Negotiating with the Chief of Staff was the corrupt general, the commander-in-chief of the First War Zone of the Stubborn Army.

At this time, the corrupt general had already become famous. He was entrusted with tyrants and bullying the market, and even forcibly robbed the women... all kinds of evil deeds were even well known to the Japanese.

So the Japanese printed a portrait of a corrupt general on the flyer. On the portrait, he hugged the beauty with one hand and held the French currency in the other, and a cigarette in his mouth made a greedy grin, accompanied by the text:

"Brothers of the stubborn army, are you worth fighting for such a general?"

"Brothers of the stubborn army, what you sacrificed is just the women and fiat currency in the hands of the corrupt general!"

"Give up, such a general is not worth your life!"

...

A commander and commander have become the enemy's key propaganda target, and I am afraid that it is unprecedented and unparalleled.

But Chongqing knew about these things but did nothing, because if they were deeply involved, they would not be much better. In addition, they needed to use the power of the corrupt general to stabilize the situation, so they pretended not to know.

After the chief of staff received the combat plan sent by the chief, he started to have a headache.

The Chief of Staff was not because of the bad combat plan. On the contrary, he believed that the plan was very good and was in line with the interests of the Eighth Route Army... If the stubborn army could regain Zhengzhou, then the situation of the Japanese on the southern line of the Yellow River would not be stable, so they could not turn the troops to Yuncheng, which would have bought time for Yuncheng's defense.

On the other hand, it can also rescue the people of Zhengzhou, and even intensify the conflict between the Japanese and the stubborn army. It can be said that it can kill the numbers in one fell swoop.

The chief of staff has a headache because he knows the corrupt general, knows that this person is insatiable and has mediocre military skills. If he handed over the combat plan to the corrupt general... he is afraid of something wrong.

Of course, this is unlikely.

Because recapturing Zhengzhou is also beneficial to corrupt generals.

Not to mention the issue of winning battles and making meritorious contributions, nor to mention the issue of more cities and more people so that he can greed for more. If the Japanese continue to fight like this, I am afraid that even the commander of the First War Zone will be unable to escape back to Chongqing.

but……

The Chief of Staff still couldn't trust the corrupt officials. Who knew if there would be any exchange of interests in the middle and then there would be problems.

After thinking about it, the Chief of Staff came up with a solution. He found the corrupt general and said: "General, I want to go to the front line to see the situation and understand the situation to know if I can help, such as donating some clothes, food, etc...."

When the corrupt general heard this, he felt that there was such a good thing? He was worried that he had no name to make something, so the Eighth Route Army came to his door?

So without thinking too much, he waved his hand and approved the pass for the Chief of Staff, and even prepared a special car for the Chief of Staff.

In fact, the Chief of Staff has other plans.

He knew that the commander of the 12th Army, who was on the front line, was a capable officer. He was a famous general who participated in the Taierzhuang Battle and was also a division commander at that time.

Moreover, this person is said to be quite upright and is also a passionate man who serves the country and the people.

The Chief of Staff was actually going to see him on this trip.

It was not difficult to find the commander. The Chief of Staff saw someone that afternoon. It was the commander who was sighing in the command center, and he was very annoyed about losing Zhengzhou.

The Chief of Staff did not say much, and stepped forward and said, "Does the Commander intend to recover Zhengzhou?"

The commander was stunned, looked at the Chief of Staff, and replied: "It's easy to say that Zhengzhou City is high and thick, and the Japanese are both planes and tanks. What ability do we have to recover?"

The commander said this helplessly. Gu Xi

There was a corrupt general above. Those who served in the army were not full or warm in food. That was fine, but the equipment and ammunition were better than inferior. As a result, the firepower of a battalion was not as good as that of a Japanese squadron.

Under this circumstance, it is not easy to recover Zhengzhou Jiancheng!

The Chief of Staff did not say anything, but took out the combat plan from his briefcase and handed it over.

The commander was stunned again, and then immediately understood and retreated, and then he couldn't wait to open the combat plan...

The Chief of Staff’s approach can be said to be free from water.

The commander may not have overall command, but he is responsible for the war in Zhengzhou. Since Zhengzhou is lost, there is no problem to take it back, right? You will not be punished, right? It is not considered a violation of order, right?

Therefore, this combat plan is completely feasible for the commander, it depends on whether he is willing or not.

But the commander was not willing to do so. He nodded while looking at the plan, and then looked at the chief of staff and immediately became respectful and said, "Sir, please sit down, let's discuss in detail!"

...

Wang Xuexin doesn't need to worry about these things.

The combat plan is actually very simple, it is to cooperate with the stubborn army suicide squad to fight.

The reason why the stubborn army needs "successful squads" is because Wang Xuexin also knows that the firepower of the stubborn army is far inferior to that of the Japanese, and its combat quality is not as good as that of the Japanese, and even its morale is far from each other.

On this basis, there is only one way to regain Zhengzhou, that is, hand-to-hand combat, and one must fight quickly and decide the winner and lose.

Otherwise, the stubborn army with low morale will easily collapse due to deserters and other reasons.

At the same time, long-distance combat is also more beneficial to the Japanese... Their equipment, quality, geographical advantages, etc. are easier to be used.

If you rush to the Japanese to fight with them for bayonets, the situation will be different.

By then, the Japanese machine guns, artillery, and even tanks will not be able to play a role, just bayonets against bayonets.

Such a battle can be reflected by the advantage of large numbers of people.

But there is one problem with this, that is, how can the stubborn army break through the Japanese defense line outside the city and rush into Zhengzhou city.

This requires the cooperation of the stubborn army and the Eighth Route Army.

Wang Xuexin's plan was clearly written: let the stubborn army reconnaissance the locations of the Japanese military camps, warehouses, and gunpowder warehouses, and be prepared. At that time, the ignition number will be used as the number, and the Eighth Route Army fighter jets will open fire to places with fire.

This is not difficult for the stubborn army, and it can even be said to be very easy.

Because many of the stubborn troops were captured by the Japanese and “reused”, that is, they were transformed into puppet troops.

Therefore, the commander only needed to release a group of people and let them pretend to surrender to the Japanese and become puppet troops, and then spread the information and serve in the city.

On the other hand, the commander organized a "successful death squad" that dared to fight and fight... This is also not difficult for the commander. Although the stubborn army is relatively weak, it is still possible to pick out a suicide squad from one army.

By then, the Japanese were unprepared for the military camp, warehouse, and ammunition depot were bombed by Eighth Route Army fighter jets. Before the Japanese could react, the suicide squad rushed forward again. Did they rush into the city to fight street battles as soon as they started fighting?

Not to mention street fighting, the people in the city were persecuted by the Japanese. Knowing that the stubborn army was fighting back, they were afraid that everyone would pick up weapons and work together to drive the Japanese out.
Chapter completed!