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The Special 1st Battalion was a combat unit organized at the suggestion of Zhang Anping, with the concentrated use of American equipment.

Initially it was just a company-level organization, but after using it as a template for publicity, it attracted the attention of overseas Chinese. With a large amount of resources allocated, the Special 1st Battalion, which was originally a company-level combat unit, was gradually upgraded to a battalion, and its structure continued to increase - after being upgraded to a battalion, the three companies expanded on the original basis have now increased to five companies, and there is also a directly affiliated artillery platoon and reconnaissance platoon.

Zok and James, who went north from eastern Zhejiang, passed through Huainan, Huaibei, northern Jiangsu, central Jiangsu and finally arrived in southern Jiangsu. They had a clear understanding of the equipment of the New Fourth Army's combat units, but they did not expect to run into a company equipped with all American weapons as soon as they entered southern Jiangsu. They thought it was an elite unit of the Southern Jiangsu Loyalty Rescue Army, but they found out that this company belonged to the First Special Battalion after they revealed their identities and made some inquiries.

The Special 1st Battalion belongs to the New Fourth Army!

At that time, Zork and James were stunned.

During this period, they had been dealing with the New Fourth Army almost all the time. They had seen the guerrillas with old equipment but high spirits, and had also dealt with the main force of the New Fourth Army. Although their high morale and fighting spirit made the two men very emotional, no matter whether it was the main force of the New Fourth Army or the guerrillas belonging to the New Fourth Army, they could not hide a word:

poverty!
The main force of the New Fourth Army, because they had intercepted a large amount of arms transported by the Japanese army to North China, although each soldier had a rifle, ammunition was still extremely scarce. It was normal for an ordinary soldier to be issued ten bullets in a battle (this time and space is not the original time and space).

So much so that Zok and James heard such a joke in the New Fourth Army:
The only two officers of a Japanese army unit were shot. The good news was that one shot was fired by the National Army, and the bad news was that the other shot was fired by the New Fourth Army.

Translated:

The good news is that the officers hit by the Nationalist Army were injured, the bad news is that the officers hit by the New Fourth Army were definitely dead...

Because the New Fourth Army was poor, everyone had to be a sharpshooter.

Although this is a joke, it does illustrate the situation of the New Fourth Army.

But the troops before them were beyond Zock and James' expectations. Most of them used American-made M1 rifles, semi-automatic rifles that could hold eight bullets at a time, which did not fit in with the temperament of the New Fourth Army in any way.

In addition, some of them were equipped with the Chicago Typewriter and the M42 submachine gun, which theoretically should have appeared in 37 but appeared 3 years ago because of Zhang Anping.

Generally speaking, a company of the New Fourth Army could only have a few machine guns, and this "number" was definitely no more than a handful. But in the Special 1st Battalion before them, each squad had one American-made light machine gun.

The rocket launchers that performed so well in the Chinese theater are a must-have for every platoon.

If these may be illusions, then the full bullet bags of each soldier are not deceptive - in the New Fourth Army where each person has no more than ten bullets, each soldier in this battalion carries at least fifty bullets, and each of the submachine gunners among them has at least three magazines.

Zock and James don't think the magazines are empty.

When being taken to the battalion headquarters by the soldiers of the Special Battalion 1, Zok asked Zhang Anping in a low voice in disbelief:

"Zhang, what's going on? How could they have such luxurious equipment?!"

Zhang Anping said disdainfully: "It's just an example of concentrating resources to create it."

"Well, their battalion commander is a graduate of our Central Military Academy. He used to be the regiment commander of the National Army. He was separated from his troops during the Battle of Nanjing and joined the New Fourth Army by accident."

"I think the reason why this unit is so excellent is that their leaders are from the National Army."

Zhang Anping's answer was like that of a "troublemaker" - when he was in eastern Zhejiang, Zhang Anping could still face the New Fourth Army calmly, but starting from Huainan, he evolved into a "troublemaker".

