After Taichi Okamura agreed to conspire against Yamaguchi Yoshikazu and wrote a letter of guarantee, Li Yunsheng immediately revealed the action plan without any precautions.
This approach made Murakami Rokuzhu very confused, because when Li Yunsheng instigated him to rebel, he used various means, not only wrote insulting words about the emperor, but also took various photos.
Therefore, the way Li Yunsheng treated Taichi Gangcun really made Murakami Liuzhu puzzled. He didn't know what the person in front of him was doing to let Taiyi Gangcun pass easily.
Li Yunsheng noticed Murakami Rokuzhu's expression, but didn't say much. After all, Okamura Taichi was very stupid and couldn't use many methods.
What's more, the current war situation has changed, and the Japanese will not last long, so Li Yunsheng is not making long-term plans.
Even Taichi Okamura can be given up after this plan.
After that, several people discussed for a while and supplemented the action plan. Taichi Okamura took the lead to leave.
After Taichi Okamura left, Murakami Rokuzhu glanced at Li Yunsheng, revealing an expression that he was hesitant to speak.
After a while, Murakami Rokuzhu became concerned and asked directly: "Sir, your method of dealing with Okamura Taichi was a bit merciful. Will he regret it?"
Murakami Rokuzhu's worries are not unreasonable. After all, a guarantee letter is not an irreversible handle.
What's more, Taichi Okamura hasn't taken the photo yet. If he really wants to regret it, he can just refuse to admit it.
The question of Murakami's Six Pillars did not surprise Li Yun. He had just seen the man's hesitant expression.
Even if Li Yunsheng didn't speak, he was waiting for Murakami Liuzhu to take the initiative to ask questions.
"Okamura Taichi is very stupid and only has eyes for petty profits. He will not do this.
Besides, do you think it really matters whether this person regrets it or not?"
After saying these words, Li Yunsheng showed a disdainful expression, and looked at Murakami's six pillars with a somewhat profound look.
"What do you mean, sir?"
Murakami's Liuzhu looked a little confused, wondering what Li Yunsheng's plan was.
"The current war situation is different. Do you think anyone can join us?"
Li Yunsheng is knocking on Murakami's six pillars to make him serve the military commander more attentively.
Because an important hidden line, and one who is dedicated to military unification, is definitely stronger than a few people who are half-hearted.
Just like the rescue of the captured American officers this time, if Murakami Rokuzhu had not told the details and actively participated in it, the military commander would not have let them go so easily.
Even if he takes risks, the Murakami Six Pillars will be completely exposed and he will have to leave Shanghai.
As soon as Li Yunsheng finished speaking, Murakami Liuzhu was shocked. He thought to himself that it seemed that Okamura Taichi was a chess piece that could be given up at any time. He must also be careful in the future and not continue to be half-hearted...
Wanting to understand the reason behind it, Murakami Rokuzhu's mood was very complicated and he didn't know what to say.
The expression on Murakami's six pillars let Li Yunsheng know that his beating had worked, so he changed the topic and said: "After you go back, when you meet Saburo Hattori, you should be more careful with your words, so as not to let him doubt you."
Hattori Saburo is an important chess piece, and it will play a lot of roles in dealing with Yamaguchi Yoshikazu this time, so there are certain situations that need to be told to this person.
But if you do too much, it's easy for loopholes to leak out. If Hattori Saburo becomes suspicious, things will be in trouble.
"Don't worry, sir, I know what to do!"
Murakami Rokuzhu knew Hattori Saburo very well and was not worried about exposing any flaws, so he showed confidence.
Li Yunsheng didn't say anything more, and then the two exchanged a few words and left one after another.
After returning to the naval station, Murakami Rokuzhu immediately came to see Hattori Saburo, intending to inform him of part of the situation that had just been discussed.
At this time, Hattori Saburo was very irritable because Yamaguchi Yoshikazu troubled him from time to time.
And because the American prisoners were rescued at the naval station, it was difficult for the Navy's special commissioner to favor Saburo Hattori.
After all, we are all Japanese. Even if we privately wish for each other to die, we still have to adhere to certain principles publicly.
"Where did you go?"
As soon as the Murakami Six Pillars appeared, Saburo Hattori spoke aggressively, with an impatient expression on his face.
"General, what's wrong?"
Originally, Murakami Rokuzhu planned to talk about some of his recent plans, but seeing Hattori Saburo's attitude, he immediately changed his mind and decided to wait until later.
"Yoshikazu Yamaguchi is going too far and has begun investigating the cause of Yoshikazu Ichiki's death. What did you say?"
After all, Yoshikazu Ichiki was the person in charge of guarding American prisoners. Now that he died under mysterious circumstances, it would naturally easily arouse suspicion.
Even if Murakami Rokuzhu did some things to deal with the aftermath and put the blame for Ichiki Yoshikazu's death on the military commander, there would still be doubts from people who are interested.
After all, it was such a coincidence that Yoshikazu Ichiki died just after the prisoners in the United States were rescued by the military commander.
What's more, the truth of the matter is not what Yamaguchi Yoshikazu cares about. His main purpose is to seize Saburo Hattori's handle.
"Don't worry, General, no one can find out the problem."
Murakami Rokuzhu quickly expressed his stance, looking confident.
"snort!"
Hattori Saburo snorted coldly, and then said: "I shouldn't have listened to you in the first place, otherwise there wouldn't be so much trouble."
Hattori Saburo felt a little regretful because he didn't expect that things would become such a big deal.
If he had known that the matter would alarm the Japanese cabinet and military headquarters, Saburo Hattori would never have concealed the matter, nor would he have agreed to kill Yoshikazu Ichiki.
After all, the disappearance of several American prisoners was at most a matter of dereliction of duty and would have limited impact on a Japanese major general.
What's more, if the matter is reported, the Navy can handle it internally and will never let people from the Army get involved and cause the current situation.
As soon as Hattori Saburo finished speaking, Murakami Rokuzhu laughed dryly, showing a very embarrassed look.
After a while, he began to say: "Your Majesty General, it is useless to regret now. I did not expect this result at the time."
After a pause, he apologized again: "This time, I was humble and incompetent, and I have brought trouble to your Excellency, the General!"
The current Murakami Rokuzhu is very good at reading people's faces, so he immediately guessed that Hattori Saburo regretted it a little.
However, Murakami Rokuzhu knew that after telling Li Yunsheng's plan, Hattori Saburo would change his attitude, so he took the responsibility on himself.
"snort!"
Hearing what Murakami Rokuzhu said, Hattori Saburo felt a little better and didn't say anything more. He just snorted coldly to express his dissatisfaction.
After all, Japanese major generals like Saburo Hattori, who is quite young, have a common problem among veteran politicians, which is to take credit and push others aside.
He was used to it. Whenever something happened, he would pass the responsibility on to his subordinates and then take care of himself.
If it weren't for the close relationship between the two people and the conspiracy, Saburo Hattori would have pushed the Murakami Rokubashi out to prevent the disaster.
Therefore, there are not many confidants around Hattori Saburo. After all, under such a boss, everyone will keep a secret.
The cunning Murakami Six Pillars also took advantage of this to become the opponent's confidant and form a community of interests.