Chapter 53 Back to Foshan

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The Battle of Songhu dragged on until 1938. Since the Chinese navy could not be captured, the Japanese army could not support the land army, and Japan paid a much higher price than in history. More than 200 aircraft were lost, and the aircraft carrier was severely damaged due to an aircraft landing accident, and a large number of ships needed to be reinstalled with propellers.

The Chinese navy has achieved quite good results. After the Japanese attack began, they used cruisers to approach the Jiangyin defense line, and the Chinese navy was ready. At this time, the Japanese army still had the idea of ​​​​attacking with aircraft, and the cruisers wanted to leave after some threats.

At this time, its propeller was broken by Huang Chao who had been waiting underwater for a long time... At that time, Chen Jiliang on the Pinghai ship saw the Japanese army's actions very strangely, and he hesitated for a moment before ordering to fire. They found that the other party was standing there and confronting them. Shoot, the position does not move at all.

It was not enough to hit a fixed target, so Huang Chao could only help here, because he was basically still in the water and could not catch the movement of the shell. Fortunately, the Japanese ship was unable to move, allowing the Chinese fleet to occupy a favorable position. Several warships went into battle together, and then a shell hit its ammunition depot, sending the cruiser into the bottom of the river.

Later, the Japanese army found that the aircraft was difficult to work, so they could only use a large fleet to fight the Chinese navy. The most tragic battle of the Jiangyin naval battle began. Although most of the Japanese ships were disabled by Huang Chao, the powerful firepower still caused serious damage to the Chinese ships. The battle came to an end in such constant exchanges. The entire Chinese navy was wiped out, but they wiped out enemies that were several times their tonnage, becoming a miracle in the history of the world's navy.

After all, Huang Chao is only a person, and it will take a few days to recover after his mental power is exhausted. After the naval battle, the Japanese army could use the navy and air force to support the army. Although Huang Chao tried his best to destroy it, the Japanese army finally overwhelmed China with its strong military strength and won the Songhu Battle.

"The country is weak, and I alone can't change anything..." Huang Chao looked at the wreckage on the river with emotion, and directly felt the weakness of the motherland at this time.

After the battle of Songhu, the Japanese army attacked along the river. Huang Chao took off every day to block the air force. He shot down hundreds of Japanese planes by himself. This was also a heavy blow to the Japanese flying team. The later pilots were even more inexperienced, and they were all newcomers who had only received training. Huang Chao played more relaxed and happy.

China's air force has grown up in this kind of war. They have at least kept some veterans, and now they can be regarded as abusers in the air.

The actions of the Japanese army were severely delayed, and the enthusiasm of the Chinese soldiers and civilians for the war of resistance was extremely high. Chang Kaishen did not dare to flee hastily like in history. Although the capital had been moved to Chongqing, the Chinese army launched an arduous battle relying on the national defense fortifications. A large number of weapons reserves in Nanjing came in handy, and they were not given to the Japanese army in their entirety like in history.

Huang Chao has now become a master of air combat. Due to the frustration of the Japanese attack, they hope to use the air force to attack the Chinese army.

Speeding up the process of the army's offensive directly gave Huang Chao a lot of combat experience.

In the constant battles, his mind power has increased to 8/10, and he can project force fields in ten directions at the same time, which means that as long as he is in a good position, he can kill ten planes at once.

Then he catches his breath and can take out another wave again.

Huang Chao rushed to the high altitude of the opponent's airport in the morning, waiting for the flying formation to go out to fight, and shot down as soon as he came out, feeling like smashing a gopher. He didn't count, but estimated that he killed thousands of Japanese aircraft of various types.

The world has been deeply surprised by China's air combat, and the Chinese Air Force itself is also baffled. But they understood that this must be some kind of powerful force helping them, probably the same as destroying the propeller at sea.

Huang Chao also used a projected force field in naval battles, basically aiming at the stern of a ship tens of meters away can destroy the propeller. He shifts silently and quickly in the sea, and removing the propeller is a piece of cake. What Nagato Mutsu, Kaga Akagi, Kongo Hiei... all kinds of ships that looked like they were in the East China Sea were sent back to the Japanese shipyard by Huang Chao.

Several major powers wanted to know the secret of the bizarre accident of the Japanese navy and air force. They conducted many diplomatic consultations with China. The Nationalist government said very bachelorly: "We don't know anything. If you want to find out, send people to come together."

Countries have provided a lot of aid and volunteers to fight with China. However, this is of no use, because Huang Chao will not be exposed to any aspect at all.

Although it can't kill the opponent's warship, it is also useless if it is paralyzed at sea. The most frightening thing is that when the tugboat comes, he can paralyze the opponent again, further reducing the recovery efficiency. Japanese shipyards are full of ships that need to be refitted with propellers...

