"..." Zhang Zongling.

Win the battle?

During the Quzhou Conference Battle, Zhang Zongling led the 58th Division to fight the Japanese army for three days on the outskirts of Quzhou. He defeated more than 4,000 enemies and earned his reputation as a warrior.

Unfortunately, because of an order to avoid the decisive battle in Quzhou, it was ultimately defeated, and the casualties of the troops were also quite heavy.

This time, in the Fourth Changsha Defense Battle commanded by Xue Boling, due to Zhang Zongling's outstanding performance in the Quzhou Battle, he was specially appointed by the Chairman as the deputy commander of the 74th Army and concurrently as the commander of the 58th Division, and participated in the Fourth Changsha Battle.

During the battle, Zhang Zongling's team did indeed perform well.

Unfortunately, the Fourth Battle of Changsha was a disastrous defeat and the city of Changsha fell.

Looking at it this way, although Zhang Zongling did well in this small aspect, the battles he participated in basically ended in failure.

When Li Yunlong arrived, the city of Changsha had been completely occupied, and it was inevitable that some dejected looks would appear on the faces of Zhang Zongling and other defeated generals.

What Lao Li said at this moment, that he had won many battles, was inevitably a bit harsh to Zhang Zongling's ears.

The so-called scholar meeting a soldier is not clear.

Zhang Zongling heard that Li Yunlong was born a rough man. As a scholar, he thought he was well-educated, but he did not continue any verbal dispute with Li Yunlong.

After all, if you lose, you lose. Your skills are inferior to others!

This chapter is not finished yet, please click on the next page to continue reading the exciting content! Later, a staff officer took Li Yunlong and others to the Chiang Kai-shek headquarters to learn more about the first phase of the Japanese army's combat deployment.

Zhang Zongling and his party served as accompanying officers.

In the staff department, Zhang Zongling seemed to be deliberately trying to make things difficult for Li Yunlong, as if he was trying to retaliate against Li Yunlong's cynicism just now. So when Li Yunlong was looking at the Japanese army's combat deployment on the map, he suddenly asked:

"I have long heard that Brother Li is good at dealing with Japanese troops, and his troops are even more brave and good at fighting. I wonder what Brother Li can see from the deployment of the Japanese army?"

Li Yunlong did not reply immediately. At this moment, all his mind seemed to be immersed in the huge map in front of him.

After a long while, just when Zhang Zongling thought he had stumped Li Yunlong, and a bit of ridicule inevitably appeared on his face, Li Yunlong slowly said:

"It's interesting, it's a bit interesting. This Japs's tactics are very flexible. Take a closer look at these various circuitous and interspersed tactics. Why do they look familiar to us?"

Then, Li Yunlong started talking, and he mentioned various combat tactics that should belong to the Eighth Route Army one after another.

From time to time, I can also use some ancient books on the art of war to quote a few sentences from classics.

During the conversation, Zhang Zongling, who was looking at him with some disdain on his face, gradually became solemn, and then turned into astonishment.

He suddenly wanted to scold those idiots in the intelligence department.

Can this motherfucker be a mud-legged person?

With such a stupid intelligence department, it is no wonder that the Fourth Changsha Battle failed.

When leaving the conference room, Li Yunlong was shocked by the various tactics used by the Japanese army. He had previously asked Zhang Zongling and others about the newly appointed commander of the Japanese Sixth Front Army.

However, the intelligence held by the Chiang Army was limited, and it seemed that they only knew that he was a Japanese commander named No. 1.

Suddenly, Li Yunlong couldn't help but trembled and murmured:

"Damn it, I've seen a ghost. The tactics used by this devil have the shadow of Lao Kong's combat everywhere. The style and characteristics are exactly the same. They are just copied tactics, but the application is a little stiff."

Li Yunlong, who often engages in sandbox simulation battles with Kong Jie, is very familiar with Kong Jie's tactical style. He mainly focuses on being flexible and changeable, and does not play cards according to routines. In addition, various tactics are progressively overlapped, one link inside the other.

ring.

He was surprised:
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