This article introduces commands for accessing network directories (shared folders) in the Bash language of WSL, which runs in Windows’ Linux command line environment.
sudo mkdir /mnt/_share
sudo mount -t drvfs '\\DESKTOP-HOGEHOGE\_share' /mnt/_share
It should probably work with IP addresses too. Wait, if this works, maybe VPS can be mounted too. I’ll try it later.
How to access network mounted drive on Windows Linux Subsystem? - Super User