The War of Resistance

The Japanese advance team at the entrance of the alley could see clearly and threw a grenade out of thin air from the base of the wall.

It's just that everything happened so fast, they didn't have time to react, so they could only watch as the grenade blew up their own people, and they even lay down subconsciously.

"..." Who knows what order the Japanese officer gave. The people in the advancing team got up and rushed forward with their guns in hand.

But when they ran to the place and saw these four people, the two Japanese soldiers were all hit in the vital points by hand shock fragments, and they were obviously dead. However, the two puppet soldiers were only injured by grenades.

When we got here, the Japanese commander saw that there was a small door under the door.

Since we are the enemy and we are not afraid of death, a grenade will not scare the Japanese army.

So this time, without waiting for the commander's instructions, regardless of whether they were Japanese soldiers or puppet soldiers, as long as they had grenades on them, they took out the pins of the grenades, knocked their hats, and threw them into the yard.

In an instant, the explosions in the yard were heard in pieces, and even the fragments produced by the explosions directly penetrated the tin-covered door, flew out of the yard, and hit the opposite wall "dang-dang." "Sound!"

With this grenade explosion, even a chicken in the yard would definitely be killed, let alone a single person.

When the explosions stopped, the Japanese and puppet troops pushed and pulled the bombed-out door in an attempt to rush into the courtyard.

But no matter how loud their explosion was, the lock was much smaller.

The fragments of the explosion did not hit the lock, and even if the fragments did hit the lock, who knows whether the lock can be broken?

Seeing that the door was blocked, the Japanese and puppet troops used the butts of their rifles to smash the door. The clanging sound was no less powerful than when they threw grenades just now.

The door was finally broken open, but before the Japanese troops could rush in, the sound of box artillery bursts suddenly sounded behind them.

At the entrance of the alley where the Japanese and puppet troops had just rushed over, Shang Zhen was already squatting there, with the box cannon jumping in his hands, and the lead bullets he fired passed through the alley with the attitude of instantly killing all living things!

The unsuspecting Japanese and puppet troops were defeated by another dozen in an instant.

By the time the remaining Japanese and puppet troops reacted, Shang Zhen had already put away his gun and ran elsewhere.

It turned out that when Shang Zhen planned to ambush the Japanese army here, he had already found an escape route.

Entering the yard first, he saw a ladder leaning against the wall of the house.

So he directly put the ladder up on the courtyard wall between the two houses.

This house has a high-walled courtyard with a door covered with iron sheets, but the house next door is not bad either. The walls surrounding the courtyard are also the walls of the house. In other words, the house next door is like a courtyard house, with a patio in the middle!

After throwing the grenade, Shang Zhen climbed up the ladder to the wall, that is, to the roof of the house next door, and then took advantage of the cover of the roof ridge and ran directly to the entrance of the alley.

Shang Zhenke had no idea of ​​using a house to fight the Japanese army.

It happened that no one in the house was locked when he ambushed him. Otherwise, Shang Zhen really couldn't ambush the Japanese troops here. He didn't want to implicate innocent people.

As for the grenade he used, it came from his trophies.

After Ma Erhuzi was killed in battle, a puppet soldier left a satchel on his body. After Shang Zhen opened it, he discovered that there was a Nine Dragon Belt and two grenades inside.

Since Shang Zhen disguised himself as a commoner a lot of times, he didn't take the Kowloon belt by himself very often.

But it is undeniable that it is really convenient to fight with the Nine Dragon Belt on your body.

No one is a mobile ammunition depot. First of all, it is impossible for a person to carry a lot of ammunition with him. Secondly, if all he carries is loose ammunition, it will definitely be inconvenient. The tactical movements of jumping high and low will be affected.

The Kowloon Belt perfectly combines the ammunition it carries with ease of movement.

After Shang Zhen successfully attacked the Japanese troops twice, he stopped taking action. Instead, he climbed onto the roof of an outhouse of a house and simply hid on the slope facing the main house of that house.

