Crossing North Korea, I became a US soldier, and my opponent was my grandfather.

Starting from September 10th, the US military bombed Renchuan, and the bombers had to wait for their turns to drop bombs over Renchuan.

The little Ren Chuan only had one company of guards.

No one among the top military officials in the northern part of the peninsula realized that the US military would intervene from here.

A few days ago, Huaxia's intelligence was sent to the Northern Army Headquarters, reminding them to pay attention to Ren Chuan, but no one took it seriously. They put all their energy into attacking the Luodongjiang defense line, hoping to achieve success in one battle and completely drive the US troops out of the peninsula and into the sea.

However, the balance of power has reversed.

The attacking Northern Army had only 50,000 to 60,000 troops, while the American Army had 200,000 troops and strong firepower.

Although the Northern Army once broke through the defense line, it once frightened Lieutenant General Wo so much that he almost issued an order to retreat.

But the Northern Army was about to shed its last blood.

Admiral Mai led a powerful landing fleet into Renchuan.

One hour before the landing, the fleet launched a fire attack preparation on Renchuan Port and Tsukishima, the barrier of Renchuan Port.

The heavy artillery on the warships poured thousands of tons of artillery shells at Tsukishima, and fired tens of thousands of rockets.

Only a few stubborn black branches were left on Tsukishima Island, and smoke was rising from every spot of soil on the island.

Qiao Youzhi held up a telescope and realized the military strength of the first industrial power. On the one hand, he was worried about the Chinese army, and on the other hand, he hoped that Admiral Mai would land as soon as possible so that he could see with his own eyes how the arrogant Americans were beaten.

After the artillery attack, Admiral Mai’s flagship, the Jinlai, was the first to enter the main channel of Renchuan Port.

Other warships followed suit, taking advantage of the high tide, unloading tons of supplies, tanks, armored vehicles, and Marines.

The Americans who successfully landed never dreamed that they would be attacked.

The iron-clad Northern Army soldiers who survived the bombardment, holding their still-firing rifles, fired at the American troops.

Some of the guns were broken and could not fire. The Northern Army soldiers raised their bayonets and rushed towards the Americans holding machine guns without hesitation.

Of course, these soldiers were eventually drowned in the smoke of American machine gun fire and tank blasting bombs.

Qiao Youzhi handed the telescope to Admiral Mai, and the always arrogant Admiral Mai had to admit that they were excellent fighters.

The Americans occupied Renchuan in one day, and then used anti-aircraft fighters and artillery to block all roads that could support Renchuan.

The supreme commander of the northern army on the peninsula finally woke up from his dream and regretted not following the advice of Comrade Huaxia.

Faced with an uncontrollable and dangerous situation, the top leaders of the Northern Army panicked and issued a series of wrong orders.

The first thing he did was to order the 24th Regiment in Hancheng to provide emergency support to Ren Chuan; the second thing he did was to mobilize all the tanks of the 42nd Mechanized Regiment to rush to Ren Chuan's aid.

Faced with the combined force of the United States' three-dimensional firepower from sea, land and air, these troops were like moths to a flame.

Before the 24th Regiment had completed its assembly, it was bombed by American planes in the sky, and an entire regiment of troops was wiped out in an instant.

The tanks of the 42nd Mechanized Regiment, as soon as they moved out of the bunker, became sitting ducks and were blown up one after another.

The reinforcements were destroyed before they even saw Renchuan, and Renchuan's landing was successful.

Admiral Mai, his staff and reporters stood in front of the destroyed and still burning tank, and the reporters were frantically pressing the shutter.

The whole world knew about Admiral Mac's landing, and even newspapers in the enemy camp reported it.

Admiral Mai became a god, his vanity reached an unprecedented height, and he asked Qiao Youzhi beside him with a smug look on his face: "George, what do you think of the Renchuan Campaign?"

Qiao Youzhi knew that he could only say something to please Admiral Mai: "General, this is your greatest military achievement so far."

In fact, I thought to myself, you are digging your own grave.

Admiral Mai was so excited after hearing this that he almost promoted Qiao Youzhi to lieutenant colonel.

The landed American troops headed towards the capital of Nanhan. Two days later, they captured a small town called. While cleaning up the battlefield, they discovered that there was a huge supply warehouse here.

When the warehouse was opened, the American commander was stunned to find that it was full of American goods. They were used to support Han Country a few days ago. After being occupied by the Northern Army, the warehouse was taken over intact by the Northern Army, and today it is back in the hands of Americans again.

The Americans were very happy and believed that future battles would be easy, simple and enjoyable.

Sure enough, the US military captured Kimpo Airport at a very small cost.

While the more than 400 Northern Army soldiers guarding the airport were fighting desperately, no one thought of destroying the airport runway.

Less than two hours after the resistance ended, US military transport planes landed at the airport, delivering more supplies and combatants.

The news of the US military landing in Renchuan was strictly blocked by the top leaders of the Northern Army, and he was indeed forced to do so. Once the troops in the South who were fighting a bloody battle with the US military knew about it, they would inevitably lose morale.

At this time, the Northern Army, which was fighting a bloody battle in the South, was fighting for the motherland with its last drop of blood.

They did not know about the Renchuan landing, but Lieutenant General Wo knew about it and prepared an armored force in advance as a counterattack fist.

The commander of this force was Colonel Lynch, so it was called Task Force Lynch.

The troops easily broke through the Northern Army's defenses and charged towards the rear at a desperate pace.

Lieutenant General Wo led most of the army and fought their way out of the gap opened by Task Force Lynch.

The Northern Army had already shed its last bleed, and at this moment, the troops also learned the news that the American army had landed in the rear, and they almost collapsed.

Some new recruits who had just been sent to the front line ran north.

More than 10,000 American soldiers were captured.

The commander of the Northern Army suffered heavy losses, and the chief of staff on the front line was killed by a US military plane on the way of retreat.

Upon receiving the news, the top Northern Army officials could no longer sit still and signed with tears in their eyes the order for the Northern Army to withdraw all troops north of the 38th parallel.

The Northern Army soldiers, who almost completed the mission of reunifying the motherland, buried the bodies of their companions, destroyed all heavy weapons, broke up into small pieces, and tens of thousands of people disappeared in the vast mountains and wilderness.

The fighting power of the retreating Northern Army was also astonishing. They left behind more than 20,000 guerrilla forces in the south, who attacked the Han army on the way of retreat, forcing the Han people to not dare to advance northward for a time.

The US military had no choice but to incorporate the Han army's soldiers into the US military's marching formation.

With their tenacious revolutionary will, nearly 30,000 people finally successfully retreated to the north.

These people will soon join the Huaxia Army and launch a counterattack against the Mi Han coalition forces.

The Mi Han coalition is unaware of this and is advancing triumphantly.

The American military jeep drove to the wooden sign marking the 38th parallel.

Admiral Mac gave the order to charge forward, and the American commander who received the order stepped on the accelerator and smashed the wooden sign.

Qiao Youzhi specifically reminded: "General, the Chinese have issued a warning, not allowing us to cross the 38th parallel, otherwise they will send troops."

Admiral Mai was too lazy to respond to Qiao Youzhi's reminder and threw out a piece of intelligence, which detailed China's military deployment in the Northeast and its diplomatic moves.

Qiao Youzhi traveled through time from the future and knew that history could not be reversed, so he made a request to Admiral Mai to go to the front line.

He really wanted to see the style of the Chinese Army, but he could never see it around General Mai.

Admiral Mai admired Qiao Youzhi's courage and happily agreed.