Anti-Japanese War: Traveling Through Chu Yunfei, Training Troops to Destroy the Japanese Invaders

Chu Yunfei, a modern military fan, traveled into the world of Liangjian and became the commander of the 358th Regiment of the Shanxi-Sui Army. After two and a half years of training, a plug-in was available - a three-dimensional combat map with real-time projection of enemy and enemy situations within a radius of dozens of miles, accurate to the position of each Japanese soldier. During the battle at Ruyuekou, the Suzuki Brigade had just launched its offensive formation when the shells hit the headquarters like eyes. Mobilizing troops to prepare for a roundabout route, a camp suddenly appeared on the flank blocking the only way. After being repulsed three times in a row, Suzuki Shigeyasu sent a red-eyed report to his superiors: Every step of our army was expected by the enemy, and we requested tactical guidance. With the same map, Chu Yunfei could see when the Japanese would gather, which direction they came from, and which mountain the artillery positions were hidden behind. On the opposite side, the elite Yamamoto special agent team was still thinking about how to intersect. He had already laid mines on the retreat route. Li Yunlong scolded him on the phone that the battle was too damaging and that after the battle, he would come to the 358th Regiment to ask for advice in person. Chu Yunfei closed the map and marked it again. In the distance, another Japanese armored force was gathering. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.