It was a completely asymmetric battle.
On one side were Japan's over 200,000 Kantou Army, puppet forces.
On the other side were tens of thousands of troops of the Red faction, along with most of the militiamen and spontaneously organized guerrilla teams by the civilians.
Although the total military strength of the Red faction was over twice that of Japan's side,
they had a limited number of weapons, and each person had a limited supply of bullets. More guerrilla members were equipped with cold weapons like swords and spears.
However, this guerrilla squad was capable of making crude mines, which made them quite formidable among various guerrilla teams.
At least they could bridge a bit of the firepower gap.
But this gap was negligible…. because the Japanese Army's firepower was more than ten times that of the Red faction.
After Yu Feng returned and reported.
He handed over the information he gathered to the higher-ups.
Followed by a brief rest.
