Seeing the Japanese soldiers around them failing to take cover in time, the soldiers of the Special Operations Regiment struck with surgical precision. One after another, the Japanese had their heads blown apart, collapsing into blood-soaked, headless corpses. Whether they were company commanders or squad leaders, the Japanese were left trembling in fear by this uncanny marksmanship, none daring to stand up. Several sergeants, convinced it was merely a matter of luck, mustered their courage to rise, only to have a bullet pierce their eye sockets and exit through the back of their skulls.
The carnage was so gruesome that it struck terror into the hearts of the remaining sergeants. However, the sheer number of the enemy—nearly six or seven thousand strong—meant that the Japanese battalion’s transport vehicles stretched out in a long, dense line. When the attack led by Lin Feng began, many of the Japanese jumped from their vehicles immediately. Most of the experienced sergeants, seeing so many of their comrades sniped, dared not disembark. Instead, they urged the rest of the soldiers to jump out first, intending to test the strength of the Special Operations Regiment.
"Baka! These Chinese are going too far! Where is our heavy firepower? Where has it gone? Suppress those Chinese sharpshooters at once!"
Chapter 152