Are you a spy? Killing the enemy is too cruel.

Chapter 646 Conquer

In the headquarters, the division commander Song Yu expressed his opinion loudly with some resentment, saying:

"Continuous attacks day and night not only can continuously destroy the enemy's manpower, but also can tire the enemy out, making the Japanese devils exhausted and worn out."

"This kind of daytime bombing has limited impact on the enemy. Even if it lasts for three to five months, I'm afraid we won't be able to get through Shanhaiguan."

Ye Feng certainly knew that wanting to capture Shanhaiguan by relying on rounds of fire bombing was no different from dreaming.

Ye Feng suspended many military operations, even the one about sabotage behind enemy lines. It was not because he was afraid of the Japanese devils, but it was the best choice based on the development of the global situation.

The enemy at Shanhaiguan did have a large number of troops and strong firepower, but if Ye Feng was determined to capture them, he could sneak into the enemy's position in ten days and kill people in the enemy's rear, and still conquer them.

The issue is……

Now in the Pacific battlefield, the Ugly Country is fighting extremely hard and is constantly sending reinforcements to attack the islands around Japan.

Faced with the U.S. army that is bloodthirsty, the Japanese will not easily admit defeat or surrender.

These Japanese soldiers who have been brainwashed by imperialism will follow the instructions of their superiors and stop the attack of the Ugly Country at all costs.

Ye Feng ordered to "temporarily postpone" the attack on Shanhaiguan based on such a special reason.

If the war in the three northeastern provinces is fought too quickly, they will be recovered in a short time.

one.

Their underground party troops would definitely suffer astronomical casualties, and the victory would be hard-won with the lives and blood of the soldiers.

Second.

Seeing that your underground party troops have won victory after victory and even recovered the three northeastern provinces, the Ugly Country will definitely ask you to send troops across the Yalu River, enter the peninsula, and wipe out the Japanese troops there.

Third.

Now the morale of the enemy opposite us is very high because they have a large number of troops and are forced into a desperate situation. The enemies share a common hatred and have burst out with greater combat effectiveness, so we must not attack rashly.

In Ye Feng's vision, it would be best if China and Japan continued to fight to the death in the Pacific battlefield, and it would be best if both sides suffered hundreds of thousands or even millions of casualties. Once both sides were weakened, China would be able to gain the upper hand in the subsequent situation in East Asia.

In the next half month, the underground party troops were still blocked outside Shanhaiguan, and it seemed that they were really unable to break through.

Seeing this situation, Chou Guo, who originally wanted to ask the underground party troops for help, simply gave up the idea.

In order to get another batch of arms support from the Ugly Country, Ye Feng even explained to the other side how much artillery and shells they had lost in the Battle of Shanhaiguan, how many soldiers had been killed and injured, and how they were almost unable to attack the three northeastern provinces.

When the Ugly Country saw this, they immediately became anxious. After all, their battle in the Pacific had now reached a stalemate, with heavy casualties.

The Ugly Country is still waiting for the underground party to recover the three northeastern provinces and cross the Yalu River to help threaten the Japanese rear!

After many days of negotiations, the Ugly Country reluctantly sent two divisions of weapons and equipment.

Another half month has passed.

The situation in the Pacific suddenly reversed, and Japan could no longer stop it. After all, the United States was a capitalist country, and its equipment and personnel far surpassed the Japanese, especially its warships and fighter planes, which were simply beyond the reach of the Japanese.

Seeing that the Ugly Country's warships were about to reach the Japanese mainland, Ye Feng finally began to give orders.

This time, a full-scale offensive was launched. The 20th and th Armies, with more than troops, all launched a fierce charge towards the enemy's positions. Ye Feng, with an elite veteran regiment, acted as a vanguard, transformed himself into a sharp knife, and penetrated straight into the heart of Shanhaiguan.

After three days and three nights of continuous fighting, this most important pass in the world finally returned to the hands of the Shenzhou troops.

The casualties were indeed very serious and exceeded Ye Feng's expectations. In this battle, more than 20,000 troops were killed and tens of thousands were seriously or slightly injured. If it weren't for Ye Feng, the super agent who rushed to the front, took down many Japanese blockhouses and bunkers, and eliminated many enemies in the trenches, I'm afraid the casualties would have more than doubled.

The troops did not have much rest because over 60,000 Japanese were killed in the Battle of Shanhaiguan, and only more than 10,000 people were left to retreat and station in Jinzhou.

Under Ye Feng's leadership, the underground party troops swept across the Liaoxi Corridor. Of course, the Japanese did not sit idly by and also deployed a large number of defensive offensives in this corridor, covering an area of ​​hundreds of miles.

After about ten days of continuous fierce fighting, the troops finally marched out of Jinzhou City.

Behind Jinzhou City is Shenyang. Seeing victory in sight, the morale of the troops remained high. Without too much rest, they launched the Jinzhou Campaign again. This is just a city, not a strong fortress.

In order to win a quick victory, Ye Feng sneaked into the city alone and attacked the enemy's lair. He killed people everywhere in the city and made blood flow like a river. After he killed more than 3,000 Japanese soldiers alone, a large army rushed in from outside the city and blocked Jinzhou City.

This brutal street fighting in the city lasted for two days and two nights before it finally came to an end.

All 30,000 Japanese devils in Jinzhou City were wiped out.

After capturing this place, Ye Feng no longer advanced recklessly, but instead dispatched three troops to sweep away the enemies in the cities, counties, and towns around Jinzhou City.

After the fall of Jinzhou, the surrounding areas of Huludao, Chaoyang, Jianping and others were quickly captured by underground party troops.

The armies of Liu and Deng, as well as the ten regiments led by General Peng, began to meet in Jinzhou.

headquarters.

Several veteran generals came in. When they saw Ye Feng studying the map strategy, they quickly came over and gave Ye Feng a bear hug.

Commander Liu smiled happily and said, "Comrade Ye Feng, you are really capable of winning battles. With the least cost, you successively captured Shanhaiguan and Jinzhou, and wiped out the main force of 100,000 Japanese troops. You are worthy of being the lucky general of our underground party unit."

Political Commissar Deng also smiled and said, "If it weren't for you, our army would still be stuck in the Chengde area. The Japanese now have very few troops. Next, you have to be more capable and give more credit."

The last one was Mr. Peng, who gave Ye Feng a tight bear hug, patted Ye Feng on the back, and said excitedly:

"Well, well done, you are worthy of being a man of our Shenzhou, you are amazing! If you hadn't led the team, I, Old Peng, wouldn't have dared to imagine that we have fewer troops than the Japanese, and our firepower is not as good as the enemy, but we can actually suppress this group of crazy devils and beat them up. Comrade Ye Feng, you are amazing. Without you, I estimate that we will have to fight this full-scale battlefield for many years!"

If Ye Feng's memory of his previous life was correct, the boss was indeed right. It would take several more years for the Japanese to be defeated.

The war is now accelerating. According to the current offensive, the Japanese will most likely declare defeat by the end of this year or early next year.

Ye Feng was also very excited about General Peng. This old general was his favorite general in his previous life.

"Who dares to draw his sword and mount his horse? Only General Peng."

This is the most vivid portrayal of General Peng. He is full of energy and spirit, his eyes are bright, and his whole body exudes the murderous aura of a battlefield general.

Given General Peng’s current condition, he will definitely not be afraid even if he encounters the Ugly Country’s army in the future.