Chapter 56 The Singing Turns Out to Be True

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Chu Feilong said to Huang Chao: "Our brothers have sent news that 30 Japanese troops have plundered Xiaoshi Village and will return to the county in the afternoon. We will lay an ambush on the mountain road and kill this small group of enemies!"

Huang Chao nodded, feeling that Chu Feilong had already grasped the essence of guerrilla warfare mobilizing the masses and sporadic attacks.

"Okay. I'm with you."

They hurried to the ambush site, Chu Feilong saw that Huang Chao was unarmed, and said to a young man, "Xiao Liu, give this brother your gun."

Huang Chao saw that Xiaoliu was reluctant, he looked like a dead wife, and didn't want to be this villain. He took out a pistol from his pocket, and pointed at Chu Feilong: "Brother Chu, I have a guy. If you have a spare big knife, give me a big knife. I am a martial arts practitioner, and I am very good at close combat."

Chu Feilong shook his head and said, "You are a guest, so I am ashamed to ask you to use your own ammunition. How can you charge forward, just shoot from behind."

Huang Chao secretly laughed, Chu Feilong is really an honest person. However, he has already decided that once he charges, he will definitely run to the front. He can dodge quickly, and he still has the power to defend and save his life. As long as he is careful, the people behind will definitely not be able to see it.

"By the way, Brother Chu, do you have any grenades? I am very strong and can throw them very accurately."

Chu Feilong thought for a while and gave Huang Chao two grenades. Huang Chao excused that he had never used this model, and confirmed the usage of the grenade from Chu Feilong. He didn't want to throw two duds, it would be a shame!

They waited in the bushes for an hour, and a group of Japanese troops drove a horse-drawn carriage from a distance. At this time, the Japanese army was not fully motorized, and the army often relied on horse-drawn carriages for transportation.

With the sound of Chu Feilong's gunshot, Huang Chao threw out the grenade in an instant, and it landed accurately in the crowd, exploding all over the ground, and two grenades knocked down seven or eight Japanese soldiers.

Both sides were shocked! The rebel members were fine, knowing that it was the strength of their own people, their fighting spirit increased greatly, and they all started throwing bombs and shooting, which caught the Japanese army by surprise.

A few more Japanese soldiers were knocked down, shouting "Nani", "Baga" and "Kill the chicken!" They circled the carriage and started shooting on the hillside.

Chu Feilong shouted: "Everyone, give Brother Huang all the extra grenades! Brother Huang, you can throw them accurately and blow them up!"

Huang Chao immediately received three or four grenades, and he threw one out after receiving one, each of which fell on the most densely populated position of the Japanese army, blowing up the Japanese soldiers.

There are forty or fifty people in the resistance organization, but they have no guns and ammunition, and many of them are armed with cold weapons.

At the beginning, Chu Feilong was worried that his side would lose troops, but now, most of the Japanese army had been killed and injured by Huang Chao's bombing, and the others were also hiding everywhere, without the will to fight.

"Brothers, go, kill all the Japanese devils!" Chu Feilong took the lead and rushed out. Huang Chao threw away the last grenade, jumped up with a pistol, and immediately ran in front of Chu Feilong.

He used his mind to control the grenade and achieved great results. Now that he holds a pistol, he also figured out a way to use his mind:

You must know that objects moved by mind force go straight, which means that the destination is determined for the object, and mind force will move it in a straight line. Huang Chao exerted a weak thought force on the muzzle of the gun, pretending to smash the barrel vertically on the Japanese soldier's forehead, so he found that the position of the pistol began to automatically correct, and finally stopped at a certain position.

Huang Chao fired immediately, and the Japanese army in the distance fell down! His attempt worked!

Huang Chao changed his route rapidly while running, making it impossible for the Japanese soldiers to aim. At the same time, he held up his pistol and "snapped" a magazine, and seven Japanese soldiers fell powerlessly.

Huang Chao rolled on the spot, quickly replaced another magazine, jumped up again, and killed eight more Japanese soldiers.

It is entirely due to Huang Chao's good luck that he can achieve such a result! The Taisho 14-year-style pistol in his hand must be strictly maintained, otherwise it is easy for the second bullet to be loaded incorrectly, causing the shooting to stop...

When he destroyed the Japanese stronghold, the owner of the pistol just took care of it. After Huang Chao got the pistol, he kept it carefully, so that the embarrassing situation that he rushed to the front and the gun jammed did not appear.

When Huang Chao put on the third magazine, the battle was over, and the members of the resistance organization behind him rushed up and wiped out all the Japanese troops.

Chu Feilong came over and cupped his fists and said, "Thank you Brother Huang this time! I see that you are good at using pistols, so you keep this gun and the bullets."

There were people in the resistance organization who doubted Huang Chao before, and some people were upset because Chu Feilong treated Huang Chao very politely. After this battle, they all looked at Huang Chao with gratitude and admiration.

This battle can be said to be ended by Huang Chao alone. It was his unfathomable performance that the anti-resistance organization that was ready to sacrifice did not lose a single person.

A young man suddenly said to his comrades beside him: "Da Zhu, it turns out that what was sung in that song is actually true!"

"what?"

"We are all sharpshooters. Every bullet kills an enemy. We are all flying troops, even if the mountains are high and the water is deep..."

His singing attracted the attention of the people around him. A middle-aged man with beards asked, "Damn, what are you singing? It's very exciting."

