"Why didn't you run away?" The officer in the alley asked Shang Zhen.

"Aren't I running away now?" Shang Zhen was surprised.

"You're called breaking through?" the officer said angrily.

"Oh." Shang Zhen replied, "My man is there."

Yes, he is right. He is now in the direction of the Japanese attack, which is called breaking through. Running to the west and north is called running away. The "that end" he said certainly means that if nothing unexpected happens, Wang Laomao and the others went out from the Taiping Gate to the east.

"Why don't you escape?" Shang Zhen.

"If there is no boat on the river, it's better to try it!" the officer replied.

Shang Zhen said "Oh" again, but this time the "Oh" used the up-tuning, and he really didn't know that there was no ship on the Yangtze River.

"I thought the military police were not afraid of death!" But Shang Zhen didn't say anything, but Bai Zhan said sarcastically next to him.

"Huh?" Bai Zhan's words were so choked, and the officer's face was down at that time.

Bai Zhan had no good impression of the military police. He thought that he was arrested by the military police as a Japanese military manuscript, and then he was beaten up by the military police. Although there was no major injury at all, the pain of flesh and blood hurts too!

"What? Want to turn against me? I am your savior!" Bai Zhan was not afraid of the officer turning against me. He thought about how to deal with the other party before provoking.

Although it was the Japanese army who had previously shot and controlled the flat-fired cannon by Shang Zhen and Yu Zuolong, the officer Bai Zhanliang could not see who fired the gun, so he was the savior of the group of military police! And he was never worried that Shang Zhen would provide him with it, after all, Shang Zhen was his own person.

The officer was caught by Bai Zhan again.

Most soldiers are straightforward, and they do it with the enemy on the battlefield. How could he be an opponent like Bai Zhan who rolls around in the market all day long?

Shang Zhen turned his head and glared at Bai Zhan, just as he was about to say something to relieve the officer's embarrassment, but then they heard the sound of cannons again.

All of them subconsciously turned their heads and looked away, but the buildings beside them blocked their sight. However, the sound of cannons should be where the officers and soldiers who were rescued by Shang Zhen were hiding.

Shang Zhen only killed the Japanese gunner, but the Japanese direct-firing cannon was still there, so the Japanese army could send people to control it.

"Let's go quickly. If you're slow, don't talk about whether you can leave Nanjing City. Once the Japanese siege, it's useless for us to leave Nanjing City!" Shang Zhen said.

After Shang Zhen said this, the soldiers looked at the officer.

Originally, all of them had a desperate ambition, but now Shang Zhen made their hearts alive.

But no matter how hard they are, these soldiers can only listen to their commanders instead of Shang Zhen, a common Northeast Army soldier.

In this case, it is actually the difference between an army that has a system and an unclassified one.

The officer pondered but Shang Zhen didn't know what the officer was thinking. Shang Zhen added: "Don't think it's so easy to escape from the east. Maybe the Japanese killed more than you defended their positions."

There is a word in Zen in Chinese Buddhism called "pointing directly to the hearts of people".

Now the sentence that Shang Zhen added was directly pointing to the hearts of the people, but Shang Zhen directly hit the officer's thoughts.

No matter whether the Chinese officers and soldiers who are gathered together now break through or escape, that is also a battle. The Japanese army killed in such a battle may not be less than the Japanese army killed in defending positions, or in other words, it would be a blessing if they could rush out.

Regarding the debate about whether to fight position war or mobile warfare or guerrilla warfare, Shang Zhen, a veteran, has experienced enough. He was afraid that he would encounter such people who were flirting, so he thought that defending positions was to fight the Japanese, so he gave the officer a "needle" first like a vaccination.

After all, the officer was moved by Shang Zhen. He waved his hand silently, so the group of them walked forward in the alley.

An hour later, it was getting darker, and at this time, the leader of Shang Zhen and his group of people had already turned into Bai Zhan.

After all, Bai Zhan was familiar with the street layout of Nanjing City, and he was even more familiar with the military police led by the officer.

As for Shang Zhen, although he had the urban zoning map of Nanjing City in his hand, he still needed to look at street signs and other things in broad daylight, and now he was even more disgusted.

Nanjing used to be, well, I can only use "Once". Nanjing was once the capital of the Republic of China. Although it was not as good as the ten-mile foreign market in Shanghai, it also had the bright lights and wines by the Qinhuai River. Although some of the people in Nanjing have been evacuated nowadays, the size of the city is still there.

Later generations described a big city as a jungle of steel and concrete. Although Nanjing now does not have so many steel and concrete buildings, the houses are lined up one after another.

Shang Zhen and the other three ran back with the defeated soldiers. Naturally, the road was wide and wide. This time the Japanese army had already rushed to the main street, so they could only move forward in a circle. How could they get faster?

Shang Zhen ran ahead with Bai Zhan from beginning to end. This was not to say that he was willing to be a vanguard, but because he really didn't want the military police behind him to shoot rashly to fight the Japanese army.

Now, Shang Zhen regretted that he wanted to retreat to the city gate in the direction of the Yangtze River. He didn't want to fight with the Japanese army, so he naturally saw the shadow of the Japanese army ahead, so he could hide if he could.

However, he didn't think about it. Now that the Japanese army had broken through the gate of Nanjing, the invaders had already advanced in, and there were only a few defenders who dared to resist. Is this what he could do if he wanted to hide? Unless he didn't want to leave the city!

Next, when Shang Zhen and Bai Zhan were walking along a large wall and carrying people forward, he and Bai Zhan made gestures almost at the same time.

Although Shang Zhen's gesture was to raise his hand upwards, and Bai Zhan waved his hand back, this did not prevent the two of them from "sweeping" and stopping.

And the moment they stopped, all of them heard the "plop" and "plop" footsteps at the other end of the big wall, and some of the footsteps were even very loud, which was the sound of the heels of the Japanese big-headed shoes stomping onto the stone!

Needless to ask, the Japanese army would definitely be the one who dared to make such a big noise on the street now.

What should I do? The enemy situation was directly placed in front of everyone.

Of course, the soldiers behind wanted to listen to the officer. The officer just thought for a while and made a gesture of throwing the wall. He undoubtedly meant that before the Japanese army discovered them, they threw grenades through the wall.

If it were anyone who would be the commander, this would undoubtedly be the most reasonable combat plan.

But at this time, Shang Zhen was moved. Shang Zhen jumped forward like a civet cat with an extremely agile but extremely light movement.
Chapter completed!