I really came here to fight against Japan

Song Wenwan: "I am doing this to help them. I want to solve the military's worries first so that they can go into battle with ease."

A leader asked: "When things get to that point, it probably means they have been surrounded by the national army. How can they escape?"

Song Wenwan said: "I will definitely not let them break through me.

If you want to leave, you must do it with dignity and fight your way out of the ranks of the stubborn army.

These troops were not very active in fighting the Japanese, but were quite active in fighting their own people.

If we bring down a few more of them, the Chinese people won’t feel sorry for them.”

Another leader asked: "How many stubborn troops do you think can attack them around them?"

Song Wenwan: "If we include the 20,000 troops of the Jiangnan Militia Third Division, there will be a total of about 110,000 national troops."

A leader said: "If you are not counted, the national army has prepared more than 80,000 people to deal with our 9,000-man army.

The ratio of troops is almost ten to one, the situation is dire!"

Song Wenwan continued, "After this battle, I will ask the Third Militia Division to return to Gannan to avoid the limelight.

After they return to Gannan, they will be disbanded on the spot, and the designation of the Jiangnan Militia Third Division will be revoked."

The chief was so shocked when he heard this that the pipe in his hand no longer smelled good.

"Commander Xiao Song, your movements are a bit too big.

In this case, the losses of your Gansu Army would be too great, wouldn’t they?

Also, if a division of more than 20,000 people is disbanded on the spot, how will they be resettled?

How are you going to appease the thoughts and emotions of those troops and soldiers?"

Song Wenwan: "Commander, how can my Third Division have more than 20,000 people?

They should have been killed by the New Fourth Army comrades... at least 18,000 of them should have been wiped out."

The chief laughed and said, “I was wondering why you changed the subject so drastically just now.

It seems that you are going to use this Third Militia Division for another important purpose!"

Song Wenwan said: "Commander is wise, my militia third division is the most critical link in this operation.

Whether our Jiangnan military can get out of the predicament safely depends entirely on them.

First, the number of people they reported to the Ministry of National Defense of the Temporary Capital was 21,000.

But their actual number now is about 38,000.”

Leaders: "Hiss, has your militia division in Jiangnan developed to this extent now?

I remember you already have six divisions...

That is to say, in the Jiangnan area, you alone have more than 200,000 troops.

My goodness, you have a lot more troops than the Jiangxi Soviet area when its troops were at their strongest."

Song Wenwan said modestly to everyone: "There are not as many as the leaders say. This Third Division is just a special case."

Song Wenwan was about to wipe the sweat off her face, and she blurted out the truth without paying attention.

He absolutely cannot reveal his true strength now, because he is afraid!

He had already briefed the chief on this matter in advance.

Although Song Wenwan doesn't know how many people she has now.

Because the troops below are developing well, everyone hopes to make a big splash one day.

So when they reported the establishment, they only reported half the number.

Because he knew that in June next year, the guy who studied sketching would make a big move in Europe.

If that incident breaks out, I’m afraid someone here will get carried away.

If someone really came up with a slogan to defend Moscow.

If Song Wenwan were to send troops over there to help, he wouldn't even have a place to cry.

The leader’s opinion was very clear, which was to drive the Japanese out of China first.

This is what the Chinese of this era should do. Nothing else matters.

Song Wenwan continued, "Comrades, do you remember when the military was first established a few years ago?

I gave it to the head of the military, a guard brigade?"

A leader said: "We have heard of what you said before.

But after they went to the front line, there was suddenly no news.

Some people said that they were murdered by the Japanese and their entire army was wiped out. Could it be that…"

Song Wenwan: “Yes, just as you thought, they did not disappear.

I hid them in the Third Militia Division and let them develop secretly.

Now it has grown from a brigade to a division.

This time, the troops from the Third Militia Division went to help the attendant room in order to facilitate their return to the team.

It is simply a foolish dream for the 80,000 elite troops of the Temporary Capital Camp to defeat the 30,000-strong New Fourth Army with its elite troops and ammunition."

Everyone looked at Song Wenwan, who was making various deductions on the map with a pen.

In fact, Song Wenwan didn’t have such great ability. He saw these on the website in his previous life.

There are many articles out there with various solutions to this problem.

Especially after the popularity of time-travel themes, a type of article has emerged on the Internet.

It is "If I had an army, I would go back to Yunling in Jiangnan at that time."

Song Wenwan had carefully looked at the solutions in those articles.

The various combat plans and scenarios he drew on the map today were the ones he stole from the Internet that year.

The leaders all agreed with his battle plan and prepared to prepare according to his plan.

Of course, before anything started, they were also waiting for the reaction of the Capital's attendant room.

After all, they didn't really believe in their hearts that Peidu would dare to risk the world's condemnation and attack the anti-Japanese friendly forces.

What is coming will come, and the wheel of history has not changed just because Song Wenwan came into this world.

Just at the end of October, Song Wenwan had only returned to Gannan for a few days when the national telegram came from the Ministry of National Defense of the temporary capital.

"Due to the adjustment of military deployment in various war zones, all units of the Eighth Route Army and the New Fourth Army retreated to the north of the Yellow River.

The troops under your command must be reduced to 100,000 men, and this must be completed by the end of November. Otherwise, they will be treated as rebels and eliminated.”

The war is going on right now, and you want the New Fourth Army in Jiangnan to cross the river within a month?

They might not be able to reach the place within a month just by walking, let alone fighting their way there.

The comrades in Shandong were so angry that they shouted directly: I am very busy now, fighting the Japanese in the enemy-occupied area.

I won’t be able to cross the Yellow River within two or three years.

How about you lead the troops from the capital to break through the enemy's defense zone and destroy me behind enemy lines?

Democratic figures from all walks of life also called on the Temporary Capital Secretariat to remain calm and put the national cause first.

Besides, you said it was a military mobilization, but you only mobilized the troops in northern Shaanxi.

They also asked them to reduce their military strength to less than 100,000.

The targeting was so obvious that even the centrists couldn't stand it anymore.

They called the attendant's office to express their dissatisfaction, hoping that the attendant's office could change their orders.

The attendants' room endured the pressure and refused to give in because they had the confidence to do so.

At this time, the Japanese army was also adjusting its forces to the north, and the pressure in the south was obviously reduced.

Coupled with the hostility shown by the temporary capital towards northern Shaanxi, the Japanese military operations in the south suddenly stopped strangely.

They were clearly condoning the forces of the temporary capital in their military suppression of Red Northern Shaanxi.

In northern Shaanxi, an article was published in mid-November to express strong protest.

But the attendants of the imperial court didn't care, as if they were determined to go all the way.

They withstood pressure from all sides and refused to give in to the order they had issued.