Anti-Japanese War: Kill the Enemy to Earn Merits and Storm the City of Taiyuan

Kong Hao traveled through time and became a special forces soldier and witnessed the independent regiment being attacked and defeated by Yamamoto's special agent team. When Li Yunlong and Kong Jie were fighting over who should take the blame, he stood up and said: "Yamamoto Kazuki is my senior, and I will break this tactic." Kong Hao came out of the station at night and shot the Japanese corps commander in the head, and the merit system for killing the enemy was activated. A little merit is exchanged for twenty 38-type rifles, two Czech-style rifles, and five thousand rounds of ammunition. He spent 23 points of merit in exchange for 80 guns, 24,000 rounds of pistol ammunition, 200 kilograms of pork and 500 kilograms of grain, and returned home fully loaded with a captured Japanese truck. When Kong Jie and Shen Quan were looking for people all over the mountain, they saw a Japanese truck rushing over from a distance. Just as he was about to give the order to fire, Kong Hao stuck his head out of the cab: Commander, don't shoot! I'm back with meat! That night, the independent group ate pork stewed vermicelli. The soldier's hands shook as he held the bowl: he hadn't smelled meat in three years. Kong Hao was eating his rice and calculating in his mind - there were still fifteen points left in the merit system, and he could exchange another eight hundred kilograms of grain. He raised his head and looked in the direction of Taiyuan: Eat first, then fight. After I get the Yamamoto special agent team under control, the next step will be to demolish the Taiyuan city wall. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.