With the signal flare ascending into the sky.
At this moment, all the ambushed troops near Niangzi Pass sprang into action.
Yu Feng followed within the ranks.
His task was to bury the explosives on the Japanese railroad, destroying its connection while gunfire erupted at Niangzi Pass.
The surrounding cover and attack units commenced firing simultaneously.
The Japanese guards hid behind bunkers, spraying machine gun fire, temporarily unaware of the Red Army squad creeping towards the railway bridge.
There were also Japanese bunkers at the head of the railway bridge.
Upon hearing the gunfire, most of the Japanese soldiers at the bridgehead had already rushed out.
Before they could react, they were shot by the cover units.
The machine gun at the bridgehead bunker also began spurting fire.
The Red Army outnumbered the Japanese several times over, though their weapons were outdated, allowing them to gain an initial advantage, but quickly occupying the area proved challenging.
