Courtyard House: Home Alone

Lin Yifan planned to do some preparatory work here first, survey the terrain, and formulate a detailed plan.

He packed up the truck, used his light-footed skills to run into the deep mountains, where he needed to replenish and prepare his ammunition, grenades, and shells. Then he would consider how to ambush the Japanese and maximize the results.

Deep in the mountains and forests, the chirping of birds and insects isolated him from the noise of the outside world, but could not conceal the solemnity in Lin Yifan's heart.

He found a secluded valley, loaded bullets into ten light machine guns in the space, then used his domain to cover the area in front of him, and took out the machine guns and began to fire them one by one. As soon as the machine gun bullets left the barrel, they were all stored in the static warehouse.

It took half a day to collect more than 8,000 bullets from the space. It seems that it will take at least another day to replenish the ammunition in the space warehouse.

Suddenly, he remembered that he could also collect the bullets fired by the Japanese soldiers during a direct firefight.

Including the shells they fire, the fuses the Japanese are using now are all trigger-activated. As long as they don't hit the ground, aren't they all theirs?

Thinking of this, Lin Yifan felt much more at ease. He was too lazy to look for any more caves, so he went directly into his own space, took a shower, and went to bed.

The next morning, he spent another two hours replenishing the bullets, and then spent most of the day replenishing more than two thousand delayed-action grenades.

He then escaped the mountains before nightfall and returned to where he entered them. He then entered a spatial dimension by the roadside. The machine gun fire had left half his body numb after a day.

He leaned against the couch in the space, rubbed his slightly sore shoulders, and began to carefully plan the ambush.

First, the choice of ambush location was crucial. This section of the highway was flanked by steep hillsides with a narrow passage in the middle, the narrowest point of which was only wide enough for one truck to pass through. It was an excellent terrain that made it "impossible for one man to hold the pass against ten thousand".

He planned to set up blasting points five to ten kilometers along the highway to ensure there were no blind spots within the highway area. Since there wouldn't be enough explosives in the space, he would exchange them in the mall.

In addition, ten remote-controlled detonators need to be exchanged, so that the detonation time of each section can be precisely controlled to maximize the efficiency of this explosion.

With his expertise in demolition and spatial skills, Lin Yifan could easily set up and locate these demolition points.

He could use the available space to dig pits at selected locations and then plant the explosives. He also planned to pre-dig numerous bunkers along both sides of the road.

To facilitate their own repositioning, they could instantly deploy grenades, shells, and other weapons into densely packed areas of Japanese troops when the battle began, creating a concentrated barrage of fire.

With this wave of attacks, the Japanese soldiers had no choice but to stay overnight. At that time, the old Japanese soldier Okamura and the Japanese ammunition depot became their targets.

Lin Yifan had devised a meticulous plan for his primary target, Okamura Neiji. He would constantly use "advanced reconnaissance" to pinpoint Okamura Neiji's location, and once he found a suitable opportunity, he would not hesitate to launch a fatal attack.

Whether it's using a sniper rifle for a long-range precision kill, or teleporting close and then destroying him along with his command post with grenades or explosives, Lin Yifan is absolutely confident.

He even considered that if Okamura Yasuji cowered inside a heavily guarded armored vehicle, he could use the space to send a powerful bomb directly into the vehicle, leaving him nowhere to escape.

However, daytime is still quite difficult. I am fast, not invisible, so I can still be seen during the day. If the Japanese use large-caliber artillery to bombard me, even though I have space, I don't know if I will escape unscathed. I have never tried this before, and I dare not try it.

The more Lin Yifan thought about it, the clearer his mind became, and the outline of the entire ambush plan gradually became more concrete and detailed in his mind.

He knew it would be a tough and arduous battle against a well-equipped and numerous Japanese division, but he felt no fear, only the flames of revenge and hatred for the Japanese.

Having devised the ambush plan, he fell into a deep sleep.

The next morning, after waking up, Lin Yifan washed up in his space and began to sort through the explosives he had captured. He found that the gap was still quite large. At first, he thought of using the captured Japanese aerial bombs instead, but then he thought that was not a good idea.

If the two hundred or so planes captured in the space were given to the Red Party, then they would be helpless without bombs.

Therefore, Lin Yifan decided to preserve those aerial bombs intact, specifically for arming future aircraft handed over to the Red Party.

Therefore, the shortage of explosives had to be made up for through other means.

He opened the system store and carefully browsed the explosives options. TNT, C4 plastic explosives, yellow explosives... a wide variety, each with different properties.

Considering the scale of the ambush and the requirements for explosive power and reliability, he ultimately chose the most cost-effective military-grade TNT explosive and placed an order for a full three tons.

This number was enough to create a true death zone on the route the Japanese soldiers were bound to take.

At the same time, he also replenished and exchanged a sufficient number of detonators, fuses, and the ten remote-controlled detonation devices that had been planned in advance, to ensure that each blasting point could be accurately controlled.

After finishing these tasks, Lin Yifan looked at the mountain of weapons and supplies piled up in the space warehouse and felt a little more at ease. The next step was to select locations to plant the explosives. He first drove the truck around to familiarize himself with the terrain and landforms on both sides of the road.

Then he began to use space to plant explosives. He first used his mental power to carefully explore the geological structure under the highway, avoiding areas with dense rocks or loose soil, and selected three hundred key blasting points.

These blast points are irregularly distributed. Some are located on the inside of curves, allowing the debris and shockwaves generated by the explosion to more effectively block following vehicles; others are hidden under seemingly flat road surfaces, specifically targeting heavy trucks and armored vehicles.

After determining the location, Lin Yifan combined his mental power with spatial abilities, and like an invisible giant hand, precisely "carved" out a pit half a meter in diameter and one meter deep at each point.

The edges of the pit were neat and smooth, as if it had been cast with a mold. The surrounding soil and rocks were instantly stored in the temporary storage area of ​​the space, leaving no trace of digging.

Next, he took out pre-cut TNT explosive blocks from the space, each weighing about five kilograms, and put in three to five blocks depending on the blasting requirements of different locations.

After placing the explosives, he carefully inserted the detonator into the pre-drilled hole in the explosive block, connected the fuse, and then connected the other end of the fuse to the lead wire of the remote detonation device.

He cleverly disguised these remote-controlled detonators, some hidden in roadside bushes covered with dead branches and leaves, others buried in shallow soil with only an inconspicuous receiving antenna showing.