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Under the cover of night, Zhou Zheng'an quietly broke away from the group and lay in ambush around the prisoner-of-war camp, carefully observing the layout of the camp and the enemy's guarding.

The prisoner-of-war camp was surrounded by barbed wire and guarded by more than fifty Hanhan soldiers. Currently, three or four soldiers are armed and vigilantly observing the surroundings, making the defense very tight.

Zhou Zheng'an quietly approached and peered through the barbed wire fence into the prisoner-of-war camp.

The scene before him ignited his fury, and a ruthless glint flashed in his eyes.

Inside the prisoner-of-war camp, over 1,100 Chinese People's Volunteer Army soldiers, dressed in tattered uniforms and covered in wounds, lay huddled on the ground, some chained, others severely injured, their faces etched with exhaustion. Their rations consisted of moldy coarse grains and murky water, barely enough to satisfy their basic hunger and thirst.

Moreover, they were frequently beaten and abused by the Han soldiers, living a miserable and inhuman life.

Zhou Zheng'an was filled with anger and heartache. He recalled how the Chinese People's Volunteer Army treated the captured soldiers of the United States and the Soviet Union exceptionally well, providing them with ample food and water, even better than the soldiers of the Volunteer Army, and even holding a special prisoner-of-war sports meet for them.

Respect their dignity and cherish their lives.

But the US and its cold-blooded soldiers treated the captured Chinese People's Volunteer Army soldiers in this way.

The difference between the two is obvious; the US and the US are simply worse than pigs and dogs.

What made Zhou Zheng'an even more fortunate was that he arrived at just the right time.

With the Battle of Shangganling over, the US planned to secretly send these Chinese People's Volunteer Army soldiers to an island. Faced with this situation, Zhou Zheng'an felt a strong sense of mission and decided that he must rescue his comrades.

Upon learning this news, Zhou Zheng'an did not hesitate at all. He immediately took out the system and exchanged for a large number of grenades, submachine guns, and ample ammunition.

He tucked the grenades into his waistband, slung the submachine gun over his shoulder, checked his weapons and equipment, took a deep breath, and his eyes became increasingly determined, ready for battle.

Under the cover of night, Zhou Zheng'an quietly circled around to the side of the prisoner-of-war camp, where there were relatively few sentries and the defenses were weak.

He seized the opportunity and charged out, firing his submachine gun first. The "rat-a-tat-tat" of gunfire shattered the silence of the night. Before the guards could react, several of them were killed.

"Enemy! Fire!" The remaining Hanhan soldiers finally reacted and raised their various weapons, firing at Zhou Zheng'an.

However, at this moment, Zhou Zheng'an was all alone, so he went all out.

While frantically exchanging for the Vajra Body Protection skill, he nimbly dodged enemy bullets, fired back, and threw grenades into the prisoner-of-war camp.

It's practically like having three heads and six arms.

"Boom! Boom! Boom!" The sound of grenades exploding one after another erupted, flames shot into the sky, and dirt and gravel flew everywhere. The Hanhan soldiers on guard duty were dazed and disoriented by the grenades, and suffered heavy casualties.

Zhou Zheng'an moved through the enemy ranks like a tiger descending a mountain, his submachine gun firing incessantly. With each pull of the trigger, a soldier fell.

His movements were as fast as lightning, and his marksmanship was precise and ruthless, without the slightest hesitation or mercy.

These enemies, who abused their captured comrades and whose hands were stained with the blood of the Chinese People's Volunteer Army soldiers, did not deserve to live.

In just seven or eight minutes, more than fifty Hanhan soldiers responsible for guarding the area were killed by Zhou Zheng'an's entire force; not one escaped.

Zhou Zheng'an ran quickly to the barbed wire fence, blew it apart with a bomb, and shouted into the prisoner-of-war camp, "Comrades! I am Zhou Zheng'an, the operations staff officer of the Volunteer Army Headquarters! I've come to rescue you! Come with me!"

Upon hearing Zhou Zheng'an's voice, the volunteer soldiers in the camp instantly looked up, their eyes flashing with surprise and hope. They couldn't believe their ears, much less believe that someone would actually come to rescue them.

When they saw Zhou Zheng'an, they could no longer hold back. They struggled to their feet and ran toward the barbed wire fence, their eyes filled with tears of excitement.

Of course, many captured soldiers knew Zhou Zheng'an's name. After all, he was an invincible war hero.

Zhou Zheng'an quickly untied the chains and shackles binding the soldiers, saying as he did so, "Comrades, time is of the essence. We must leave here as soon as possible and return to the Volunteer Army's position!"

The soldiers nodded in agreement, their expressions filled with excitement, and a renewed glimmer of hope rekindled in their eyes.

Zhou Zheng'an ordered his soldiers to quickly seize the weapons of the Hanhan soldiers who had been killed, and then distributed some of the guns and ammunition he had redeemed from the system.

Soon, more than a hundred soldiers received weapons, and the remaining soldiers each received one or two grenades.

Although their weapons and equipment were rudimentary and their ammunition was insufficient, the soldiers were all in high spirits and had determined eyes.

They can finally escape this hell on earth, finally return to their comrades, and continue to fight for their country.

Of course, they were no longer able to fight for their country.

The reasons for this are very complicated and difficult to explain.

After everything was ready, Zhou Zheng'an took the lead, leading more than 1,100 captured Chinese People's Volunteer Army soldiers, and under the cover of night, they quickly advanced towards the Chinese People's Volunteer Army's line of control.

He walked at the front, clearing the way while vigilantly observing the surroundings, always on guard against enemy ambush and pursuit.

Soldiers who were seriously injured or physically weak would travel by vehicle.

Strictly speaking, these soldiers were all physically weak. The soldiers in the cold didn't give them anything to eat, just to make the captured soldiers who were chasing prisoners weak.

This was out of concern that these volunteer soldiers might escape from prison.

Unfortunately, they encountered their first enemy force shortly after they had gone out.

A patrol team of over eighty people.

"Stop them! Don't let them get away!" Seeing that the situation was not right, the company commander of Hanhan's patrol team shouted loudly and led his soldiers to fire wildly at Zhou Zheng'an and his group.

But Zhou Zheng'an reacted even faster, immediately grabbing the crane gun and firing wildly.

The heavy machine gun was as easy for him to handle as a toy.

They immediately killed many of Hanhan's soldiers.

At the same time, Zhou Zheng'an shouted the order, "Comrades! Lie down! Counterattack!"

Although the captured volunteer soldiers had been abused for a long time and were very weak, at this moment, they all fought bravely, raising their guns and grenades to fight back against the enemy.

Gunshots and grenade explosions mingled together, creating a very intense scene.

Zhou Zheng'an unleashed a barrage of heavy machine gun fire, while simultaneously directing his soldiers to counterattack, precisely striking the enemy's vitals. Although the soldiers hadn't fought in a long time, their fighting instincts remained intact.

They followed Zhou Zheng'an closely, fighting bravely against the enemy, and not one of them retreated.

In just ten minutes, Zhou Zheng'an and his group wiped out the entire Hanhan patrol team of more than eighty people.

The soldiers quickly cleared the battlefield, captured enemy weapons and ammunition, replenished their own equipment, and then continued to advance towards the Volunteer Army's line of control.

This is really just food being delivered.