Since the murderer of the drinking party had been blocked in the hotel, the Japanese soldiers surrounding the hotel had absolutely no possibility of stopping, and when Tang Cheng secretly fixed the rope on the corridor window, several trucks drove outside the hotel, and many Japanese soldiers jumped from the trucks. The movement of Japanese reinforcements outside the hotel was not small, and Tang Cheng upstairs also saw the situation outside the hotel from the window of the corridor, and secretly frowned and looked at it a few times, before Tang Cheng dispelled the urge to throw it down.

There are more and more Japanese soldiers in the hotel, but they are limited by the architectural layout of the hotel, and they will be helpless to take the Tang City upstairs for a while. "Boom!" There was a sudden explosion downstairs, and Tang Cheng, who was hidden at the entrance of the building, was about to follow the direction of the sound to check one or two, but he didn't want the Japanese troops downstairs to start attacking again. That's going to be a bad thing! Tang Cheng, who had to stay where he was and shoot at the enemy, immediately understood the plan of the Japanese troops downstairs.

"Boom!" There was another explosion, and with this explosion, a cloud of smoke and dust suddenly poured out of the corridor behind Tang Cheng. Tang Cheng, who had already noticed that the sound of the explosion was different, turned around and glanced at it in his busy schedule, just in time to see the smoke and dust gushing out of the corridor, Tang Cheng's expression instantly became a little solidified. Without much thought at all, Tang Cheng raised his hand and shot continuously, continuously extinguishing all the wall lamps here at the staircase.

Without the wall lamp, the staircase was immediately plunged into darkness, and Tang Cheng, who had already opened the triple eyepiece, got up and left the place, and walked quickly towards the room where the smoke and dust had just gushed. The Japanese troops downstairs couldn't go up the stairs, so they thought of other methods, Tang Cheng kicked the door open, and saw that a large hole had appeared in the floor of the room that was large enough for adults to enter and exit. Using ** to blow up a big hole in the floor of the room, Tang Cheng didn't know that this was the method that the master came up with, but at this moment, when he was alone against the enemy, this seemingly stupid method was the most effective.

Tang Cheng, who moved to the edge of the big hole on tiptoe, slowly squatted down, and with the help of the dim as a cover, Tang Cheng could clearly hear the voice of the Japanese soldier in the room downstairs through the big hole in the floor at this moment, and even see the feet of a Japanese soldier when his body moved. The thoughts of the Japanese soldiers downstairs had been seen through by Tang Cheng at this time, and they made this big hole in order to attract Tang Cheng's attention.

The Japanese troops downstairs were obviously prepared with both hands, and if Tang Cheng, who was stationed at the top of the stairs, ignored their blasting, the Japanese soldiers in the downstairs room would set up ladders to climb up, and then carry out a flanking attack on Tang Cheng. If Tang Cheng, who was guarding the staircase, was attracted by their blasting, the tentative attack on the staircase would become the main attack direction after increasing the intensity of the attack.

The plan of the Japanese army downstairs undoubtedly took into account all aspects of the situation, and if it were another person in such a situation, he would definitely be in great danger. But the Japanese soldiers downstairs didn't know that the person who was blocked upstairs by them was not an ordinary person at all, and from the moment he found this big hole in the floor, Tang Cheng had already changed his original mind without thinking. Originally, he planned to absolve through the window at the end of the corridor, but now, Tang Cheng planned to choose a different way to leave.

The Japanese soldiers in the downstairs room had not yet begun to erect the ladder, so Tang Cheng got up and quietly exited the room, and while the last ** on the other side of the staircase had not been detonated, Tang Cheng quickly moved to the room near the staircase. Standing in front of the window of this room, Tang Cheng, who has opened the triple eyepiece, can clearly see the telephone pole outside the window, and Tang Cheng, who has carefully observed the New Asia Hotel, knows that the hotel's power lines are related to the telephone pole outside the window.

Tang Cheng, who took out the Mauser submachine pistol from his carry-on equipment bag, changed the previous single-shot rapid-fire, which directly used the continuous firing state of the submachine pistol, standing in front of the window and shooting a series of fires from the telephone pole dozens of meters away. The gendarmes and plainclothes agents in charge of surrounding the hotel could only watch the telephone pole outside the hotel turn into darkness after a string of sparks, and even the originally brightly lit New Asia Hotel was instantly darkened.

The 20 bullets in the entire magazine were all hit by Tang Cheng on the telephone pole dozens of meters away, although this bullet could not allow Tang Cheng to stop and break the telephone pole, but it was enough for him to cut off the wires on the top of the telephone pole with bullet fire. The wires responsible for transmission were cut by bullets, and the New Asia Hotel, which was cut off from power, would naturally be in the dark, in other words, everyone in the hotel would be blind at the moment.

The New Asia Hotel was in darkness after the power was cut off, but not everyone in the hotel was like a blind man touching an elephant, at least Tang Cheng, which had opened the triple eyepiece, was not restricted and affected by the darkness. "Bang bang... "Tang Cheng, who exited the room, changed back to the staircase, and fired several or two shots in succession at the Japanese soldiers downstairs who tried to discredit them, and after the Japanese soldiers on the stairs were forced to retreat, Tang Cheng immediately left here and went to the room where the big hole was blown out of the floor.

