The War of Resistance

A carriage crashed out of the wheat field.

The horse ran stumblingly, and the empty carriage it pulled was bumping behind it, but there was no one in the carriage.

After running forward for dozens of meters, the horse was running slower and slower and then fell down, so the carriage also climbed up.

The horse fell down because of the shooting of the Japanese army.

Since the two sides were far apart, the Japanese army saw from a distance that there was a carriage in the wheat field, just like a fish in the water that broke through the waves and ran into the depths of the wheat field. So what else could the Japanese army shoot if not the horse?

This horse was really tenacious. The Japanese army's shooting was very accurate, and the horse was shot more than once.

However, the gunshots were not in the vital parts and did not hurt the bones, so the horse ran desperately.

And when it rushed out of the wheat field, the blood on its body was almost drained.

So it could never get up again after falling down. The only thing it could do was to stretch its neck and make a helpless and low neigh.

"It's a good horse, but it was shot for us." Cheng Peng, who was hiding in the dark, sighed.

Qian Chuan'er, who was next to Cheng Peng, said "Yes".

The horse died in this way because of Qian Chuan'er's idea.

When designing this ambush, Cheng Peng meant that they would shoot at the Japanese behind the wormwood in front, and then run back, run across the open land here, and then get on the carriage and continue running.

But Qian Chuan'er's idea was to hide the carriage in the wheat field, and they hid between the wheat field and the wormwood.

When they retreated, they ran behind the wormwood, and he, who was hiding in the wheat field, was stabbed with a bayonet on the horse's butt.

The advantage of this is that the horse pulling the carriage will definitely attract the attention of the Japanese, and they can escape calmly.

And now the facts prove that Qian Chuan'er's method is better.

Now they have hidden behind a bush, and if they want to run now, they can completely disappear from the sight of the Japanese.

But at this time, Cheng Peng just refused to run.

The reason he just told Qian Chuan'er was that we only fired three rounds of bullets in total, causing too little casualties to the Japanese army, and the delay was too short.

If everyone fought like us, it would be a matter of time before the Japanese invaders entered Shuiquan Town.

The reason Peng Peng gave was so sufficient that Qian Chuan'er could not refuse it at all.

But Cheng Peng himself knew that in his subconscious, he was unwilling to give up, but also wanted to perform well.

He said he was unwilling because he only knocked down the horse of the Japanese officer when he shot him.

Although the life and death of the Japanese officer was unknown, he knew that falling off the horse might not necessarily kill him, and he might just break an arm or a leg.

He said he wanted to perform well because he was the highest-ranking officer except Shang Zhen.

Now all ambush groups have a squad of about one squad. If he can't do better than other ordinary squads, how can he show his ability and prove that he is worthy of being the company commander?

So Cheng Peng decided to ambush the Japanese army again!

He didn't believe that the Japanese army wouldn't catch up. Even if the Japanese army couldn't catch up with them, they would always have to see the carriage.

So he had planned to give an order. He wanted his squad of soldiers to disperse and form a semi-encirclement of the carriage.

Aren't you little devils here to see the carriage? Then I'm in my ambush circle and I'll kill you again!

At this time, Cheng Peng saw that the Japanese army had not caught up yet, and Qian Chuan'er just lowered his head and said nothing.

He had a complacent mentality in his heart.

Shang Zhen was famous for being able to fight in the 113th Division, and even Cheng Peng admired him very much.

So he didn't compare with Shang Zhen, but he could compare with the veterans that Shang Zhen had been leading, such as Qian Chuan'er in front of him.

He thought to himself, everyone knows that you veterans are brave and careful and can run, so what? This time you are also convinced by my plan for a second ambush!

But at this moment, Qian Chuan'er suddenly looked up at him and said, "Captain Cheng, I have an idea. I wonder if it will work?"

"It must work! Everyone knows that Qian Chuan'er's ideas are all good ideas." You see, Cheng Peng thought about it, but he blurted out his answer to Qian Chuan'er.

So, this also shows from another angle that people in the Northeast are not stupid!

"Captain Cheng, what do you think if we set a fire in the upper wind of the little devils?" Qian Chuan'er whispered.

"Huh?" Cheng Peng was stunned when he heard Qian Chuan'er say that. He glanced at the wheat field in front of him.

Although the wheat ears were cut off, the countless wheat stalks were still there, swaying gently in the wind at this time, but they looked a little different from the normal wheat fields.

Cheng Peng's eyes lit up: "Good idea!"

Today's wind was the side wind in the direction of their escape and the direction of the Japanese pursuit. It was blowing from the direction of the wheat field and towards the wormwood.

Although the wind was not strong, if they set fire from the upwind side, the Japanese devils hiding in the wheat field would definitely be smoked out. They were in front of the wheat field, also downwind, and the Japanese soldiers were smoked out of the wheat field and ran into their guns!

"I just don't know if it's too late now." Qian Chuan'er said again.

"It's not too late if we do it!" Cheng Peng was ruthless.

"You two quickly go back to the wind and set fire to the wheat field. Do you know that we will be burning the fields in autumn? It will be a series of fires!" Cheng Peng casually pointed to the two soldiers beside him and said, but then he said again , "The others dispersed, the little devil came out of the wheat field and started shooting!"

The two soldiers said "yes" without hesitation, held their guns and ran to the left under the cover of the bushes.

The Japanese troops behind should have been chasing the carriage.

Although the Japanese army could not run as fast as that horse, Cheng Peng and the others were still about a hundred meters away from the wheat field.

Then the two soldiers had to go upwind of the Japanese army to set fire. They would probably be discovered by the Japanese soldiers who rushed out of the wheat field to chase the horses during the detour.

In that case, their ambush plan would go bankrupt.

Therefore, Cheng Peng's plan was to shoot at the enemy's side as soon as the Japanese army emerged from the wheat field, thereby attracting the attention of the Japanese army. At the same time, those Japanese soldiers who had nowhere to go naturally had to get into the wheat field.

Once the upwind vent was set on fire, the smoke would move downwind, and the Japanese troops would have to emerge from the wheat field. Thinking of this, Li Peng ordered the machine gunner of this squad: "You two, quickly go to the right and the little Japanese will come out of the wheat field." Just shoot him with a machine gun!"

After Chen Peng finished allocating the few soldiers at hand, he thought about it again and felt that there was nothing wrong with him. Then he complained to Qian Chuan'er and said, "Why didn't you tell me earlier when you had such a good idea?"

"I just remembered it, hehe." Qian Chuan'er felt a little embarrassed.

After that, everyone was speechless. This time they all put down their rifles and used box cannons, aiming their guns at the wheat field.

After a while, they saw some straw shaking, and the Japanese army really appeared!

Originally, Chen Peng planned to put the Japanese soldiers in front of the carriage and then shoot them.

But now it's no longer possible. The two soldiers who went to set fire are taking a detour upwind of the Japanese army. Don't let the Japanese army in the wheat field discover them!

"Hit!" Cheng Peng said as he looked at more and more straws shaking in the wheat field.