Anti-Japanese War: The whole world is a base vehicle

"The Japanese reinforcements are here." Xu Hu hurriedly and solemnly came to Zhou Weiguo, who was resting with his eyes closed, and lowered his voice, as if afraid to disturb the tense atmosphere.

Hearing this, Zhou Weiguo, who was immersed in thought, opened his eyes instantly, as if a sharp hawk had caught its prey. He stared at Xu Hu with lightning-like eyes, as if his eyes wanted to penetrate him and find out every detail about the Japanese reinforcements.

"Are you sure?" Zhou Weiguo's voice was low and powerful, as if it came from a deep valley, with unquestionable majesty.

"Yes, Commander." Xu Hu straightened up quickly and said seriously, "Our reconnaissance troops have discovered the vanguard of the Japanese army, and they are advancing rapidly towards Yangcheng." As Xu Hu spoke, he gestured in the general direction with his hands, a hint of anxiety in his eyes.

After hearing this, there was not much obvious change in Zhou Weiguo's expression.

He narrowed his eyes slightly, his mind was like a sophisticated machine, quickly running various combat plans. He knew very well that every decision was related to the victory or defeat of this battle, and the life and death of countless soldiers.

"Commander, should we destroy this vanguard first?" Seeing Zhou Weiguo remained silent, Xu Hu's inner anxiety was like boiling water, and he couldn't help but ask first.

His eyes were fixed on Zhou Weiguo, full of expectation, as if he hoped to find the direction for the next step from Zhou Weiguo's answer.

Who would have thought that Zhou Weiguo would just wave his hand gently, his expression as calm as a lake without ripples.

"Don't worry, what is our mission?" His voice was still steady, but with an elusive depth.

"Surround the point and attack the reinforcements." Xu Hu was stunned by the question for a moment. His mind seemed to be suddenly shrouded in fog and he did not understand what Zhou Weiguo meant for a moment.

He looked at Zhou Weiguo with a puzzled expression, his eyes full of confusion, not understanding why Zhou Weiguo was so calm about the upcoming Japanese vanguard.

"Yes, since we want to fight the reinforcements, we have to let the Japanese army in. How can we fight if they don't come in? What can those people in the vanguard do? They are not even enough for a dish. I have prepared for so long, am I going to eat just this?" Zhou Weiguo glanced at them slightly, his tone full of disdain.

In his eyes, this Japanese vanguard was just a tiny insignificant force and was not worth the effort.

According to his idea, at least two or three divisions must be destroyed this time. Only in this way can the situation in the entire Guangdong Province be completely reversed and the arrogance of the Japanese army in this land be completely suppressed.

Xu Hu was frightened by Zhou Weiguo's bold idea. He widened his eyes, opened his mouth slightly, and looked incredulous.

He also didn't expect Zhou Weiguo to have such a big appetite. This was indeed beyond his expectations.

"Commander, you have a really big appetite. You're not afraid of choking. These are two or three divisions. Even if the Japanese divisions are not Type A divisions now, the three divisions combined have a lot of people." Xu Hu said with some concern. His brows were tightly furrowed, and his eyes revealed his worry about the war.

After all, the Japanese army's combat effectiveness should not be underestimated. Even if it is not a Type A division, it is a well-trained and well-equipped force.

"So what?" Zhou Weiguo's expression was firm, his eyes gleaming with confidence. "The support the general manager gave us this time is unprecedented. Not to mention the unlimited ammunition, there are several cannons alone, and only half of them have been used now, not to mention that there are so many fighter planes. Our chances of winning are very high."

As Zhou Weiguo spoke, he gestured with his hands, as if he was painting a picture of victory.

In his opinion, with the strong support of the general manager, they would be like having a sharp sword, enough to cut through the obstacles in this battle.

"If we don't destroy more Japanese troops this time, how can we be worthy of the commander-in-chief's arrangement?" Zhou Weiguo's voice became excited, and his firm belief was like a burning flame, as if it would burn all difficulties to ashes.

This time Xu Hu did not refute, but instead agreed with Zhou Weiguo's words.

He looked at Zhou Weiguo's determined eyes, and the worry in his heart was gradually replaced by an inexplicable confidence.

