Just as I predicted, the British troops heard bursts of gunfire from ahead in the latter half of the night, but to my surprise, the gunfire wasn't as intense as I'd expected.
Having fought the Americans, I knew that even a single American company could fire in waves. Not to mention their planes, tanks, and artillery, their light weapons like machine guns, submachine guns, carbines, and even the M1 rifle had a very high rate of fire. Otherwise, why would the US military have consumed over three million tons of ammunition in the Korean War, while our army only consumed two hundred thousand tons throughout the entire war—not even a fraction of theirs?
"Company Commander!" Zhao Yongxin limped up, perhaps due to his injury; he'd rarely spoken since his foot injury.
"I think the gunfire sound
