Li Zhifeng had no time to make another move.

"puff"!

Immediately, the Japanese soldiers screamed in agony.

It's Meng Shaoyuan!

He picked up a broadsword lying next to a dead Chinese soldier and slashed hard at the Japanese soldier's calf!

He stood up, swung the sword in a round shape, glared angrily, and slashed the Japanese soldier's neck with one strike!

He was breathing heavily.

Li Zhifeng picked up a rifle with a bayonet on it again: "Boss, we should die in Houjiacun, right?"

"Yes, you should die in Houjiacun, and you should die in Myanmar as well."

Meng Shaoyuan smiled: "Our lives are no longer ours!"

What are you waiting for?

"kill!"

Li Zhifeng roared!

"kill!"

Meng Shaoyuan roared!

The majesty exists between heaven and earth!

If the spirit does not die, the nation will not die!

…

Yi Mingyan grabbed the bayonet pierced into his abdomen, the sword in his right hand flashed, and he cut off the arm of the little devil opposite him.

He pulled out his bayonet and his left hand was covered in blood.

My back suddenly hurt.

He didn't pause at all, rushed forward two steps, and forcefully detached the bayonet from his body.

He turned around suddenly and charged towards the Japanese army like a tiger.

After parrying the knife thrust by the Japanese soldier, the broadsword and the tip of the knife were completely engulfed in the opponent's body.

There was another burst of pain in my right rib.

Yi Mingyan roared and turned around again.

The bayonet was broken by him and remained in his body.

The Japanese soldier was frightened.

He grabbed the Japanese soldier by the neck.

It was not until this time that the Japanese army knew how to struggle.

But Yi Mingyan's hands were like iron pliers.

A Japanese soldier saw this and was about to come to support him, but Su Junwen yelled:

"I'll kill your ancestors!"

He used so much force that he cut the Japanese soldier into two pieces!

(This was the largest hand-to-hand combat in the history of World War II. Some people in later generations cited various data to say that it did not exist. But Spider prefers to believe in the memories of surviving veterans rather than various data and arguments.
Chapter completed!