"Just because he's the commander of the Second War Zone."

Li Chenggang laughed and said, "You're really something now, a second-class general, and the Order of the Blue Sky and White Sun. Old Chiang really treated you well!"

"What use is that thing!"

Lin Feng rolled his eyes in annoyance. "By the way, Lao Li, have the casualty statistics been released yet?"

"Not yet," Li Chenggang shook his head. "I estimate it will take a few days to get the statistics."

"As soon as possible."

Lin Feng sighed and said, "I really didn't expect this battle to be so fierce. The 9th Division was almost wiped out, and my brother was so badly injured. Sigh... I underestimated the Japanese. They have planes and aerial bombs..."

He always thought that with the support of the system's weapons, defeating the Japanese would be as easy as cutting vegetables.

It won't be long before we drive the Japanese devils out of China.

As a result, he misled us about the most important detail: that this is China!

There were many civilians in the cities occupied by the Japanese. Large-scale shelling would inevitably cause casualties among our own people. Even if we later brought in bombers, we could not bomb them.

If it weren't for those fools in the First Army committing seppuku this time, probably the 200,000 or so people in Taiyuan would have suffered as a result.

Don't think too much about it.

Li Chenggang persuaded him, "Your achievement in recapturing Shanxi and eliminating so many Japanese devils is enormous, and no one can deny that."

"With great merit comes great responsibility."

Lin Feng shook his head and said, "I just want to drive the Japanese devils out of China as soon as possible, so that the people can have peace and the world can be bright and clear again."

“We’re all working hard,” Li Chenggang smiled. “Next, you should start thinking about how to deal with the Japanese counterattack.”

"Um."

Lin Feng nodded, gazing out the window, and murmured softly, "I hope the Japanese won't provoke me again, otherwise..."