Commander-in-Chief Nie, Division Commander Wang, and several regimental commanders all had their eyes light up after hearing Li Dahai’s plan; it was indeed a sound strategy. There were currently plenty of enemy landmines among their supplies.
Once the Japanese realized the perimeter was mined, they would certainly not dare to attempt an escape. Furthermore, the food supplies in their barracks could not last long; they would inevitably require resupply, which provided the perfect opportunity to ambush them and seize those goods.
Li Dahai, however, thought to himself: once the Japanese were so hungry they had no strength left, beheading them would be as easy as reaching out a hand.
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