Republican Era Cavalry.

Summary

In a tense military setting, sharpshooter Zhu Wei expresses disdain for an arrogant enemy officer, while others discuss the ineffectiveness of the puppet army against the Japanese forces. Guerrilla tactics are employed to disrupt enemy supply lines, as the squad prepares for an encounter with mixed enemy troops. The narrative highlights the disparity in training and morale between the Japanese and puppet soldiers, with the latter showing a lack of resolve. Amidst chaotic gunfire, the puppet troops display cowardice, leading to a humorous yet grim realization of their role in the conflict. The chapter concludes with a reflection on the absurdity of the situation, emphasizing the puppet soldiers' willingness to surrender for survival.

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