"This is "Song of the Guerrillas". I used to think that the lyrics were all fake. Isn't there a saying that saying it sounds better than singing it? I didn't expect to see Brother Huang today, so I realized that the song is all true. Ah!" Erdan looked at Huang Chao adoringly, "Brother Huang, you are singing guerrillas in this song. You are a real sharpshooter, flying army..."

"Brother, is your guerrilla team still recruiting? Accept me!" Erdan almost knelt down for Huang Chao, but Huang Chao quickly stopped him.

At this time, Huang Chao recognized that this bastard and Da Zhu just now were the two guards in the room when he first met Chu Feilong.

"Don't be like this. You are a guerrilla if you are here to fight the Japanese devils." Huang Chao looked around and found that people had already collected their trophies, and they all gathered to listen to him.

Huang Chao looked at these team members who were desperately fighting against the Japanese army, and a warm current surged in his heart, and he felt the urge to say something.

"The kind of combat we conduct is guerrilla warfare. Swimming is walking, striking is fighting, which is literally understood as mobile attack. Swimming without attacking is escapism, and attacking without swimming is desperateism. The essence of guerrilla warfare is that the enemy advances and we retreat. When the enemy is stationed, we harass, when the enemy is tired, we fight, and when the enemy retreats, we pursue. Follow the five basic principles of rationally selecting the combat location, quickly deploying troops, rationally distributing troops, rationally choosing the timing of the battle, and quickly retreating after the battle."

"The Japanese invaders have better equipment and stronger firepower than ours. But we have a solid mass base and familiar terrain. What we are fighting is a just war against aggression. As long as we are not afraid of sacrifice and sacrifice our lives to save the country, we will unite as one, help each other, and risk our lives." , One after another, persevere and fight to the end, you will definitely win the final victory of the war!"

Everyone applauded, but Huang Chao was a little embarrassed. It's really embarrassing to use this kind of speech at the level of campus speeches to bluff people.

Chu Feilong slapped his hands vigorously, and said, "Okay! From now on, we will be called the Guangzhou Guerrillas! Brother Huang, what you just said is very reasonable, I didn't remember it, can you copy it for me..."

Huang Chao fought several battles with the guerrillas, because he was in the guerrillas without any casualties, and captured a lot of firearms, including two or three machine guns. Huang Chao also finally learned how to operate a machine gun. He imagined himself operating more than a dozen machine guns alone.

The Japanese army stepped up their vigilance and no longer dispatched small groups of Japanese troops. Every time they took action, they dispatched large groups of troops. It was difficult for the guerrillas to seize opportunities. For a while, they could only turn to the mountains and forests to hide.

But Huang Chao returned to Ye Wen's house. At this time, Zhang Yongcheng had a cold and was bedridden. Ye Wen couldn't cook, and the porridge was overcooked.

Huang Chao brought white rice and other food, and re-cooked a pot of porridge with some pickles. Zhang Yongcheng ate it with gusto, and said with emotion: "Ah Wen, I didn't expect you to cook very well."

Ye Wen's face twisted, and he whispered, "Brother Huang Chao is back, he cooked this meal..."

The situation is difficult now, food cannot be wasted, and porridge cannot be thrown away. Ye Wen drank the porridge with a bitter face, and was extremely grateful for Huang Chao's arrival. He was about to feed Zhang Yongcheng this kind of thing just now...

Ye Wen said: "I can't just sit and eat. Tomorrow I will go out to find a job. Chao, please take care of my family."

Huang Chao said, "Brother Wen, I'll go with you."

Ye Wen knew that Huang Chao had already fought several battles with the Japanese invaders, so he asked hesitantly, "Why are you still looking for a job? You..."

"The situation is tense and there is no chance for a while. I will come to live in the city for a while to see the situation."

The next day, Ye Wen was going out wearing a long robe. Huang Chao said, "Brother Wen, you have to go out to look for work. At least change into a short jacket. It is inconvenient to work in this kind of long robe."

Ye Wen is a child of everyone, and he has never done physical labor before. He smiled awkwardly at this moment, showing his white teeth: "I don't really understand this kind of thing."

Ye Wen’s family didn’t have short jackets for hard workers. Seeing this scene, Huang Chao couldn’t help but think of “Kong Yiji”, where all the people in short jackets were coolies who stood drinking at the counter; Go inside, order wine and food and eat slowly.

Ye Wen obviously always wore long gowns... In the end, Huang Chao used a small bowl of rice to exchange two old clothes with the neighbors nearby.

They didn't find a job all the way. At this time, no store will accept people. There is no business at all. Recruiting people is a waste of wages. They finally met a big truck, and Huang Chao remembered that it was a big truck for recruiting workers in the coal mine in the movie.

"Boss, boss." Ye Wen stretched out his hand and called.

"Master Ye, you are here to look for a job, come here..." The recruiting boss obviously knew Ye Wen, his expression changed, and he also thought that Ye Wen must have undergone a big change. Ye Wen had a wide network of contacts in Foshan back then, and it also came in handy at this time.

Huang Chao also yelled: "Boss, boss!" The boss ignored him at all.

Ye Wen quickly said, "Boss, that person is my friend."

This face-saving boss still wanted to sell it to Ye Wen, so Huang Chao relied on Ye Wen's relationship to find a temporary coal digger.