among the officers and soldiers, and for a time his prestige in the 133rd Division was extremely high.

After the 20th Army withdrew to Nanjing, Chiang Kai-shek and Military and Political Minister He Yingqin summoned Yang Sen and Liu Tianchu. Liu Tianchu had just come off the battlefield, and his military uniforms were dilapidated and too late to sew, so he had to go to Nanjing Sandao Gaojing to buy an old set.

He put on his military uniform, put on his major general collar badge, and rushed to the official residence of the military academy to meet with Chiang Kai-shek.

Chiang Kai-shek had very strict requirements on military appearance and appearance, and set an example by his example. He believed that an army with an unhealthy appearance could not talk about combat effectiveness. Therefore, his initial impression of Liu Tianchu was greatly compromised.

After entering the official residence for an hour, the Chairman only said to Yang Sen: Your 20th Army fought very well in this battle of Shanghai, which is very honorable. The first batch of foreign weapons has arrived. Please replenish your troops first and other nonsense." Then immediately.

Yang Sen was promoted to the commander-in-chief of the 27th Group Army, and he was still the commander of the 20th Army and was promoted to the rank of general. He was ordered to go to the Anqing area of ​​Anhui Province for reinforcements in preparation for another war. He kept silent about the current situation in Nanjing.

Liu Tianchu wanted to interrupt several times but was stopped by Yang Sen. Liu Tianchu was not concerned about that. Nanjing was about to fall, and 50,000 officers and soldiers and more than 200,000 civilians were brutally killed. As a time traveler who already knew that period of history, he had to prevent this tragedy from happening no matter what.

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