Chapter 1741: Going to the Tiger Mountain

It turned out that since some time ago, heavy snow had begun to fall from the sky.

Ye Tian's eyes lit up as he watched the heavy snow falling from time to time.

At the same time, Ye Tian was also ecstatic.

This was a deep forest with a complicated terrain.

Under normal circumstances, marching and walking were extremely difficult.

Even because they were unfamiliar with the terrain, from time to time, there were Japanese or traitors who fell into deep ditches or cliffs.

Especially at night, the number of Japanese and traitors who were hit showed an explosive positive growth trend.

Even if it snowed a little, the road would definitely be very slippery.

In this way, the proportion of Japanese and puppet troops who fell to death or were injured would definitely increase.

The problem was that if there was a heavy snowfall, it would be a great benefit for him.

In addition to being able to quickly cross mountains and ridges as usual, if he really reached a tragic situation where there was no way to go up to the sky and no way to go down to the earth, he could just find a snow cave to hide in.

The march will be more difficult for the Japanese and puppet coalition forces.

Even if you are not careful, you will definitely be swallowed up when you pass through a solid road that seems to be covered with snow, but is actually a deep ditch underneath.

The most important thing is that when fighting with them again, because they have no camouflage clothes, they will become live targets for their side.

On the other hand, they can change into white camouflage clothes.

Even various weapons and equipment can be replaced with camouflage clothes that have been prepared long ago.

In addition, after fighting for so long, the Japanese and puppet coalition forces are seriously insufficient in ammunition, food and other supplies.

Once the mountain is closed by heavy snow, it will definitely be a difficult problem for the Japanese and puppet coalition forces to transport weapons and equipment.

In fact, it is not ordinary difficult for them to simply evacuate this mountainous area.

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Thinking of these wonderful prospects, Ye Tian subconsciously looked up at the sky.

Then, Ye Tian showed an incredible expression.

Under Ye Tian's ecstasy, the sky was gloomy, and countless goose feathers of snow were drifting in the wind.

Judging from the posture, a blizzard is coming!

In this situation, Ye Tian was ecstatic and heroic.

According to Ye Tian's original plan, the main purpose of this time was to destroy the concentrated cremation point of the devils, thereby further angering the devils.

In this way, the next battle will be much easier.

The devils were furious because they were so angry.

Because their emotions were not very stable, it was difficult for the devils to calm down and fight with their own side in a more economical way, that is, to reduce casualties as much as possible.

However, because they were holding back a lot of anger, they would definitely continue to play routines such as death charge.

In this case, if the operation is good, the own side can definitely often play sweeping thousands of troops like a roll.

The rhythm was driven by the heavy snow, and Ye Tian planned to continue to fight these Japanese and puppet coalition forces.

With this thought, Ye Tian immediately took back the dead soldiers and many 88mm anti-aircraft guns.

Then, Ye Tian quickly evacuated this place.

As before, when evacuating, Ye Tian did not forget to arrange a large number of booby traps.

What Ye Tian was happy to see was that the booby traps were immediately covered by heavy snow as soon as they were laid.

Before, Ye Tian was still worried that the Japanese engineers would find the booby traps and remove them.

This time, that time.

With the heavy snow, Ye Tian was full of confidence in these booby traps.

In fact, in addition to planning to make good use of this time, Ye Tian also planned to make good use of the geographical conditions nearby.

Then, under the guidance of the early warning function, Ye Tian quickly came to a place with a very special terrain.

Then, Ye Tian stopped and watched with a smile the tens of thousands of Japanese and puppet coalition forces chasing him.

As Ye Tian expected, the Japanese and puppet coalition forces really chased up aggressively.

Knowing that there are tigers in the mountains, they prefer to go to the tiger mountains!

This sentence is the most appropriate to describe them.

In fact, Ye Tian understands the mentality of the Japanese and puppet coalition forces.

He always appears and disappears, and changes places after firing a shot.

If they found themselves exposed, if they did not cherish the opportunity, it would be more difficult to find themselves again than to climb to the sky.

Therefore, although they knew that hunting them down would definitely be accompanied by great risks and had experienced it many times, the Japanese and puppet coalition forces were determined.

"Hehehe..."

Seeing the Japanese and puppet coalition forces excited and terrified, Ye Tian was very happy.

Smiling, Ye Tian began to control the overall situation again.

As Ye Tian expected, in the process of hunting him down, hundreds of Japanese and traitors had to be caught because of the booby trap.

There was no way, the Japanese engineers had to go to the front line again.

As before, the Japanese engineers carefully began to clear mines at a snail's pace.

The reason for this description is not because the Japanese engineers did not work hard, nor because they had poor skills.

The reason is very simple. Under the cover of heavy snow, booby traps are very difficult to find.

That's not all. Because of this reason, Japanese engineers were killed or injured from time to time.

Therefore, in the huge minefield, booby traps exploded everywhere.

Each booby trap would kill or injure one or several Japanese engineers after it exploded.

However, knowing that there were many dangers, the Japanese engineers had to work hard to overcome various obstacles.

There are so many senior officers watching behind. If they don't perform well, a slap in the face is the least of their worries.

In serious cases, they may be ordered to commit suicide.

Even worse, they may be chopped in half by these hot-tempered Japanese officers.

Yes, delaying the war and letting the Anti-Japanese National Salvation Army escape is no small matter.

Just because of this, they were violently dealt with. There is no place to complain about this.

Behind the Japanese engineers, groups of Japanese and puppet coalition forces were eager to line up and enter combat readiness.

Seeing this, Ye Tian had an idea and thought of a good idea.

Smiling, Ye Tian took out the FN57 pistol again and turned on the silent sniper rifle function.

Aiming at the Japanese engineers in front, Ye Tian began to call out their names one by one.

Judging from the number of Japanese engineers, there are about 500.

Ye Tian's shooting skills are very accurate and the shooting speed is very fast.

He could kill any Japanese within 3,000 meters of him with one shot.

At the beginning, Ye Tian often played this way because he liked headshots.

Naturally, in this kind of icy and snowy land, there were bodies of Japanese engineers everywhere.

And next to each body, there was a large piece of bright red snow.

After playing this way for a while, Ye Tian felt that it was boring, so he changed his mind.

When shooting again, Ye Tian often aimed at the second fatal area of ​​the Japanese:

Such as their face, abdomen, and back.

After being operated by Ye Tian, ​​the Japanese would not die immediately, but would let out a series of miserable howls.

Ye Tian had a deep intention to play this way.

It was very simple, just thinking that the miserable howls of the Japanese would further undermine the fighting spirit of the traitors, make them afraid, and be timid.

In fact, Ye Tian knew that playing this way could further stimulate the anger of the Japanese.

The Japanese have been brainwashed by ideology and the spirit of Bushido since they were young.

To put it bluntly, it is not an exaggeration to say that they are the walking dead.

In the battle, most of the Japanese are not afraid of death.

They are even proud of dying on the battlefield.