Anti-War Game: Starting from Normandy Campaign

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In the end, they really did swear so easily....

The Battalion Commander's words 'doing this every time before a battle' broke the aura that the Huangpu Headmaster naturally carried into pieces on the ground.

As the "Letter to the National Soldiers" from Nanchang was read out loud.

The Blue side's various units also received the next mission orders, with 300,000 troops moving in unison towards the Red side's location in the Suzhou District, leaving Blue Star netizens looking puzzled.

Isn't it?

Why did he want to read this thing before the battle?

At this time, the minds of the Blue Star netizens flashed with big question marks.

The Blue side had already failed twice before.

But by the third battle, they still notified the nation before the war, almost putting it on Red side's face that they would start hunting them down the next day.

What were they thinking?

But some Blue Star players stood up to say.

This must be [psychological warfare].

Using the news of 300,000 troops setting out, they aim to mentally pressure the 30,000 Red side troops and the Suzhou populace.

After all, can someone who heads the Blue side not have any military sense?

This analysis post was unexpectedly popular in the Polestar player's forum.

Many supported the post's author in the comments, believing this to be exactly what the Huangpu Headmaster was thinking.

The post even occupied the front page of the forum, where everyone discussed this matter.

Meanwhile, in the game.

As the Blue side's 300,000 troops began to move, the Red side also began to take action.

At that time.

In the combined live stream room of Liu Xu and Jiang Yu.

The unit on Jiang Yu's side already set out from their base, heading towards the Suzhou District.

Luckily, because they were on a 'Deep Strike' mission, Jiang Yu's side could livestream the frontline situation in real-time.

Otherwise, if they were the 'Fortification Blockade' unit, they'd only be building defenses and unable to see the frontline situation.

And as for Liu Xu's side.

They were completely hidden in the mountains under orders from the higher-ups.

The part of the Red side Liu Xu was in was a small detachment, primarily tasked with engaging the enemy in guerilla warfare.

So even though they were also at the forefront as streamers.

Compared to the large units Jiang Yu was with, Liu Xu only had a handful of people here, making the frontline battlefield far more dangerous.

But because they were a small detachment.

They were more scattered and concealed than the main force.

Every day they sent people out to gather intelligence.

And the villagers in the mountain also helped cover their tracks. After the Huangpu Headmaster finished reading the "Letter to the National Soldiers," the 30,000 strong Red side army vanished completely.

Three days later.

In the game, Jiang Yu was breaking down.

In the live stream room, the map clearly marked where the Red side was located.

But the Blue side started off in the wrong direction.

Because at this time, the Blue side thought that faced with their 300,000-strong force, the Red side

would surely pull back from the Suzhou District's border to the interior 'Ningdu' area.

So the Blue side's 11th, 14th, 9th, and 6th Divisions, after descending with the river, first occupied Guangchang, then advanced towards Ningdu.

Unaware.

That one of the Red side's main command centers was in the Jianning and Anyuan area to the east.

Jiang Yu watched the map helplessly, seeing no way out.

The Blue side forces clung to the idea that the Red side was still hiding in the Suzhou District, rushing towards Ningdu.

As expected, this would be a waste of time, chasing a mirage.

But Jiang Yu did not go to report it.

After all, he was just a small Battalion Commander, and he had no grudge with the Red side. The main thing was to livestream this 'encirclement/counter-encirclement' battle, enjoying the strategic battle of wits between both sides.

How could snitching be right? Besides, he was just a minor Battalion Commander, and who said the Headmaster would listen to him?

And as expected, just like Jiang Yu thought.

After entering Ningdu, the Blue side realized they had come for nothing.

It was a wild goose chase.

In Jiang Yu's live stream room.

He was sitting under a large tree, fanning himself.

In July, in the Gannan region, the weather was hot, and after this fruitless chase.

The whole unit, from top to bottom, was frustrated.

Yet, even before they could rest.

The higher-ups' orders came again, and Jiang Yu could only gather his troops.

Then, under orders, Jiang Yu's 11th Division.

Headed towards the Xiaobu area.

Only these NPCs didn't know that Xiaobu and Huangpi were also empty cities, but Jiang Yu did.

Looking at the order, Jiang Yu couldn't help but go find some friends to inquire.

Not long after, he returned with a dark face.

In the live stream room, veteran viewers who'd been watching understood what happened, flooding the chat with '6666'.

New viewers, confused, asked what had happened.

Jiang Yu reluctantly explained:

"Damn it."

"The Blue side has no intel on the Red side at all."

"They believed the Red side's main force was in Ningdu, so they chased them all the way down the river."

"So they missed the mark.

"And then the key thing is this bastard... started thinking a second time."

"Thinking since the Red side's main force wasn't in Ningdu, they must be in Xiaobu or Huangpi."

"And ordered us to head to Xiaobu."

"Isn't that absurd?"

"It's purely luck-based guesswork without any intel!"

The Blue side lacked a third perspective, so not knowing the Red side's main force was understandable.

However, Jiang Yu and the blue star viewers in the stream room could see the map clearly showing the current locations of both the Blue side and Red side.