Anti-War Game: Starting from Normandy Campaign

After occupying Loushan Pass, the Red Army did not linger.

They immediately headed to Zunyi.

Wang Jialie's troops, the main force of the Qian Army, were stationed in Zunyi and directly collided with the Red Army.

Although Wang Jialie's side resisted for a while, they soon withdrew from the Zunyi area and fled south to preserve their strength.

Seeing this.

The Blue Star viewers couldn't help but show strange expressions.

Why is it that they fight Wang Jialie when crossing the river and also fight him on their return? Is this a breakthrough point?

However, regardless of what the Blue Star viewers thought.

The game's plot continued.

The Red Army briefly rested in Zunyi, while the official livestream camera focused on Wang Jialie.

Wang Jialie, during his southern retreat, encountered friendly forces.

The two commanders conferred.

They decided to return and catch the newly occupying Red Army in Zunyi off guard.

But evidently, Wang Jialie and his ally Wu Qiwu were a bit too fanciful.

In terms of familiarity with Zunyi....

How could they compare to the Red Army, as several major meetings had previously been held there?

They planned to seize the strategic heights in front of Zunyi to overlook the area.

But what they could think of.

The Red Army, even more familiar with Zunyi, naturally thought of that and knew it was a critical point.

So there appeared such a scene in the livestream.

The screen was split in two.

Wu Qiwu and Wang Jialie were still gloating over their plans.

Meanwhile, the Red Army forces had already occupied those strategic heights in advance, ambushing and waiting for the enemy to arrive.

The Blue Star viewers in the livestream were all excited.

This crushing in command looked tremendously satisfying.

However, as the battle began.

The Red Army side still exposed some problems: Wu Qiwu's troops had too strong firepower, and despite the Red Army holding the strategic point at Crow Mountain, it was seized under intense bombardment.

The Red 3 Regiment and rear units attempted several counterattacks but failed to reclaim it.

The enemy's firepower was overwhelming; some of the stream hosts in the livestream were killed by the enemy artillery during the fight for Crow Mountain.

As the situation hit a stalemate.

The Red 1 Division maneuvered around and attacked Wang Jialie's remnants.

True to expectations, Wang Jialie crumbled after engaging with the Red 1 Division, and his command over the demoralized Qian Army soldiers faltered.

With his forces in disarray, Wang Jialie had no choice.

He deserted his allies and fled.

His retreat left Wu Qiwu's command post exposed to the Red 1 Division.

Such a betrayal of an ally explains why the Blue side troops were so wary of each other.

This comical scene left the Blue Star viewers beside themselves with laughter.

And the militaries of the various Federations watched, stunned.

After fleeing, you bump into a fully assembled ally troop, return to seek revenge, and end up turning tail right as the fight starts, leaving your ally's headquarters exposed.

Who else could get caught in such a mess?

Great Xia Federation, Northern Army conference room.

Watching this scene in the livestream.

The importance of absolute control over the army became even more apparent.

In the livestream, Wang Jialie couldn't manage his own troops.

They dissolved at the first setback, forcing him to flee, thus ditching his teammates.

The subsequent events followed their natural course.

The command post was nearly encircled; Wu Qiwu abandoned his main forces and fled south first.

He was pursued by the Red Army to Wujiang before halting.

By this time, the Blue Army around Zunyi had also been cleared, and the Red Army took a short rest.

Meanwhile, the Blue Army regrouped their forces.

Using a familiar fortress tactic.

They utilized the natural defenses of Wujiang, sealing the roads to the south and east, with Loushan Pass to the north.

To the west were Zhou Hunyuan's and Wang Jialie's forces.

Although Wang Jialie was easier to fight, Zhou Hunyuan was close enough to reinforce at any time.

Moreover, Wang Jialie had the backing of three Yunnan Army brigades, suddenly making him a tough opponent.

At this moment.

The CG in the scene switched to the Red Army command post.

Inside the Red Army command post.

Opinions were divided on whether to attack Wang Jialie or Zhou Hunyuan.

Most commanders still wanted to fight Wang Jialie.

Even in a vote, attacking Wang Jialie garnered more votes.

But these were the thoughts of the subordinate commanders, the final decision was being considered over a map for a long time.

...

...

In the livestream.

This was the first time many Blue Star viewers saw such a significant disagreement within the Red Army.

The Northern Army was also watching.

It had been said before that the Red Army had absolute leadership over its troops, yet at this moment, most commanders even voted to attack Wang Jialie.

So the decision-making power....

The scene slowly transitioned.

The final decision was made to attack Zhou Hunyuan by the Red Army.

Indeed.

Zhou Hunyuan was not easy to fight.

But if they attacked Wang Jialie, Zhou Hunyuan would provide support, Yunnan forces were on standby to support, and even Wu Qiwu's forces could cross the river to assist.

Such a situation would be too passive.

If they attacked Wang Jialie, firstly the Yunnan Army couldn't provide support, secondly, Wu Qiwu's forces were too far to cross the river to assist, and finally, Wang Jialie was unlikely to assist the more powerful Zhou Hunyuan.

In this case.

Attacking Zhou Hunyuan was easier than Wang Jialie.

Moreover, if it didn't work, they could retreat across the river and ditch the pursuing forces.

Thus.

Under the watchful eyes of the Blue Star viewers, after the Red Army command issued the order, the Red Army began its fierce assault on Zhou Hunyuan's forces.