The hotel was suddenly cut off, and the Japanese soldiers downstairs were greatly affected, but fortunately, some of them carried flashlights with them, and when Tang Cheng, who had changed to a pistol, returned to this room, the Japanese soldiers in the downstairs room were preparing to use the tables and chairs in the room to build a passage to climb up with the help of flashlights. If the Japanese soldiers in the downstairs room climbed up from this big hole, the advantage that Tang Cheng relied on would be lost.

So when he came to Tang Cheng in front of the cave, he didn't have time to think about it, so he directly carried the pistol that had been on fire and jumped from the big hole in the floor. Tang Cheng's current physical fitness, not to mention the height of jumping one floor, even if it is the height of another floor, he is not afraid at all. The Japanese soldiers in the downstairs room were using the tables and chairs in the room to build an upward passage with the help of flashlights, and Tang Cheng's sudden fall from the sky shocked these Japanese soldiers.

These Japanese soldiers in the downstairs room, after using ** to blast the ceiling upwards, they did not let their guard down. Two of the veterans had actually been aiming their rifles at the entire hole in the ceiling, alerting the enemy upstairs for a sudden jump from the hole. The Japanese army had obviously thought of this, but Tang Cheng had just shot from the upstairs window facing the street and cut the wires, and fired at the staircase, which made them mistakenly judge that Tang Cheng was still at the staircase at the moment.

The Japanese soldiers in the downstairs room misjudged Tang Cheng's position at the moment, and now they only relied on flashlights to illuminate them, and they subconsciously relaxed their vigilance, so the first thing they saw when Tang Cheng jumped down from the big hole was the confused expressions on the faces of these Japanese soldiers. "Smack! Syllable! Syllable! Syllable! Syllable! Syllable! Syllable! Tang Cheng's reaction speed has long exceeded that of ordinary people, even if he is the most elite veteran of the Japanese army, he may not be able to pass Tang Cheng faster, so after his feet hit the ground, the M1911 pistol in his hand burst out at the same time, and the seven bullets in the magazine were all shot out by Tang Cheng in an instant.

After Tang Cheng used the fastest speed to empty the seven bullets in the magazine, he didn't plan to change the magazine at all, but just let go of his palm and let the m1911 pistol with no bullets fall in front of him, and the palm of his right hand was closed again, and there was already a *** full of bullets in his hand. Tang Cheng had already filled all the weapons and spare magazines in his carry-on equipment pack, and if he needed to maintain continuous firepower, if he didn't have time to change the magazine, he could directly use the carry-on equipment pack to replace the weapons that were full of bullets.

Tang Cheng, who was like a magician, replaced *** in front of the surviving soldiers in the room. In the last Japanese soldier's stunned look of disbelief, Tang Cheng pulled the trigger of ***, and the scattered pieces that burst out from the barrel of the gun directly pushed the last Japanese soldier into the air. Tang Cheng's shooting speed in this round was very fast, from the time he jumped down the big hole and suddenly shot, to the time he used *** to kill the last Japanese soldier in the room, the whole process was only a few breaths.

The movement was much louder than the pistol, and Tang Cheng's last shot was still indoors, and after the gunfire was amplified by the room, it was particularly obvious. After a few breaths, he had already shot all the Japanese soldiers in the room, and Tang Cheng, who had changed to ***, did not stay in the room, but took a few steps past the corpses on the floor and appeared on the side of the door. "Bang!" The two Japanese soldiers who heard the sound of gunshots in the room were about to rush into the room, but they were directly blown away by an oncoming gun.

Originally called trench broomsticks, it is said that at the end of World War I, it was once banned from being used in battlefield engagements by all the belligerents of World War I. It can be banned from being used on the battlefield by warring countries because of its excellent killing effect, which shows the value of ***. The environment of indoor melee combat is comparable to trench attack warfare, in other words, in this kind of indoor fierce combat, the *** called trench broom seems to be more suitable than a pistol.

It's not very common in Asia, but it's not that no one in the Japanese army knows about this melee weapon, and the Japanese soldiers who were trying to go up the stairs again in the dark suddenly found that there was a gunshot on the same floor as them, and almost all the Japanese soldiers on this floor were dumbfounded. Tang Cheng, who was leaning sideways against the door at this moment, was poking his head out to look at the corridor outside the room, and under the indiscriminate illumination of a few flashlights at the end of the corridor, Tang Cheng could already clearly see the situation at the end of the corridor.

Without the slightest hesitation, after finding that the end of the corridor was full of Japanese soldiers, Tang Cheng took out a ** from his carry-on equipment bag, pulled the pull tab, and then stuck to the floor of the corridor, and rolled vigorously towards the end of the corridor. "**, there is**!" **, which kept rolling forward against the floor of the corridor, was soon discovered by the Japanese soldiers with flashlights, but their shouting could not keep up with the speed of ** rolling forward.