News of the attack on the top-secret train quickly spread to nearby stations, and the Japanese sent all the railway armored vehicles patrolling in the station and nearby to the attack site.

The armored patrol car came with great force, but finally hit a copper wall and was shattered into pieces.

After the popularity of rocket launchers, the armored vehicles that used to show off their power on railway lines became lambs to be slaughtered!

None of the armored vehicles that came to support from the north and south directions were spared, and they were all turned into burning wreckage.

The Japanese still have 200,000 to 300,000 troops on the South Manchuria Railway and around Changchun, but it would take at least 2 to 3 hours for the nearest troops to reach the attack point on foot.

In two or three hours, Japan's biggest secret will be revealed to the world.

Thirty minutes after the attack, Kenkichi Ueda in Changchun received the report.

The nature of the work of Unit 731 determines that they must not fall into the hands of the Chinese.

Koto was able to make countless fuss about high-ranking officers such as Isamu Yokoyama and Io Mizukawa. It is really unimaginable. If the secrets of Unit 731 were placed in front of Koto, what actions would he take? Perhaps that would be a threat to the entire empire.

Unbearable.

Ueda Kenkichi was so excited that he issued a death order to the surrounding troops to stop the Chinese actions no matter what, even if the entire 731 unit ceased to exist.

The Japanese surrounded them from all directions, leaving little time for Xiaodouzi and the special forces team.

The battle lasted from 11:10 to 11:50 in the evening. An unsatisfied brigade was wiped out, and more than 2,000 researchers were pulled from the car and tied into strings of grasshoppers.

After all resistance ceased, researchers from the Academy of Sciences boarded the train in batches and began to carefully collect information, virus and poison gas samples.

The people of the Academy of Sciences were fully protected, and Xiaodouzi followed them with a group of brothers.

As long as the researchers give instructions, the brothers of the 27th Division will carefully put the things away.

One by one, the canned carriages were opened, and the information and equipment inside were piled up like mountains.

The Japanese even brought some experimental samples (people) on the train. When the experiments they conducted on these people were at a critical stage, they were reluctant to leave them behind during the general retreat.

Scientists from the Academy of Military Sciences were shocked after inspection. The Japanese actually used human bodies as petri dishes for tuberculosis viruses. Those used for experiments had completely lost their minds and became walking virus reservoirs.

Three carriages were in this condition, making people afraid to approach them.

The process of transferring prisoners of war and transporting documents lasted for more than an hour. Sporadic firefights had begun to occur in the periphery. We could not stay here for long.

Xiaodouzi looked at the last three carriages and asked the researcher from the Academy of Sciences next to him,

"What do they do?"

The researcher shook his head with lingering fear, sighed and said:

"These people are actually no longer human beings. We can't do anything to help them. We can only relieve them from their suffering and set them on fire!"

There are many kinds of viruses cultivated by the Japanese, and I don’t know the specific contagiousness, but I’ve burned them all over a hundred times!”

Without any hesitation or reluctance, Xiaodouzi signaled to the soldiers beside him.

Soon, soldiers in protective clothing poured gasoline into the carriage.

"call!"

When a match is thrown into the gasoline, the flame instantly rises.

Seeing the carriage being engulfed in flames, the researcher slowly took off his protective clothing and said to the people around him:

"These clothes may also be contaminated with germs..."

Everyone knew what he meant and began to take off their clothes one after another and threw them all into the burning carriage.

When the troops retreated, the fire was still burning in the carriage.

Xiaodouzi looked back and seemed to see the relieved smiles of those poor people.

"There was a call from the Group Army Headquarters, and the Military Intelligence Bureau received the news that at least ten groups of enemies are approaching us. The number of enemies is not very large, but they are coming very quickly!"

The communications staff officer handed a telegram to Xiaodouzi, who quickly glanced at it and handed it to Tan Pei!

After reading the telegram, Tan Peidao said:

"The large forces continue to retreat, while the special forces stay to confuse the enemy!"

Xiaodouzi nodded,

"We retreated westward according to the plan we made before and met up with the cavalry!

It will be daylight in a few hours, and the air force will come to support us after daybreak, so it shouldn’t be a problem to rush out!”

The Special Forces Group separated from the 27th Division. They turned into countless ghost squads and sneaked away into the darkness.

Peiping and Changchun received reports from the front almost at the same time.

The difference was that after reading the report, Jiangdong laughed, relaxed, and went to sleep peacefully for a few hours.

Ueda Kenkichi simply collapsed on the ground!

The whole world will know the secret of 731, the fig leaf will be lifted, and the so-called dirty and despicable side of the Yamato nation will be revealed to the people of the world.

The base camp and His Majesty the Emperor will endure verbal and verbal criticism from all over the world, and the international image accumulated over the past ten years will be destroyed in one fell swoop.

After struggling and hesitating for a long time, Ueda Kenkichi honestly reported the matter to Tokyo.

He was ready to bear the wrath of His Majesty the Emperor.

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At 5 o'clock in the morning on August 28, the 1st Army, 2nd Army and 3rd Army launched a general attack on Harbin.

Fighter planes flew by, artillery roared, and tanks rumbled forward.

The Japanese outer positions were plowed over and over again, the fortifications were destroyed, and the soldiers were buried!

The city of Harbin seemed to be in the center of surging magma, surrounded by high-energy magma that could devour everything. Only the center remained motionless amidst the high temperature, pressure, and the shaking of heaven and earth.

But this immobility is only temporary, and the calm will be swallowed up by the bursting magma.

The Japanese commander stood on the city wall and watched with his own eyes the overwhelming artillery fire approaching step by step, watching the ground churn, and the panicked soldiers fleeing on the churning land.

As soon as the artillery fire stopped, the rumbling tanks drove onto the position, crushing the imperial warriors who had not yet reacted into pulp or beating them into pieces of stumps.

80,000 people were stationed outside the city, but only two hours after the battle began, the enemy was already approaching the city.

Those were 80,000 Japanese armed with weapons and equipment, not 80,000 scarecrows.

Behind everyone there is a family and a determined spirit!

But under the three-dimensional firepower of the Chinese, the family was broken up and the spirit was dissipated.

The Japanese lieutenant general commander stood on the north wall, with no life left in his eyes.

He didn't know how to direct such a battle, and the flower of the Japanese army was about to wither.

"Your Majesty Commander, hide! Hidden!"

Lieutenant General Nishihara, the commander of the Fourth Army, looked at the aerial bombs falling on his head with a numb expression. There was no fear in his eyes, and he even tilted his head, as curious as a child.

The soldiers behind him threw the Lieutenant General down violently, regardless of their own safety.

Aerial bombs fell on the city tower, and buildings within a hundred meters radius were instantly wiped off the city wall.

The commander of the Fourth Army and more than 200 Japanese in the building were destroyed.

All the Japanese who were organizing defenses on the city walls and inside the city saw this scene that made them desperate.

Lieutenant General Commander Yu Sui, things happened too fast and I was not mentally prepared at all.

Mikio Uemura, Chief of Staff of the Fourth Army, took over command of the army.

Mikio Uemura knew that the commander died because he was in despair about the war situation.

But he cannot just die like the Commander. There are still tens of thousands of armed expatriates and soldiers waiting for his orders.

Mikio Uemura thinks too simply.

No matter how hard he tried, the morale of the troops was lost.
Chapter completed!