The brothers fought to the death to resist the Japanese's charge, but the living brothers could count them with two hands. After this battle, only a dozen brothers were left in the team of more than a hundred and dozens of people.

Wang Si knew very well that the Japanese were retreating for the time being, but the subsequent attack would be even more fierce. If they continued to defend here, they would have to die here. So he said to Jiang Caidie: "I inform Yu Wenlong and the others to retreat into the city and tell Dr. Chen's medical center to follow us into the city!"

"Yes!" Jiang Caidie responded immediately, "But I have asked Dr. Chen and the others to retreat to the forest in advance!"

"It's good that way. We will eventually retreat there anyway!" Wang Si looked at Jiang Caidie with gratitude when he heard this, but soon came to his senses and said to Jiang Caidie, "After notifying Yu Wenlong and the others, you should retreat into the city as well!"

"Yes!" Jiang Caidie responded again, then ran towards the second-tier position with the radio station on his back, notifying Xiang Wending and Yu Wenlong as quickly as possible to retreat with the team.

Wang Si walked into Yu Yangdu with his flag soldiers. This time he had completely abandoned the Yu Yangdu's outer positions and planned to take his brothers to retreat to the transition crossing.

When Wang Si arrived at the city gate, Jiang Caidie and Yu Wenlong followed closely behind. The veterans and several brothers were responsible for cutting off the rear and walked at the end of the team. After seeing Wang Si and the others entering the city gate of Yu Yangdu, they retreated with guns.

After entering the city, Wang Si led his team to pass the ferry quickly, and then went directly to the edge of the forest, piled up sandbags on the spot, and set up temporary shelters, intending to cover the evacuation of the big man responsible for the ferry blocking battle here.

Just as Wang Si and his friends retreated into Yuyangdu City, the Japanese followed closely, less than 300 meters away from them.

This time the Japanese commander led the team to take the lead and rushed directly to the city gate. He originally thought that he was going to fight a desperate battle with the Chinese army at the city gate, but what he didn't expect was that there was no team at the city gate to stop them.

This allowed them to enter the city gate smoothly and head directly towards the main street that runs through the east and west city gates. The Japanese soldiers naturally didn't think too much. They were just a group of killing machines that only knew how to obey orders but did not have self-thinking, so they naturally didn't think too much.

But their commander was uneasy. He always felt that everything was coming too easily and was worried that there would be fraud in it.

You should know that when he led his team to attack the two positions outside the city gate, he paid a heavy price. When he entered the city, he did not encounter any obstacles from one soldier. It was really unreasonable.

So he stopped, raised his right hand, and stopped the Japanese from continuing to go inside, but asked them all to stand by on standby, waiting for his next decision.

Before he could figure out whether this phenomenon was normal, he would never let the Japanese soldiers follow him and venture into it.

He knew very well that any decision made by a commander would determine the fate and future of the team. He did not want his team to venture into Yuyangdu like this, and he could be ambushed and lost at any time.

"Your Excellency, why should we stop here?" At this time, a Japanese captain immediately ran to the Japanese commander and asked the commander.

He knew that the Chinese army was right in front. If they didn't hurry up and pursued, the Chinese army would probably disappear from their sight, so he was very anxious.

"Why did the Chinese army let us enter the city smoothly? Could it be that the city has prepared a huge trap for us to wait for us to enter?" The Japanese commander knew that something was wrong in front of us.

Logically speaking, the Chinese army must defend this city, and throwing away the outer positions is a helpless move, because compared with them, the Chinese army is not only a gap in weapons and equipment, but more importantly, the Chinese army cannot keep up with the individual combat capabilities, and throwing away the outer positions is normal.

However, after the Chinese army entered Yuyangdu, they could rely on Yuyangdu's solid city walls and enough bunkers to block them outside the city gate so that they would not have any chance to approach the city gate.

But now it was unexpected. Not only did they not encounter decent blockade at the city gate, but they did not even see a Chinese army guarding the city gate, just like an empty city plan that Wang Si set up for them. This made the Japanese commander really feel unsure.

"What you said is that the Chinese are cunning, we have to be careful!" Hearing the Japanese commander's words, the Japanese captain immediately agreed. Obviously, he felt that something was wrong at the moment, and they had to deal with it carefully.

"But we can't delay here for too long. The headquarters requires us to solve the Yu Yangdu problem as quickly as possible. We must take Yu Yangdu before dark to welcome Colonel Takahashi's large troops to enter Yangdu!" The Japanese commander said worriedly. He knew very well that he had not taken Yu Yangdu before he did not explain to the headquarters, nor could he ensure the safety of Colonel Takahashi.

All of this was not something he could afford, so he seemed very anxious and uneasy. On one hand, he had no choice but to have the lives of the army with so many Japanese soldiers under his command.

"Or why we send a small team to enter the city first, conduct reconnaissance, and then the large army will enter!" The Japanese captain suggested, and he felt that there was no way out.

"Yoxi, let the imperial army of the empire pay attention to safety and wait to welcome our large army into the entrance!" The Japanese commander said to the Japanese captain, and emphasized the safety of the team, as if he knew there would be danger.

"Ha!" Hearing this, the Japanese captain did not dare to waste time, and immediately ran into the inside with more than a dozen Japanese. The things on the Japanese were carrying swaying slightly as they ran. The sound of stepping on the ground was very loud, as if they were afraid that others would not know.

Under the command of the Japanese Captain, these Japanese devils were divided into two sides, holding guns in their hands to guard the edge of the street. Only the Japanese captain held the fourteenth in the south and walked in the middle, looking around constantly, not daring to relax or neglect at all.

As their pace continued to move forward, the Japanese Captain and the others had appeared near the ferry and entered the range of the big guys...
Chapter completed!