When they arrived at the courtyard house and the celestial bridal chamber, they discovered it was a

Zhou Zheng'an looked at the destroyed steel bridge. Although it wasn't completely destroyed, it was enough. Anyway, no cars or tanks could be driven on it.

He let out a long sigh of relief.

The American troops defending the border were utterly heartbroken.

He was given a million points all at once. This included 200,000 points for blowing up the two tanks and 200,000 points for blowing up the steel bridge.

It seems that gaining points still depends on fighting. Before, in the courtyard, when facing Yi Zhonghai, Jia Zhangshi, Deputy Section Chief Wang, Liu Qianqian, and others, I only got tens of points. Now, I'm getting thousands, tens of thousands, even hundreds of thousands of points.

Of course, the difficulty levels are different.

People die easily on the battlefield. Even with his Vajra Body Protection skill, if Zhou Zheng'an were to be hit by a bomber dropping bombs, he might still be killed instantly.

Meanwhile, Wu Wanli and the others, watching Zhou Zheng'an display his divine power from afar in the darkness, were completely dumbfounded.

Then, seeing the sky filled with flashbangs, and seeing Zhou Zheng'an capture a tank and even destroy the last two American tanks, they were completely dumbfounded.

How can someone be so powerful? This person is even more powerful than his own brother, Wu Qianli, this super combat hero.

He's practically a god of war.

Then he saw that Zhou Zheng'an had also blown up the Shuimen Bridge, which drove him even crazier.

The three special assault company soldiers who came with Wu Wanli and Zhou Zheng'an earlier were also overjoyed.

Is that all?!

I thought to myself, "Company Commander Zhou is really something."

One soldier's mouth gaped open, his eyes filled with disbelief, and he couldn't help but shout it out.

"Holy crap, this...this is amazing!"

Soon, Zhou Zheng'an drove the tank and disappeared into the night sky.

Two hours later, Zhou Zheng'an drove his tank to meet up with Wu Wanli and his three companions.

The group gathered together, exchanging information.

Wu Wanli frowned and said in a low voice, "Company Commander Zhou, we've searched the entire area but can't find anyone from the Seventh Company that infiltrated the area. It's very likely that the entire Seventh Company has been wiped out."

Everyone listened with heavy hearts and remained silent for a moment.

Of course, it's only a possibility.

But the probability of this is extremely high.

Then, in the darkness, they continued heading away from the Watergate Bridge.

Soon, they arrived at a small hill three kilometers away. The area was densely wooded and relatively secluded.

They covered the tank with tree branches, layer upon layer, completely obscuring it from view; it was virtually impossible to spot without close inspection.

Then they started digging caves.

The group wielded shovels, digging with great effort, one stroke after another.

This was to avoid enemy reconnaissance during the day.

Zhou Zheng'an was the strongest and dug the fastest, becoming the main force in digging the pit. Everyone worked for a long time, and it wasn't until after four in the morning that the pit was basically dug.

The next morning, around six o'clock, as dawn broke and the east began to lighten with the pale glow of dawn.

The US has already sent three bombers, led by a reconnaissance plane, to conduct reconnaissance around the Watergate Bridge.

The reconnaissance plane flew very low, and the buzzing sound of its propellers was so loud it hurt people's ears.

The reconnaissance aircraft had a diameter of about seventeen or eighteen kilometers, flying back and forth constantly, carefully searching every inch of land.

Then, the bombers began dropping their bombs.

Bombs rained down from the sky with piercing screams, crashing into suspicious targets and then onto the ground.

The deafening explosions sent flames soaring into the sky, dust billowing, and snow flying everywhere.

This is retaliation; the Americans are going crazy.

MacArthur was furious. He roared in the command post, hands on his hips, eyes bloodshot, "I will make them pay!"

Of course, most of the criticism was directed at the defenders of the Watergate Bridge, who were told that these damned secret agents should all go to hell, be court-martialed, and be fed to dogs.

MacArthur was understandably angry. The steel bridge he had painstakingly transported from Japan was blown up in less than a day. Building a new bridge would take at least four or five days, and he was afraid there wouldn't be enough time!

In this situation, Macken Arthur directly bypassed his superiors to command the lower levels, and like Captain Shu, he started micromanaging.

He first demanded that the engineering company repair the equipment immediately, and that it be done successfully, his voice as stern as a cold blade.

At the same time, the air force and tanks were ordered to be deployed to impose the strictest martial law near the Watergate Bridge.

Soon, a large number of bombers began to take off, and they covered the sky like a dark cloud.

Although Zhou Zheng'an and his team dug tunnels, they did so unprofessionally; the tunnel walls were not sturdy enough, and the tunnels were not deep enough.

Ultimately, the tunnel collapsed. The immense force of the explosion knocked down the soil and firewood above the tunnel, instantly burying everyone.

Two soldiers died on the spot, their bodies buried under thick mud and wooden sticks, their blood staining the surrounding land red.

Of course, the US didn't expect that its targets were being bombed indiscriminately without any focus.

But the results were actually quite significant. About seven kilometers from the Watergate Bridge, another assault company arrived, only to be met with a barrage of bombing from American bombers, resulting in heavy casualties, with almost all of them being killed.

This commando team never expected the US to suddenly go crazy and bomb so frantically.

In fact, during the entire war against the US, perhaps half of the Chinese People's Volunteer Army soldiers perished under the relentless bombardment of the US. Therefore, in many instances, during ground battles, the Volunteer Army was outnumbered and outgunned.

Another reason is that the US military is highly mobile, even more so than the Chinese People's Volunteer Army. Therefore, under Ri Qi's leadership, they frequently conducted large-scale encirclements and infiltrations.

The Xiajiang sniping battle after Chosin Reservoir was like this, as were the later Tieyuan and Hwacheon sniping battles.

Far away.

It's said that because the Watergate Bridge was bombed, all of the US military forces, including the 1st Cavalry Division, were stranded there, causing even greater panic. Everything was in chaos.

At the same time, General Song Zhengyang, who commanded the Battle of Chosin Reservoir, stood in the command post with a furrowed brow and eyes that revealed anxiety and doubt.

He ordered the Chinese People's Volunteer Army to pursue the American forces, but as they chased, they found that the Americans had stopped running and instead set up camp and began to counterattack, which he found very strange.

"What on earth is the US doing?" General Song Zhengyang muttered to himself.

Unfortunately, Song Zhengyang was unaware of the situation at the Water Gate Bridge.

The radio Zhou Zheng'an carried had already broken down during the battle when they encountered the Ice Sculpture Company and went to reinforce them. This created an information asymmetry, leaving them completely in the dark and only able to make blind judgments.

This also brought great difficulties to the decision-making of the entire General Staff.

Meanwhile, Hong Lan-guo, commander of the 124th Division, who was directing the battle at the front, arrived at the front line, only fifty kilometers away from the Shuimen Bridge. After carefully analyzing the relevant intelligence, he felt that this was a good opportunity to strike the enemy. He made a suggestion to the command headquarters, which was approved.

So the remaining troops of the 124th Division suddenly launched a full-scale attack.

Before giving the order, Hong Languo waved his hand and shouted, "Comrades, charge! Drive the enemy back!"

The two sides then suddenly engaged in another full-scale firefight.

For a moment, the sounds of gunfire were deafening, and the shouts of battle were earth-shattering. After taking a bite of a frozen potato, large numbers of volunteer soldiers grabbed grenades or submachine guns and charged forward bravely.