Chapter Seventy-Eight: The Situation of War

"Report to the chief, a regiment has arrived at the designated position."

"Report to the chief, the second regiment has arrived at the designated position."

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"Report to the chief, the Mongolian regiment has arrived at the designated position."

Li Bao pointed to the airfields, ports, and railways of the Japanese army with his hand, and ordered the air force to first destroy the enemy's planes, first make the Japanese army lose their eyes, and then blow up the warships and cargo ships in the port, cut off the enemy's escape route, and then blow up the railway, so that the enemy army could not take care of the beginning and tail, and divide and destroy it.

After the battle began, the air force's helicopter fighters quickly completed their tasks, destroying 260 enemy planes, blowing up 29 warships and 82 freighters, and then cooperating with the army to take the Mongolian capital. In addition to the three capitals on the grassland, there are no other city buildings at all, most of the garrisons of the Japanese army are in these three cities, after a day and a night of bloody battles, the Japanese army and immigrants retreated to the port of Tianciyang, after Li Bao's troops took the capital of the Hulun people, they cleaned up the Japanese army of several mines, and then drove the Japanese army and millions of Japanese immigrants to the capital of the Jinli tribe in the last city.

Fifteen days after the start of the Grassland War, a missile equipped with a special warhead was fired from the bomber and fell into the capital of the Jinli tribe, which had two million immigrants and hundreds of thousands of Japanese troops. As soon as the Japanese naval base on the other side of the Tianci Ocean received a distress signal, the warships were torpedoed before they could set off, and most of the warships were severely damaged and lost the ability to fight back. In the air, as soon as the planes of the Japanese army entered the airspace over the Dayan River, they would be intercepted by our air force, and basically there was no return.

After the intervention of the mysterious military force on the grassland, the Japanese and Japanese had to give up the plan to invade the grassland, and instead pointed the spearhead at Xishan Province, a major coal-producing province, and after secretly reaching a secret agreement with Yan Laodiao, the Japanese Japanese army cooperated with Yan Laodiao to launch the water in Xilan Province, and easily removed the 200,000 miscellaneous troops in Xishan Province who were not under his command, and let Yan Laodiao be the emperor of the soil.

The Japanese army and Yan Laodiao were both playing their own small calculations, and Zhang Hu's 100,000 troops were baptized with blood and fire in the confrontation with the Japanese army, and with the weapons in their hands, they annihilated tens of thousands of enemies at a slight cost, and firmly held their positions. And the 200,000 miscellaneous troops lost more than half of their artillery fire under the artillery fire of the Japanese army due to the backwardness of their weapons after dozens of battles of all sizes. When Zhang Hu learned of the situation, he sent a representative to secretly contact the miscellaneous army led by Bai Jiansheng, and after reaching a consensus, he accepted the reorganization of Zealand Province, established the Ninth Route Army of Zealand Province, and retreated to Sealand Province to recuperate.

The news of Yan Laodiao's defection to the Japanese kingdom soon spread in the Han Kingdom, and the common people of Xishan Province scolded Yan Laodiao as a thief, and many ordinary people fled to Sealand Province to escape the war.

After the Japanese army occupied a large part of the territory of the Great Han State, the waves of immigrants came one after another, and they wanted to quickly digest the occupied land, and the Western powers did not want the Japanese and Japanese countries to stand alone in the Great Han State, and openly and honestly bribed the southern warlords with arms, so that the strength of the southern army would become stronger all of a sudden.

The power of the court of the Great Han Kingdom fell into the hands of four powerful ministers, who recruited troops and horses in the southwestern provinces, and the court had already existed in name only.

After the Japanese sent troops into Malaysia, they did not make any big moves, and after occupying an inconspicuous coastal town, they stopped military operations, secretly immigrated into Malaysia, and released smoke bombs to confuse the Western powers.

The eastern and southeastern parts of the Asian American continent suddenly calmed down······