As Zhang Muzhi and his three brothers chatted and fired, the Japanese were in for a world of trouble. They couldn't even pick up their light or heavy machine guns or grenade launchers.
Anyone who tried to lift a machine gun or grenade launcher was immediately shot dead.
The Japanese had trained longer than the men Zhang Muzhi led, but when Wang Yue saw Zhang Muzhi in danger, he had already quietly deployed four robots.
Wang Yue and Yu Manli were exceptionally accurate shots, but they were still bound by human limits. The four robots, on the other hand, had only eight guns between them, yet their rate of fire was limited by the guns, not by the robots.
So the 400 Japanese soldiers who had come to reinforce them were cut down by half in less than three minutes. Every shot hit its target in the head.
Under these circumstances, the Japanese had no way to launch a charge. They could only return fire from behind cover.
Unfortunately, Wang Yue, Yu Manli, and one robot were already positioned on Zhang Muzhi's flank. The Japanese couldn't defend themselves behind their cover and could only huddle motionless in their trenches.
Seeing his chance, Zhang Muzhi immediately shouted to his men, "Brothers, reinforcements are here! Let's finish this quickly!"
He was worried that more Japanese reinforcements would arrive, so he wanted to grab the supplies and retreat as soon as possible.
Of the more than 400 Sichuan men who had followed Zhang Muzhi, half were from E City. The other half had heard on the road that he was going to fight the Japanese and had joined him of their own accord.
They had no supply line, and they understood that if this raid failed, they would have no ammunition and wouldn't