After throwing a grenade and giving the Japanese another shot, Shang Zhen's anger subsided and he calmed down.

When he was angry, what he was thinking was that he couldn't let these little devils escape no matter what!

And when his anger subsided, he suddenly realized that the little devil couldn't escape!

The little devil can't run away, but that doesn't mean that he must be able to keep the other party behind, but that the other party can't run away, and he doesn't want to run away at all!

The reason for this is very simple. I have set up a camp outside the town.

He felt that he had something to rely on and did not run away, so how could there not be a large group of Japanese troops behind these little devils? So why would people run away?

When the enemy and we are fighting, no one can say who is less afraid of death than the other. So are the Japanese devils afraid of death? Now it seems that these puppet soldiers they brought are not afraid of death.

Since there are reinforcements behind them and they are not afraid of death, why should they run?

If those who had to run away were probably Zhao Tieying's men, Zhao Mingxuan, and the security guards, right?

The subsequent development of the battle was just as Shang Zhen expected. The Japanese and puppet troops were walking carefully through the streets and alleys of Shuiquan Town, trying to find Shang Zhen's location.

In the entire Shuiquan Town, Chen Laocai's village protection team did not dare to appear.

They had been frightened by the Japanese and puppet troops. When had twenty or thirty ordinary people died at once?

Chen Laocai just hoped that his village protection team could hold on until these Japanese Japs retreated.

Naturally, the people did not dare to go to the streets, and they all closed their doors and hid in their homes.

As for the people harvesting grain outside the town, they no longer harvest wheat. They listen to the frequent and scattered gunshots in the town. Even though they feel uneasy, who dares to come back?

But having said that, if you think that the Japanese advancing troops want to run rampant in Shuiquan Town with just a few dozen of their remaining people, that is impossible. At least the dozen or so veterans under the businessman will not be able to pass this level!

Shang Zhen gave orders to the veterans not to let the Japanese and puppet troops leave this area.

Then the veterans guarding the streets and alleys would naturally shoot after discovering and confirming the Japanese troops.

But how nagging are these veterans under Shang Zhen? All the loaches were slippery, and if they were knocked down one or two with a few shots, they would scratch their sticks and run away. How could they be willing to fight with the Japanese and puppet troops?

But if that's the case, that's it. But there are more than just the Japanese army and Shang Zhen in Shuiquan Town.

Zhao Mingxuan and his men didn't want to have a head-on confrontation with the Japanese army, so they found a place to squint. The reason was not that he was afraid of the Japanese army, but that he felt that if he beat the Japanese army, he would be helping Shang Zhen.

Logically speaking, shouldn't it be their duty to help merchants and the Northeast Army defeat the Japanese as they are both Chinese soldiers?

But Zhao Mingxuan knew that if he helped Shang Zhen fight the Japanese, he would not be happy if he returned to the regiment leader Zhao Tieying.

But when he had the opportunity to take advantage of Shang Zhen before, he didn't do it because only he knew it. He didn't want his men to know that he let Shang Zhen go.

You must know that among his men, there is also leader Zhao Tieying!

In addition to Zhao Mingxuan, the team sent by Zhao Tieying to cause trouble for Shang Zhen, there are also security guards.

The sporadic gunshots ringing out from time to time made the security guards finally understand.

That is, they originally came here for food, but then they got into troubled waters!

It's okay for the security guards to bully the common people, but their blood as soldiers has long been wiped out by this war-torn era.

The company commander who led the team saw that Shuiquan Town was becoming more and more chaotic, and finally decided to withdraw from the fight for food.

But there is a saying that goes, "The more you fear something, the more likely it will come"!

The company commander led his men carefully out of the hiding place and turned into an alley. But when he led his men to the middle of the alley, gunfire suddenly rang out, and it was another battery of box artillery. Shoot!

The bullets traveled through the alleys, some hitting them directly, and some hitting the wall, turning into ricochet, and then hurting the people behind.

In an instant, more than a dozen people in the team were knocked down, but then there was a cry: "What should we do? The company commander is killed!"