Since Chao Jiashi arrived at the studio built specifically for him, he has been alone in it all day.

Three meals a day are all delivered by a dedicated person.

No matter what requests he made, Meng Shaoyuan would always meet them.

No matter the reason or the cost.

Just a standard:

If there is something you want, I will definitely give it to you. If there is nothing, I will dig deep enough to find it for you!

If you want to employ people, you must have absolute trust in them!

Meng Shaoyuan was even prepared to fail.

After all, there is too little time left for them.

Whether he can succeed depends on Chao Jiashi's personal ability, and God's will on the other.

The speech was written by Wu Jingyi.

For this purpose, she found several pen holders and gathered them together.

Meng Shaoyuan didn't care about these things at all.

As long as Wu Jingyi is there to take charge.

What he is more concerned about is the performance of Japanese special agencies in Shanghai in the recent period.

They were too quiet.

Apart from small-scale frictions, they have not conducted any large-scale actions!

The death of Kojiro Kawamoto indeed shocked the Japanese special agencies and traitor organizations in Shanghai.

Especially the agents at No. 76 and the Intelligence Headquarters, people are in panic, and many of them are looking for a way out for themselves.

But no action?

This seems a little unusual.

Is there some conspiracy, planning a big plan?

Or is there some other reason that I don’t know?

Meng Shaoyuan has no answer yet.

Later, someone told Meng Shaoyuan why.

Tai Shi Wei!

This man from Japan, with a mysterious identity and a special mission, seems to have taken root here since arriving in Shanghai.

Usually, he and his wife Shi Xiaohan do nothing but stay where they live, read books, and chat with nearby neighbors.

It seems that they want to completely integrate themselves into the city.

However, after a while, Tai Shiwei will provide Meng Shaoyuan with important information.

The main thing is the military deployment of the Japanese army on the front line.

The national army's targeted deployment of defenses on the front line played a huge role.

As for where the information came from?

Meng Shaoyuan didn't want to know.

He is a person who likes to explore other people's secrets, but this is the only secret he doesn't want to get to the bottom of.

When the other party is willing to speak, they will naturally do so.

"Major General Yoshimo Daigo, the head of the Japanese 11th Army Intelligence Section, and Colonel Ogawa Tsuhei, the head of the counterintelligence department, arrived in Shanghai again."

This is what Taishi Wei told Meng Shaoyuan.

These two people are here again?

The last time I came here was to investigate the leak of intelligence from the 11th Army. To put it bluntly, it was dog eating dog and shirking responsibility.

What about this time?

"This time, I'm here for the death of Kawamoto Kojiro."

"The death of Kojiro Kawamoto?" Meng Shaoyuan was startled: "What does this have to do with the 11th Army?"

"Yes, and it has a lot to do with it." Taishi Wei immediately said: "The former commander of the Japanese 11th Army was Okamura Neiji. After he was transferred back to Japan, he was succeeded by Sonobe Kazuichiro. And that man died not long ago

Kojiro Kawamoto once went to the United States to study psychology. The person who recommended him to go there was Tokumoto Tsutaka, a Japanese psychology expert who received double doctorates in psychology from Yale University in the United States and the University of Leipzig in Germany.

He and Matsumoto Matsumoto, the president of the Japanese Psychological Society, were both students of Genryo Yujiro, the founder of Japanese psychology. The difference was that Matsumoto Matsumoto focused on academics, but Tokumoto Takanorori was very enthusiastic about politics.

Tokumoto Tsutaka actively devoted himself to Japanese intelligence work and played a great role. Moreover, he himself was a close friend of Okamura Neji.

Kawamoto Kojiro was his favorite student. After Kawamoto Kojiro died this time, Tokumoto Tokugawa was extremely shocked, so he found Okamura Neiji, and Okamura Neiji asked his successor Sonobe Kazuichiro to investigate the matter thoroughly.

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The existence of Tokumoto Tsutaka plays a very important role in the Japanese intelligence agencies. In addition, because of Okamura Neji, Sonobe and Ichiro attach great importance to it and specially dispatch two powerful generals from the 11th Army again."

When Meng Shaoyuan heard this, he finally understood.

But there is another point that he does not particularly understand: "In any case, Kawamoto Kojiro is not under the jurisdiction of the 11th Army. Even if it is investigated, it will not be the 11th Army's turn to investigate. The name is not justified."

Taishi Wei smiled slightly. He did not answer directly, but said a name:

Wang Jingwei!

Meng Shaoyuan was startled for a moment, and then suddenly realized.

He finally understood what was going on.

Wang Jingwei!

Okamura Neiji tried his best to oppose the establishment of the Wang puppet regime. He believed that this would stimulate the Chongqing regime and force it to embark on the path of desperate resistance.

However, under the planning of Kage Sasaki and the approval of Matsui Iwane, the Wang puppet regime was established.

Okamura Neiji was furious about this, thinking this was the stupidest move, and subsequent events seemed to "verify" his view.

Okamura Neiji launched the Xiangdong offensive against China's fifth theater and the Changsha campaign against the ninth theater.

In the Xiangdong attack, his 3 divisions and one cavalry brigade faced Li Zongren's 10,000 men, and in the Hunan-Kiangxi battle, his 4 divisions faced Xue Yue's 52 divisions.

The common characteristic is that they attack long distances on a wide front, pursue and fight fiercely, with the goal of destroying the opponent's backbone regiments, not with the goal of occupying an area, and advance and retreat quickly.

However, these two offensive operations failed to complete their missions due to insufficient combat forces and limited combat areas.

This shows that the Japanese army has fallen into the protracted war they most feared.

And he blamed all of this on the establishment of the Wang Puppet regime, which made the Chongqing National Government determined to resist to the end!

But he had no choice.

Standing behind Kage Sasaki is Matsui Iwane.

However, a turning point soon appeared.

With the tragic death of Matsui Yuya in Shanghai, subtle changes occurred in the relationship between Matsui Iwane and Kage Sasaki.

Even Kage Sasaki lost the support of Matsui Iwane many times.

At this time, Kawamoto Kojiro died again, which allowed Okamura Neji to see an opportunity for revenge.

Although he is no longer the commander of the 11th Army, he still has a high prestige in the military and has become Japan's "famous general" and the pride of the Japanese Army.

The Japanese Army is known as the "Three-Fathered Crows", namely Tetsuzan Nagata, Toshishiro Obata, and Neji Okamura.

Although Sonobe and Ichiro are older than Okamura Neji, they have always been his admirers and loyal followers.

Therefore, when Okamura Neji gave the order this time, Sonobe and Ichiro immediately carried it out to the letter.

Major General Yoshimo Daigo and Colonel Ogawa Tsuhei came with such a mission.

Now, it's completely clear.

The Japanese had serious problems internally.

Kage Sasaki must face challenges from his own people.

You can put other things aside for now.

"Mr. Meng." Tai Shiwei said slowly: "What you have to do now is to watch them and don't interfere."

That's right.
Chapter completed!