Under the moonlight, the train wound its way forward like a giant dragon. Some soldiers climbed onto the top of the train and lay prone, constantly watching the surroundings, while others patrolled the various carriages.

Chu Wanwan stood at the locomotive, her fists clenched, her eyes blazing. She kept a close watch on her surroundings, ensuring everyone's safety. Zhao Tiezhu, meanwhile, was completely focused on driving the train. His skillful maneuvering allowed the train to speed along the tracks while maintaining stability.

Suddenly, a glimmer of light appeared ahead of the train.

"Attention! There's movement ahead!" Chu Wanwan shouted.

The soldiers quickly went into combat readiness, raising their guns and aiming ahead. The train also slowed down, and Zhao Tiezhu gripped the steering wheel tightly, preparing to deal with any unexpected situations.

As the train drew closer, Chu Wanwan could see clearly. It was a group of Japanese soldiers who had piled up rubble and dead wood on the railway tracks. If the train were to run directly over them, a serious accident would occur, destroying supplies and severely threatening the safety of the soldiers.

"Stop the car and prepare for battle!" Chu Wanwan gave the order decisively.

The soldiers immediately sprang into action. Some began preparing for the impending battle, while others helped Zhao Tiezhu apply the emergency brakes to the train, attempting to stop it as quickly as possible.

The train came to a slow, screeching halt. At the same time, the Japanese soldiers spotted them and launched an attack. Gunfire and shouts of battle erupted; a fight was about to break out.

Chu Wanwan led her soldiers in a heroic counterattack.

They used the machine guns on the train to fire wildly, and then threw a volley of grenades at the charging Japanese soldiers, killing them and sending them crashing down in agony.

Those who rushed to the side of the train were led by Si Mingye and some skilled soldiers to jump off the train and engage in close combat with the Japanese soldiers.

Si Mingye's swordsmanship was sharp; every strike accurately hit the enemy, and a group of Japanese soldiers quickly fell around him. The other soldiers also fought bravely, engaging in fierce hand-to-hand combat with the Japanese soldiers.

Under the leadership of Chu Wanwan and Si Mingye, the soldiers fought with increasing ferocity, and the Japanese soldiers gradually could not withstand their fierce attacks. They began to scatter and flee.

Chu Wanwan did not send anyone to pursue them. They were not far from their destination. Even if the fleeing Japanese soldiers brought reinforcements, they would not be able to fight them without the strength of a whole regiment.

After the battle, the soldiers quickly cleared the battlefield, collecting the captured weapons and ammunition. They also began clearing rubble and dead wood from the tracks.

Working together, the soldiers quickly cleared the tracks, restarted the train, and continued its journey towards Fushan County Railway Station. They encountered no further obstacles on the remaining journey and successfully reached their destination, safely delivering the supplies and weapons.

At the Fushan County Railway Station, a large number of Eighth Route Army soldiers had gathered, densely filling the entire station.