The news that Matsushima Keiko told made Li Yunsheng very excited. After all, this news would make the soldiers of the Matsushita Regiment feel irritable.
Moreover, if this news is announced before Li Yunsheng executes the plan, it will have a superimposed effect and make the chaos even greater this time.
Li Yunsheng's expression made Matsushima Keiko a little confused, so she asked: "This transfer is really not your fault."
Originally, Matsushima Keiko thought that Li Yunsheng must be pushing for the transfer of Panasonic United, so she opened her mouth to test it out.
"It really wasn't me, Miss Keiko, you can rest assured!"
Li Yunsheng immediately answered, and then continued to ask: "Miss Keiko, please tell me when the Panasonic United Team will be transferred."
Li Yunsheng was very concerned about this matter, so he asked again and even began to think about how to use this matter to make the chaos bigger.
Keiko Matsushima also didn't want to believe that Li Yunsheng could reach into Japan's top management and even influence the deployment of the army.
But Matsushima Keiko herself was influenced by Li Yunsheng and even used by her, so she had this idea.
But Li Yunsheng's questioning and the expression on his face showed that he was completely unaware. This made Matsushima Keiko feel relieved and knew that the matter had nothing to do with him.
After thinking for a while, Keiko Matsushima said calmly: "The Panasonic Wing will go to the Pacific Theater in the near future. I just learned about this news.
As for the specific time to go to the battlefield, I don’t know, after all, it depends on the specific situation.”
Keiko Matsushima answered simply, feeling relieved in her heart. After all, if the Matsushita Regiment was transferred away by Li Yunsheng, it would mean that the military commander had a big plan.
Although troubles may occur in this situation, the garrison in Tianjin, in addition to the Army, also has the Marine Corps. Even if trouble does occur, they can suppress it. That's why Matsushima Keiko informed Li Yunsheng of the situation.
As for whether Li Yunsheng would cheat her, Matsushima Keiko didn't care. After all, whether Matsushita United was transferred away had little to do with her.
What's more, this situation is a good thing for her, because Matsushima Keiko's transfer of the military police is also somewhat suspicious.
The transfer of Matsushita United will also make the situation more complicated, and it will also prevent Keiko Matsushima from being suspected.
"Isn't there a specific time?"
Li Yunsheng muttered to himself, with a slightly disappointed tone. After all, he couldn't plan a bigger mess if he didn't know the time.
However, this news is still a good thing for Li Yunsheng. After all, he has already spread the word about going to the battlefield in the Panasonic Regiment. Even if the military does not announce it, it can still have a certain effect.
Hearing Li Yunsheng's soliloquy, Matsushima Keiko frowned, with a complicated meaning in her heart.
For her own safety, Keiko Matsushima very much hoped that the Panasonic United Team would be used by Li Yunsheng, so that she would not have any trouble.
But Matsushima Keiko is also a Japanese and knows that if Li Yunsheng could reach out to the army, it would be very detrimental to the Japanese army, so she has always had a complicated meaning in her heart.
Afterwards, Li Yunsheng asked a few more questions. When he saw that Matsushima Keiko really didn't know the specific situation, he sighed, then turned and left.
After returning to the North China District Headquarters, Li Yunsheng immediately sent out several operatives to secretly follow the movements of the Panasonic Regiment, and also asked intelligence personnel to pay attention to the mobilization information of the Japanese army in order to adjust the plan in a timely manner.
The next day, the news spread by Li Yunsheng had a certain impact within the Panasonic United.
However, the Japanese military did not issue a transfer order, so ordinary soldiers were not sure whether the news was true or false.
Then some low-level officers began to confirm the news to their superiors, and some even asked Captain Panasonic directly.
Although Captain Matsushita knew some of the inside story, he gave an ambiguous answer before the military order was issued.
This ambiguous answer immediately filled the Panasonic regiment with messages, making the regiment soldiers emotionally unstable.
In addition, some soldiers who were about to retire were also very dissatisfied after knowing that they had to postpone their discharge.
As a result, most of the soldiers in the Panasonic Regiment were very irritable, making the entire Regiment like a powder keg that might explode at some point.
The officers of the Panasonic Regiment also quickly noticed that ordinary soldiers were emotionally unstable, but these officers were not worried. After all, the soldiers' emotional instability could be solved by releasing them.
So the officers of the Panasonic Wing began to study countermeasures and wanted to solve this problem.
If it hadn't been for Li Yunsheng's plan, there would have been no trouble in the Panasonic Regiment. After all, the Japanese officers would have come up with ways to solve the soldiers' emotional problems.
But Li Yunsheng was distributing messages, and the time was tight for the military rebellion, so the officers of the Matsushita Regiment had no chance to resolve the matter.
In the blink of an eye, another day passed, and the North China Dispatch Army Headquarters issued a transfer order to transfer the Panasonic Wing to the Pacific Theater.
After this order was issued, it reached Li Yunsheng's hands immediately, making him immediately excited. After all, this move by the Japanese could be regarded as a perfect assist.
"Great, this news comes at a very timely time."
"District Chief, why are you so happy?"
Seeing how excited Li Yunsheng was, Xu Bing immediately asked with a hint of confusion in his tone. After all, the military commander's plan was to use retired soldiers and had nothing to do with the active military.
"With this order, it may make this military chaos more serious."
Li Yunsheng spoke very happily. After all, this order would soon spread, and the soldiers of the Panasonic Regiment would also get the news immediately.
In this way, Li Yunsheng's game of chess can be even bigger and even give the Japanese an unforgettable lesson.
After hearing Li Yunsheng's answer, Xu Bing knew that the boss in front of him had some ideas, so he asked: "District Chief, what are your plans?"
Although Xu Bing is a qualified agent, her understanding of the Japanese army is limited, and she does not understand that after the outbreak of military rebellion, it can easily trigger a chain reaction, so she does not know what Li Yunsheng's plan is.
"I don't have any plans, it's just that this plan will be more perfect."
Li Yunsheng really didn't have any new plans. After all, he couldn't reach out to the active troops, so he could only act according to the situation.
However, Li Yunsheng was confident that he could make this military chaos even bigger. After all, Tianjin's retired soldiers were almost all from the Panasonic Regiment. As long as these people were utilized, they would naturally contact their former comrades.
Li Yunsheng was very excited when he thought of this. However, when the scale of the military rebellion increases, it will have a chain reaction and even affect the entire Tianjin.
"Tomorrow there will be a lot of military chaos, and maybe we will be affected here, so you can tell us to go down and prepare our people to avoid being accidentally injured."
Although the North China District Headquarters is far away from the Military Police, it is normal for this military rebellion to be of great scale and spread here, so Li Yunsheng must be prepared.
After all, the headquarters in Mao'er Hutong took a lot of effort to build. Wouldn't it be a pity if it was destroyed by the soldiers?
As soon as Li Yunsheng finished speaking, Xu Bing's expression became serious, and he immediately began to think about how to make arrangements to avoid this military chaos.