Wind Chaser: Rebirth in the 18th Year of the Republic of China

"Jinzhen, look at those porters. They have no strength left."

Lei Ming pointed at the porters who were not far from them. After such a long time, there were already several casualties. Although the porters who were able to hold on did not have any fatal injuries, most of them had bleeding shoulders, and the blood that kept seeping out could not be concealed even through the thick clothes.

Shen Jinzhen took a look, silently took out medicine from the medicine box, and was about to go forward to treat the porter.

Doctor Zhao took a silent look, put away the food in his hand and followed him up.

"I hope we can safely pass through the area where the Gui army is located this time."

Niu Chunmiao didn't understand the war, but she was also a little tired. Although she went out every day in the winter of previous years, she didn't carry so much luggage and walk a long distance every day.

The order was given to rest, and even though Shen Jinzhen was a little confused, he didn't say much and continued to change the dressings for the wounded in silence.

Although the Central Army remained in place, the other armies were in action.

The vanguard troops of the First Red Army were ordered to seize Quanzhou, the vanguard troops of the Third Corps were ordered to seize Guanyang, and the main forces of the Third Army advanced towards Xing'an.

The 8th and 9th Corps will contain and cover the main force, while the 5th Corps will be responsible for the finishing work.

Under such a tense situation, the Central Army actually rested for three full days.

One day was enough for everyone to have a good sleep, but now that they had rested for such a long time, everyone felt a little uneasy.

Lei Ming, who originally firmly supported the organization's decision, couldn't help but laugh at himself at this moment: "If we continue to rest like this, I'm afraid we will really become turtles in a jar."

Fortunately, after three days of rest, the central government finally issued the order to advance.

"Let's go to Jeonju!"

There is a vanguard army led by Captain Yang. As long as they can occupy the Jeonju Heights first, everyone can pass through safely.

The porters picked up their loads again, and the Red Army soldiers pushed the printing machines, sewing machines, graphite, mountain cannons and other equipment again, moving forward slowly.

"The enemy is almost upon us, and we are still moving like beggars."

Someone made a self-deprecating remark, and everyone fell silent for a moment and moved slowly.

In addition to carrying the previous things, Shen Jinzhen also had to hike in the mountains with the extra things that were evenly distributed after the increase in casualties among the soldiers.

At the same time, the Red Army's vanguard failed to seize the strategic location of Quanzhou. On the contrary, the Hunan Army, relying on its strong strength, dispatched four divisions of elite troops to quickly occupy the Quanzhou highland, and the situation was very unfavorable to the Red Army.

Faced with such a serious situation, Commander Yang of the Red 1st Army Vanguard Regiment had to act decisively and lead the 1st Army Vanguard Team to urgently move south to the Jiaoshanpu area south of Quanzhou to build a solid sniper defense line.

At the same time, the vanguard of the Red Army's Third Army fought bravely and successfully seized Jieshou, a ferry crossing north of Xing'an. However, just as they were preparing to advance, they unexpectedly encountered the returning Gui army. The Gui army moved swiftly and quickly seized Guanyang, posing a serious threat to the Red Army's Third Army.

Under this circumstance, the Fifth Division, the main force of the Red Third Army, decisively decided to return to Xinwei and make every effort to establish a solid sniper position.

The Fifth Corps was located behind the Central Army. They deployed tight defenses near Yong'an Pass and Leikou Pass and set up a series of iron-clad sniper lines.

At this moment, the National Government Army showed no sign of weakness. They fought hard for Dao County and continued to advance along the western front in an attempt to cut off the retreat of the Red Fifth Army.

On the other hand, the 89th Corps carried out its mission strictly in accordance with the established combat plan.

They cleverly adopted a series of strategies to confuse the enemy and advance towards Yongming, which effectively distracted the enemy's attention and created more opportunities for the main force.