He knew that since Zhou Weiguo dared to make such a plan, he must be fully confident.

Next, the Japanese reinforcements advanced towards Yangcheng very smoothly in a seemingly calm atmosphere.

Along the way, they did not encounter large-scale resistance, which made many Japanese soldiers feel puzzled.

Because the content of the telegram clearly stated that Guangzhou was surrounded and it was extremely urgent and rescue must be carried out as quickly as possible. However, when they arrived, they found that the facts were completely different from the content of the telegram.

They did not see the so-called encirclement.

Although they encountered some ambushes along the way, the number of people was not large and the firepower was not strong, so they were easily broken through.

This made Commander Ando Toshiyoshi stunned when he received the news.

He sat in the command center with a frown on his face and the telegram in his hand was crumpled up.

He couldn't figure out what was going on. Was the Chinese army bluffing?
But those giant cannons are not just for decoration. They have suffered from them before, and the earth-shaking power still makes them feel scared.

As expected, as more and more Japanese reinforcements arrived in Yangcheng, the huge cannon that had disappeared for several days roared again.

"Baga, it's a huge cannon, get out of the way quickly." When the Japanese soldiers originally stationed in Yangcheng heard the familiar voice, they quickly dived into the underground fortifications like frightened birds.

The newly arrived Japanese soldiers looked at their comrades in confusion. They had no time to react and didn't know what was happening.

It was not until the cannon shells hit the ground, causing a huge explosion, and the strong shock wave and flying shrapnel made them feel the threat of death that they came to their senses.

Then, they all ran towards the underground fortifications in panic. Unfortunately, it was too late. More and more cannons began to roar, and shells fell like raindrops. The whole city of Guangzhou was instantly engulfed in flames.

"Damn, they have so many huge cannons?" Ando Rikichi looked at the falling shells and a trace of fear flashed across his face.

There were so many densely packed shells, far beyond their imagination.

He felt as if he was trapped in a huge trap and there was no escape.

"They are going to wipe us out in one fell swoop," Lieutenant General Fujii Yoji said in fear, his voice trembling slightly, his eyes full of despair. In the face of this overwhelming artillery fire, they seemed so small and helpless.

At this time, under the command of Zhou Weiguo, various troops were carrying out combat deployment in an orderly manner.

Zhou Weiguo stood in the command post, staring closely at the battlefield ahead, observing the Japanese army's every move through a telescope.

The corners of his mouth rose slightly, revealing a barely perceptible smile.

He knew that everything was going according to his plan. The Japanese troops, like prey in his hands, had already walked step by step into the encirclement he had carefully arranged.

"Notify all troops to gradually reduce the encirclement according to the predetermined plan and do not give the Japanese any chance to break out." Zhou Weiguo gave the order in a firm and powerful voice.

His eyes revealed a confidence that he was in control of the overall situation, as if the outcome of this battle had already been anticipated by him.

On the battlefield, the air was filled with smoke and flames.

The sound of exploding shells and the shouts of soldiers intertwined together to form a heroic war symphony.

The soldiers rushed towards the Japanese army bravely and fearlessly like tigers descending from the mountains.

Relying on their tenacious will and excellent fighting skills, they fought fiercely with the Japanese army.

The Japanese army seemed a little panicked under this sudden and fierce attack.

They originally thought they could easily lift the siege of Yangcheng, but they did not expect to be in such a dangerous situation. However, as a well-trained army, they quickly adjusted their status and began to organize a counterattack.

The two sides engaged in a fierce tug-of-war on the battlefield. For a time, the situation was deadlocked. However, Zhou Weiguo did not panic at all.

He calmly analyzed the battlefield situation and constantly adjusted his combat strategy.

He knew that this battle was not only a contest of strength, but also a competition of wisdom and patience.

"Let the artillery concentrate its firepower and attack the Japanese command center." Zhou Weiguo gave the order decisively.

He knew very well that as long as the Japanese army's command center was destroyed, the Japanese army would be leaderless and its combat effectiveness would be greatly weakened.

As Zhou Weiguo's order was issued, several huge cannons roared at the same time.

The shells streaked across the sky like meteors and landed accurately near the Japanese command center.

