The War of Resistance

Under the hill, in front of a big tree, some Japanese and puppet soldiers were squatting or kneeling, pointing their guns at the hill.

The Japanese soldiers followed Cheng Peng and his men.

The puppet soldiers were the ones who retreated because of Shang Zhen's shooting skills.

After being frightened by Shang Zhen, the puppet soldiers who were originally sent to intercept the Northeast Army stopped moving forward, so the Japanese army naturally wanted to come over to see what was going on, and to see what was going on, they naturally had to ask.

Just behind the tree, a puppet army officer was arguing with a Japanese officer.

He also pointed to a gentle slope somewhere on the hill, where there were corpses lying in all directions. They were the puppet soldiers who were killed by the Chinese soldiers (Shang Zhen) before.

But perhaps the puppet army officer's words were too fierce, and the expression on his face seemed not so docile, which aroused the anger of the Japanese officer.

So the short Japanese officer reached out and slapped the puppet army officer.

The puppet army officer put his hands over his face. The pain and humiliation on his face made him realize his identity as a slave.

It didn't matter what he thought in his heart. What mattered was that he could only put his hands together and stand at attention, imitating the Japanese "Hi Yi".

He couldn't hide, and he had to continue to receive the slap in the face. Not only could he not show an unhappy expression on his face, but he even had to flatter and express his sincere welcome to the imperial army's slap in the face. If he used the vulgar words of the Northeastern people to curse people, wouldn't this be "cheap lazy"?

One was aggrieved, and the other took out all his anger on the anti-Japanese officers and soldiers on the other person when he was violent. So, how could the slap in the face be just a one-time slap?

But they didn't know that their situation had already appeared in the telescope in the distance, and the telescope was in Shang Zhen's hand.

Whether it was the officers of the Japanese and puppet troops, they thought they were safe when they talked behind the tree, but they completely forgot that the tree could only block the direction they were facing. If someone on the hill changed their position, they could definitely see them, even if they were farther away.

When Shang Zhen predicted the actions of the Japanese and puppet troops and ran quickly on the top of the hill, he lay down and began to observe the situation of the Japanese and puppet troops with a telescope, and soon saw the current scene.

"Rifle!" Shang Zhen handed over the telescope and took the rifle handed over by Shen Mugen.

He loaded the bullet skillfully and put the rifle on the earthen ridge in front of him and began to aim.

Shen Mugen certainly knew that there were Japanese and puppet troops under the hill, but he was very curious about what Shang Zhen saw in the telescope?

So he simply used the telescope he had just taken to look behind the tree.

At this time, Shang Zhen, who had the rifle against his shoulder, had become quiet in his world.

As he grew older and older, Shang Zhen had a new understanding of the gun.

According to the profound Buddhist theory of Da Laoben, it is called, do not be attached to the appearance outside and be unmoved inside.

According to Chu Tian's translation, no matter how noisy the world is, I always keep a trace of peace in my heart.

Shang Zheng felt that he could not say such words. He seemed to understand and did not understand.

So even though he was very busy after becoming the battalion commander, he would tie an object to the head of the rifle and practice with the gun whenever he had free time.

At first, it might be like lifting light as heavy, and then it was like lifting heavy as light. Shang Zhen did not care about these things. His understanding was two words "honest" - practice shooting honestly!

God will not let down those who work hard. Now that he has a rifle in his hand, he feels like he has merged with this Type 38 rifle.

It is estimated that the Japanese officer is more than 600 meters away from him. The muzzle should be slightly higher. There is also a side wind today, so the muzzle needs to be slightly higher to the left.

He aimed like this, feeling his slight heartbeat, and the index finger of his right hand that pulled the trigger slowly retracted.

This process was very gentle, just like when he saw his wife Leng Xiaozhi was tired and fell asleep and he covered her with a blanket for fear of disturbing her.

A moment later, a crisp gunshot broke the tranquility of the field again.

Shang Zhen looked at the smoke from the muzzle of his rifle, then he put away his rifle and shrank back.

At this time, Shen Mugen, who was watching with a telescope, said excitedly and hurriedly: "Oh! It seems that I didn't hit it, the guy is still standing.

No, the guy squatted down!

Not really!

The guy lay down, but he seemed to be rolling on the ground!

His hand? Oh! I know, you hit the hand that the guy slapped his mouth with!

The guy——"

He was so long-winded that Shang Zhen could only interrupt him angrily: "Come back quickly! Can you stop being so startled? I'm leaving!"

Shen Mugen then put away the telescope and shrank back.

At this time, there were chaotic gunshots from the bottom of the hill. The bullets were of course fired at the hill, and the direction was roughly the same, but far away from Shang Zhen and Shen Mugen!

However, despite this, Shang Zhen and Shen Mugen were still climbing on the top of the hill.

Shang Zhen showed his head again on the top of the hill after they climbed more than ten meters, and this time the rifle was in Shen Mugen's hand, and he still had the telescope in his hand.

The Japanese officer Amin who was just shot and injured by him had disappeared, but Shang Zhen still used the telescope to find the Japanese soldiers lying at the bottom of the hill in khaki uniforms.

As for the puppet army, there were of course many of them, but Shang Zhen directly skipped them.

The Japanese puppet army fired blindly at the top of the hill and then stopped.

The reason here is also very simple. Their shooting is a retaliatory shooting. Not to mention the puppet army, the Japanese army didn't know where the Chinese soldiers who shot and injured their commander were.

"Gun!" Shang Zhen asked for a gun again.

When Shen Mugen handed the rifle to Shang Zhen, he suddenly said: "By the way, battalion commander, the bullets you asked me to grind a few days ago are still in my pocket."

"Oh?" Shang Zhen was stunned for a moment and asked, "Is the gun sharpened now?"

"It's not sharpened." Shen Mugen answered hurriedly.

"Then why don't you change it quickly!" Shang Zhen said.

After saying that, he didn't want the gun anymore, but crawled forward with the telescope and started observing again.

"I forgot, weren't you in a hurry to use the gun at that time?" Shen Mugen said while pulling out the bullets in the rifle.

"Why are you in a hurry? Now they can't find us again. They won't chase us unless we hurt them." Shang Zhen said.

Soon Shen Mugen replaced all the bullets in the gun chamber with bullets that he had sharpened. Shang Zhen then exchanged rifles and telescopes with Shen Mugen, and then began to aim again.

The damage caused to the human body by pointed bullets and blunt bullets is definitely different.

If the pointed bullet can directly pierce the human body like an awl, but the blunt bullet may roll inside the human body after entering the human body, then which one is more harmful to the human body?

Take the Japanese officer who was just injured by Shang Zhen as an example. If he used a blunt bullet that had been sharpened at that time, then the palm of the Japanese soldier might have been broken, and what about the pointed one? It is likely that it would just pass through the palm.

Shang Zhen's gunshots rang out again in the field, and this time he simply fired three shots in a row, and finally hit a Japanese soldier.

Who knows what the situation was inside the shoulder of the Japanese soldier after the bullet drilled into it, but the Japanese soldier rolled on the ground holding his shoulder after being shot.

Shang Zhen's move completely angered the Japanese army.

The screaming wounded made the Japanese army realize that if they kept this Chinese soldier who shot secretly, it would be a big disaster sooner or later.

So under the order of the Japanese officer who had already bandaged the wounded, some Japanese and puppet troops rushed to Shang Zhen's direction with guns in front, and some began to move to the two wings.

In order to cooperate with their actions, several Japanese light machine guns also fired "da da da".

Bullets flew everywhere, and the fields became lively again.