Bright Sword: Rebirth of Kong Jie

The entire New Second Regiment launched an attack.

The newly appointed political commissar Zhao Gang also followed.

To be honest, Political Commissar Zhao is a man of both civil and military talents. He has the air of a Confucian scholar and is also brave enough to fight.

According to Li Yunlong's order, after nearly five thousand grenades were thrown, the Japanese soldiers had basically suffered almost all casualties.

That's not even a shitty tactic.

Everyone in the regiment should launch an all-out attack. Those who are capable should kill more Japanese soldiers, and those who are not capable should not blame anyone if they cannot get any heads.

You can only blame yourself for being useless.

So everyone, from the regiment commander to the cooks and logistics soldiers, launched an attack.

The morale is beyond reproach.

All the soldiers in the regiment charged forward shouting.

Political Commissar Zhao Gang was also among the charging team.

Li Yunlong also noticed Zhao Gang at that time, but didn't think much about it.

In Li Yunlong's opinion, this pretty boy, a cultural figure, might be good at talking about military affairs on paper if you ask him to pick up a pen, but it would be good enough if he didn't wet his pants pocket when he really went to the battlefield.

He didn't expect Zhao Gang to be able to help in this battle.

Just don't drag yourself down.

As a result, Zhao Gang showed him a skill. He first kept shooting with the charging team, sniping the Japanese machine gunners and artillerymen.

The excellent shooting skills are shocking.

When the Japanese soldiers who were not killed by the grenades set up machine guns and fired at full fire, the charging soldiers immediately began to suffer casualties.

Li Yunlong felt distressed when he saw this, but there was nothing he could do but to speed up the charge.

As a result, there always seemed to be bullets with eyes, which shot down the Japanese machine gunners in the first instant.

This caused Li Yunlong to cheer loudly.

I couldn't help but ask who fired the shot.

In his impression, the New Second Regiment did not seem to have such a powerful sharpshooter.

As a result, the soldiers replied: "Commander, this shot was fired by our political commissar!"

Li Yunlong was very surprised by this. He really didn't expect Zhao Gang to have such ability. This suddenly reminded him of Kong Jie's advice to him:

"Old Li, just be cocky, even though you are deliberately quarreling and throwing a tantrum with Old Zhao.

As time goes by, you will get to know Lao Zhao better and his abilities. By then, you may not be able to leave him anymore."

Li Yunlong was disdainful at that time.

Damn it, what I, Li Yunlong, hate most is the political commissar, he is like a tight hoop around my neck.

Why, do I really have to like a tight hoop?

At this moment, Li Yunlong suddenly understood why Kong Jie said that.

And just when he was stunned, Zhao Gang, after shooting and killing several Japanese machine gunners in succession, continued to charge forward.

Although he was a cultural figure, he ran at an incredibly fast speed. It didn't take him long to rush to the front.

But Zhao Gang didn't know how to fight with a bayonet. After all, he was a cultured man, and Li Yunlong knew that.

really.

Zhao Gang rushed to the front line and raised the pistol at his waist and kept shooting at the Japanese soldiers. Although his efficiency was very high, the bullets were soon used up.

Faced with several Japanese soldiers rushing towards him with bayonets, Zhao Gang was a little panicked for a moment and fell to the ground while dodging.

Li Yunlong suddenly became anxious and quickly arranged for the soldiers to move closer to protect the political commissar.

Of course, at this time, the New 772nd Regiment and the nd Regiment already had an absolute advantage in manpower.

There were not many Japanese soldiers left in the entire Yamazaki Battalion, and most of them were wounded.

Zhao Gang quickly retreated to the rear under the cover of the soldiers and provided auxiliary shooting.

Finally, after the New 772nd Regiment and the remaining troops of the nd Regiment launched a full-scale attack.

The battle was over in less than half an hour.

The entire Yamazaki Battalion of more than 500 Japanese soldiers were wiped out on the Lijiaopo Heights.

When the soldiers carried the body of the old Japanese soldier Yamazaki to Li Yunlong, it had been completely riddled with bullets.

The face of this old Japanese soldier, who was so arrogant when he first arrived, now showed an expression of despair and fear.

Li Yunlong couldn't help but spit.

That's it?

"I thought this son of a bitch Yamazaki had three heads and six arms, but I shot him and it still left a hole.

With such limited strength, you dare to come and cause trouble in our Taihang base?

You really don't know how to live or die!"

The news of the battle on Lijiaopo Heights was quickly passed on to the Eighth Route Army's front headquarters.

It was learned that Li Yunlong and Captain Cheng led the troops to fully capture Lijiaopo, completely annihilated the Yamazaki Battalion of the Japanese Army, and killed more than 500 devils.

The deputy commander couldn't help but applaud.

But then news came that only Li Yunlong and Captain Cheng were in command at Lijiaopo, Kong Jie was not there, and the main force of the independent regiment did not appear in Lijiaopo as instructed by the headquarters.

"What's going on? Where did Kong Jie go?"

While the boss was puzzled, news came that the 113th Regiment of the Japanese Army attacked the base of the Eighth Route Army Independent Regiment and engaged in a battle with the main force of the Independent Regiment in the base.

The boss then realized that Kong Jie had deceived the Japanese and even the front-line headquarters.

The remaining troops of the 772nd Regiment appeared in Lijiaopo under the designation of an independent regiment.

The main force of the independent regiment was in the base from beginning to end, waiting for the arrival of the Japanese 113th Regiment.

The boss was so surprised that he didn't even have time to ask Kong Jie about the details.

New battle reports came from the independent regiment headquarters.

"Reporting to the commander, the independent regiment has sent a message that it has severely damaged the Japanese 113th Regiment in the base area. The battle is expected to be over in half an hour.

I'm afraid that none of the Japanese soldiers from the 113th Regiment will be able to escape!"

"What? The Independent Regiment defeated the Japanese 113th Regiment???"

All the cadres who heard the news, including the deputy commander-in-chief, deputy chief of general staff, and teachers, were stunned on the spot.

At first glance, this intelligence information sounds like a fantasy.

Once upon a time, the Japanese relied on their sophisticated equipment and a Sakata Regiment dared to rampage through the Eighth Route Army base, even forcing the main force of the Eighth Route Army to temporarily avoid the attack and transfer. The field hospital and the division headquarters were chased all over the mountains and plains.

But now, does a regiment of our Eighth Route Army have the strength to destroy a field regiment of the Japanese Army?

Then it dawned on me.

"Kong Jie, could it be that he had guessed that the Japanese 113th Regiment would forcefully break through his independent regiment's defense zone to reinforce the Yamazaki Battalion, so he hid the main force in the base area and caught the Japanese off guard?"

But even if it was an ambush, the Japanese 113th Regiment was completely wiped out.

Such combat effectiveness is also incredible.

In this way, the boss simply ignored Kong Jie's mistake of secretly deploying the plan and not reporting the situation to the headquarters in a timely manner.

Even cursed in my heart.

Is this a fault?

If any of you cadres makes such a mistake again, not only will I not punish him, I will also praise him greatly.

A regiment wiped out a field regiment of the Japanese.

Who would dare to imagine such combat effectiveness in the Chinese military?