I really came here to fight against Japan

Chapter 470: 1 Random Landmines

Song Wenwan took off the M1 Garand semi-automatic rifle from his shoulder.

When fighting on horseback, this thing is much more useful than the Ma Sihuan.

Although its range is not as good as that of the Mazda 3, the Garand with its fast firing rate still has the advantage in dynamic situations.

Song Wenwan asked, "How many people are there in the Japanese cavalry?"

Investigator: "We didn't dare to count them carefully, but there are about 1,400 of them. They should be a cavalry regiment of the devils."

Song Wenwan glanced at the soldiers of the guard company who were already holding guns.

He said, "Okay, put away all the guns. I'm not that powerful enough to defeat an entire cavalry regiment with my own company."

Amid the laughter of the guards, Song Wenwan carried Garland on his back again.

Song Xiaobao said, "Commander, please go first. I will stay here with them to block the attack."

Song Wenwan: "It's bare here, without even a stone shelter.

What kind of blocking are you guys doing? They can just charge and pass you by.

We are all riding two horses this time, and we have rested enough, so let's run."

Song Xiaobao: We both have one horse each, so where did the two horses come from?

Seeing his commander starting to speed up, he had no time to think and could only catch up with him at full speed.

His Highness Gong Jiji, with a group of defeated soldiers under his command.

Along the way, he traveled around the mountains and rivers without any shame, not taking the previous defeat to heart at all.

To him, he is brave and good at fighting, and his subordinates are invincible.

The reason for the failure was that the guerrilla division of the National Army was outnumbered and the warriors lacked spirit.

Another reason was that the troops cooperating with him were useless, which led to his disastrous defeat.

Huo Jiaqiang: Sun thief, do you still have any shame?

When my entire division was charging, you came out to block the way.

By the time I came back to look for you, you had already run away without a trace. Now you still dare to accuse me of bullying the weak with your numbers?

That’s right, a cavalry division under Huo Jiaqiang was fighting the Japanese well, and then Gong Jiji came out.

He also couldn't see the situation clearly. How could a cavalry brigade of less than 3,000 people dare to confront Huo Jiaqiang's 10,000-man division?

After a face-to-face encounter, the Japanese were stunned, and Huo Jiaqiang's men were also stunned.

I thought Gong Jiji was a tough guy, but I didn't expect he was such a tough guy.

His Highness Gong Jiji, with half of his men falling down in an orderly manner, then led his men away.

He said he was fighting against the guerrilla cavalry, but now it seems like he is trying to break through.

Fortunately, the Japanese army was loyal enough to stop the guerrilla division's cavalry.

Otherwise, this young master, who died halfway before achieving his goal, would have died along with his stupidity.

With the flattery of his subordinates, he felt that he could single-handedly fight against the Nationalist army, which was three times larger than his own.

He was like a military god, completely forgetting himself and how he abandoned his friendly forces and fled in panic.

In order to conserve their horsepower, they were all jogging along the way.

They didn't run at full speed, they still have some common sense.

At this time, a Japanese scout ran back to report military intelligence.

"Report to His Highness Gong Jiji, we have spotted a small group of cavalry from the Eighth Route Army ahead.

They were about a company in strength, and after seeing the imperial cavalry, they were fleeing madly to the east. "

Gong Jiji Juteng picked up the telescope in his hand and looked forward.

One kilometer away, beneath the yellow dust, I saw a group of Chinese cavalrymen, fighting desperately.

He immediately drew out his command knife and shouted loudly to his men.

"All Chinese cavalrymen in front of the target will be given a chicken to kill."

After giving the order, His Highness Gong Jiji Juten rushed forward first.

In the past, he was bullied by Huo Jiaqiang when they were three against one.

Today he met Song Wenwan, and the advantage ratio was almost one to one.

How could he not vent all his anger on Song Wenwan!

He was not afraid of Song Wenwan, as he had prepared an ambush for him in advance.

The route of their regiment's march today was decided on temporarily, and the Eighth Route Army would not know it in advance.

Besides, he was leading cavalry.

Even if the national army had an ambush ahead, they could not stop him, the new military god of the empire.

This is the future Marquis, His Highness Gong Jijiguten said it himself, and even Jesus cannot stop him.

The Japanese cavalry troops, of course, could not let him lead the charge and gradually overtook him.

One of his subordinates rushed over and advised him: "Your Highness Gong Jiji, be careful of an ambush by the Chinese army."

Gong Jiji, who was full of confidence, said: “Look, the Chinese soldiers’ cavalry have already started to change horses.

What does this mean? It means that this cavalry company with one man and two horses must be the guard company of some important person.

Order the troops to bite them with all their strength, there is a big fish of the Chinese army ahead.

As long as we can catch him, we can definitely avenge our previous defeat in half a year!"

Encouraged by Gong Jijiguten, the Japanese cavalry began to speed up.

Song Wenwan led the guards to run for a while and saw a group of military horses eating grass under the trees in a small forest.

Song Wenwan: "All the guards are there. Each of them pulls a horse and keeps running."

Song Xiaobao was overjoyed. He thought his commander was so powerful that he could predict the future.

Surprisingly, here they are, with spare war horses already prepared.

Song Wenwan didn't have time to deal with him. He had his own system, so it wasn't difficult for him to get some military horses out of the air.

To Song Wenwan, this was just basic exercise and a piece of cake.

When Song Wenwan turned around, she could already see the Japanese cavalry.

"Change horses!"

After giving the order, they jumped off the galloping horses and rode on the war horses they had just obtained.

Gong Jiji Juteng saw through the telescope the scene of Song Wenwan and the others changing horses.

I couldn't help but secretly praise these national soldiers for their superb horsemanship.

However, this also proves from the side that this cavalry unit of the National Army must be protecting some important person.

Song Wenwan came to an area with narrow roads and immediately gave orders.

"Take the mines out of the bags on the horses and throw them into the grass along the road.

After throwing the mines, I used up all the bullets in the Garand and then continued running."

Everyone lowered their heads and felt the sack on the horse's back, and sure enough, there was a mine inside.

They were all those flat, round Broadsword mines, which were taken out and thrown casually into the bushes.

Everyone was lucky; none of the mines they threw were blown up.

It just scared the system lady in Song Wenwan's mind.

"Host brother, can you please be careful? If you are killed in the explosion, I will disappear with you."

Song Wenwan didn't bother to apologize to her and opened fire with the soldiers.

At this time, the Japanese cavalry unit was less than 500 meters away from them.

If they delayed for a moment, the bullets in the Garand semi-automatic rifle would be emptied.

They also did not wait to check the results of the battle, but immediately rode away on their horses and fled for their lives.

The Japanese soldiers' losses were not very heavy. They were hit by about a thousand bullets, but only about fifty of them were killed.

The main reason was that the distance between the two sides was too far, and they were on the bumpy horse backs, so they really had no accuracy.

Even so, the pursuing Japanese cavalry were scared to death.

They had no time to rein in their horses, but fortunately the terrain was wide and they hurriedly dispersed to both sides.