Huang Chao's powerful interference brought the War of Resistance Against Japan into a stalemate ahead of schedule. At the same time, the Japanese army decided to deploy the rear-line troops of 3 divisions to put pressure on China's sea lifeline, so it decided to occupy the coastal ports of Guangdong by means of amphibious landing. Due to the fact that the main force of the Cantonese army in the Guangdong area was mobilized to support the Nanjing battle, the Guangzhou area fell in less than half a month.

History is always strikingly similar. Huang Chao returned to Foshan, Guangdong in October 1938. At this time, Foshan had already fallen, and the Japanese army wantonly destroyed factories, equipment and buildings. Foshan, with a population of more than 300,000 people, only had more than 70,000 people left!

Huang Chao's small courtyard had already been blown to pieces in the flames of war. Residents killed by the Japanese army can often be seen on the street. The incident in Nanjing was shocking, but the Japanese army committed serious crimes in other places as well.

Looking at the tragic scene on the street, he couldn't help sighing: "This is really a fantasy world. There is also a strange thing like General Miura who wants to compete fairly with Chinese martial artists! He will also reward the victor with a bag of rice and strictly abide by sportsmanship. Nima is kidding me!"

During the war, Huang Chao also saw the tragic scene of the massacre of the whole village and the whole street! There are more plots that cannot be described. The Japanese army did not treat the Chinese as human beings at all, and killed them wantonly for fun, without any guilt. He has seen the real tragedy here, and he thinks of the one or two "human" Japanese soldiers who always appear in the movies, and he finds it very ironic.

The Japanese army may have humanity, and he will miss his relatives in his hometown and help his comrades in arms, but his humanity has never been used by the Chinese! There are so many tragic facts, but the director always has to fabricate a Japanese soldier who maintains "humanity" towards the Chinese in order to achieve the "sense of reality" in his heart. Looking back at this moment, Huang Chao can only say "hehe".

General Miura is a fictitious military officer with "humanity". He organizes martial arts contests carefully to train students. When Chinese martial artists defeat Japanese soldiers, not only do they not have to die, but they also get rice to support their families. But the real situation is that the Japanese army used the Chinese as targets for shooting or bayonets to train recruits.

Huang Chao returned to Foshan, flew directly to the sea in the middle of the night, destroyed the Japanese ships as usual, and then attacked a Japanese garrison near a village.

This was his first attack on an army stronghold, and it was all major battles before. He rarely attacked the army, unless he was destroying a small group of enemies to grab supplies. Because of attacking a large number of army garrisons, it is inevitable that the survivors will leave him behind to reveal his existence. But now that Foshan is behind the enemy, the Japanese army will send out small teams to loot, and Huang Chao has the possibility to approach and wipe out the enemy quietly.

As long as Huang Chao saw the Japanese army, the other party would hang up. How is a human neck compared to a warship propeller? How is it compared to various aircraft? Huang Chao didn't even need to think about twisting. The sentinel was quickly killed. Huang Chao's reaction ability honed in air combat, combined with his 50 points of intelligence, could kill him directly before the Japanese army opened their mouths.

It is easier to clean up the sleeping Japanese soldiers, and there will never be a situation where people are awakened by a mistake. Huang Chao cleaned up the Japanese soldiers stationed in a station. He moved the corpses outside and piled them together, pulled away dozens of grenades with his mind, knocked them in mid-air with his mind, and threw them on top to destroy the corpses.

"Although weapons are powerful and can save mental power, they can't make me fight silently, so I have to give up. Throwing hundreds of grenades or mortar shells with mental power is not only accurate, but also extremely fast. One person is an artillery position. But I don't have storage space, and it's useless to carry a few."

Huang Chao finally took a pistol and a few magazines from the officer, keeping it as a souvenir. He saw all kinds of rifles and machine guns in the camp, and suddenly found a serious problem. Even if he had storage space, he would not be able to use these weapons.

Huang Chao collected a large amount of food from the camp, took them away with his thoughts, and then hid them in his secret cave on the outskirts of Foshan, where there was also some gold he had placed before.

He looked at the gold with a look of reminiscence on his face, as if it was a long time ago. This year's battle has changed him a lot.

At dawn, Huang Chao returned to Foshan City, and asked many people: "May I ask how to get to Master Ye Wen's house?"

People told him: "The Ye family's mansion has been used as the headquarters by the Japanese army, and people don't know where they went."

He asked many people, and found that finding Ye Wen in Foshan City was also a difficult task. He couldn't see anyone he usually knew, and then he had an idea and thought: "I can go to Zhou Qingquan's spinning factory!"

Only a dozen or so workshops in Foshan were still operating at this time. Huang Chao quickly found out about the spinning mill from people, who told him: "Don't go, the spinning mill is full and won't be recruiting any more workers."

Looking at the yellow and thin face of the other party, Huang Chao took out a bag of Japanese army biscuits from his arms, tore it open and wrapped it in a piece of cloth, and took back the original packaging. He was very careful. If someone found out that this was a Japanese army supply, the other party would be killed by him.