A huge explosion sounded, and the command center was instantly covered by thick smoke and flames.

The Japanese commanders were thrown into disarray by this sudden attack.

"Oh no! Our command center is under attack." A Japanese officer shouted in panic.

Commander Ando Rikichi's face turned very ugly. He knew that this time they might really be in a desperate situation.

After destroying the Japanese command center, Zhou Weiguo seized the opportunity and issued another order: "Attack on all fronts and completely wipe out the Japanese here."

The soldiers' morale was greatly boosted when they heard the order.

They rushed towards the Japanese army like a tide and launched the final decisive battle with them.

On the battlefield, the shouts of killing were loud.

The soldiers gradually gained the upper hand with their tenacious fighting will and high morale.

After losing its command center, the Japanese army's resistance became increasingly weak.

They began to lose ground and fell into chaos.

"Charge, kill the Japs." A soldier shouted loudly, waving the big knife in his hand.

His eyes were filled with anger and hatred as he rushed towards the Japanese position.

Under his leadership, a group of soldiers followed closely behind him and launched a fierce attack on the Japanese army like a tiger descending from the mountain.

After a fierce battle, the Japanese army finally could not withstand the fierce attack of the security corps and began to suffer a complete defeat.

On the battlefield, the bodies of Japanese soldiers were lying all over the place, creating a mess.

Zhou Weiguo's men won the battle and successfully eliminated a large number of Japanese reinforcements.

"Reporting to the regiment commander, the Japanese front-line positions have been defeated by us. In this battle, we have destroyed two Japanese battalions and seized a large number of weapons and equipment." A soldier excitedly reported the results of the battle to Zhou Weiguo.

"Good, well done." Zhou Weiguo showed a gratified smile on his face.

"Tell all troops to continue to advance and make sure to destroy more of the Japanese troops."

After the battle, Zhou Weiguo did not relax his vigilance.

He knew that the Japanese army would never give up and would definitely look for opportunities to retaliate.

So he began to organize his troops to rest and deploy defenses in preparation for a possible counterattack by the Japanese army.

On the Japanese side, Commander Ando Toshiyoshi was furious after suffering such heavy losses.

He vowed to take revenge, but after counting the troops in his hands, he found that the number of troops he could mobilize was too small.

"Damn, cunning Chinese." Ando Rikichi was not a fool, so he naturally saw that the other side was surrounding the point and attacking the reinforcements.

But it was no use for him to realize it now, because he knew it was impossible to break through.

As for the reinforcements, there is only one division left on the periphery. It is probably unrealistic to ask them to rush in to rescue.

The only way is to seek help from the base camp.

But the base camp is probably focusing all its energy on moving south and won’t pay any attention to them.

This made Ando Rikichi a little desperate.

"Commander, we have no choice but to give up Yangcheng now," Lieutenant General Fujii Yoji said again.

"We still have hope of breaking out. We should concentrate our forces and attack the north. The defense there is not very strong. We still have hope."

Hearing this, Ando Rikichi's face did not look very good.

"Commander, if we don't retreat now, I'm afraid we won't be able to break out, and we may all die here." Lieutenant General Fujii Yoji looked helpless.

He didn't understand at all why they had to defend Yangcheng to the death. It was totally unnecessary.

But looking at Ando Rikichi's expression, it seems that he is still unwilling to retreat.

"Mr. Fujii, we spent so much price to take Yangcheng, and now we just give it away like this. I am very unwilling to accept this." Ando Rikichi looked at Lieutenant General Fujii Yoji and expressed his true thoughts.

Upon hearing this, Lieutenant General Fujii Yoji was not surprised, but spoke anxiously.

"Commander, even if we retreat, we still have a chance to retake Yangcheng."

Who knows that Ando Rikichi shook his head.

"I'm afraid I'll be in the reserves by then."

Hearing this, Lieutenant General Fujii Yoji opened his mouth, but ultimately didn't know what to say.

Because he knew this situation would definitely happen.

After all, someone must be held accountable for the huge loss of Guangzhou.

Then Lieutenant General Ando Toshiyoshi, the commander, would be the best scapegoat.

Thinking of this, Lieutenant General Fujii Yoji couldn't help but feel a little sad. (End of this chapter)