Zoke understood Zhang Anping's change. After all, whenever he arrived at a place, he did not stay in the Zhongjiu Army for a long time. Most of the time he stayed in the New Fourth Army to conduct various researches. In Chinese, it is said that Sima Zhao's intention is known to everyone.

It is understandable that my good friend "Zhang" is in a worse and worse mood.

It's understandable, but the financial sponsor is always superior. Whether Zhang Anping is dissatisfied or angry, it can't affect Zok's determination. After all, he has what Zhang Anping wants most.

The soldier who was walking towards the battalion headquarters with a group of people glanced at the shameless Zhang Anping. For the sake of being an American, he did not make any sarcastic remarks, but his attitude became bad. He only answered the questions from Zoke and James and seemed to be deaf to Zhang Anping's questions.

Before reaching the battalion headquarters, the group met Zhou Weiguo who came out to greet them. Compared with the one-armed captain in the original time and space, Zhou Weiguo's arm in this time and space was intact.

"Colonel Zoke, welcome to the Special Battalion 1—" Zhou Weiguo took the initiative to greet the group, and then faced Zhang Anping and said in a neither humble nor arrogant manner: "Hello, Commander Zhang."

It was no longer a secret that Zhang Anping took his American friends on a "tour" of the Jiangsu and Zhejiang war zones. The Japanese had heard the news, not to mention that the Japanese intelligence department was very tempted and sent out several assassination teams in an attempt to eliminate this great threat.

However, these assassination teams were simply unable to operate freely in the base area and the activity area of ​​the Loyal Rescue Army, and no less than five of them have been eliminated so far.

Even the Japanese received the news, so Zhou Weiguo certainly received no less news than the Japanese.

Facing Zhou Weiguo's neither humble nor arrogant greeting, Zhang Anping said calmly: "Captain Zhou, let's go in and talk."

"Commander Zhang, you should just call me Captain Zhou - everyone, please come in." Zhou Weiguo corrected Zhang Anping's deliberately wrong wording and made a gesture of invitation.

Although Zhang Anping behaved very "disgustingly", his comrade Zhou Weiguo had no way to deal with him.

In terms of military rank, Zhang Anping was a major general of the National Army.

Although Zhang Shihao was extremely hostile to our army and was a notorious diehard, it is undeniable that Zhang Shihao was only persistent in infiltrating the underground party, but he never attacked friendly forces, let alone killed someone with someone else's knife.

Zhang Shihao's firm stance on the war of resistance was obvious to all. Even though many people in the underground party hated Zhang Shihao with a vengeance, they could not risk the world's condemnation by speaking ill of him.

Shouting "Commander Zhang" and dealing with the situation is what most of our members can do.

So Zhou Weiguo had to try his best to maintain the etiquette of the occasion.

After entering the headquarters, Zok noticed the unfinished battle map at first glance. He stepped forward to take a look and asked curiously:
"Captain Zhou, your method of map work seems different from what I have seen before."

Without waiting for Zhou Weiguo to answer, Zhang Anping said casually in English: "Zoke, Zhou Weiguo studied in Germany. If I remember correctly, it was the Berlin Military Academy."

Zhou Weiguo immediately said in English with a double meaning: "Chief Zhang does know my resume."

Zhang Anping was slightly surprised and immediately replied in English:

"Commander Zhou is, after all, a high-end talent cultivated by the Party and the country. It's a pity that Commander Zhou went to the wrong place after the Battle of Nanjing. Commander Zhou, I think the Loyal Rescue Army is more suitable for you."

Zhou Weiguo said calmly: "Thank you for your kindness, Commander Zhang, but Weiguo is used to this place now."

"Zhang, let's talk business--" After looking at Zhang Anping with dissatisfaction, Zoke said to Zhou Weiguo: "Captain Zhou, I see from the map that you are working on that you want to eliminate Dingshan Town and Shushan Town, the two Japanese strongholds in Yixing?"

"Well, the Dingshan and Shushan strongholds are located in front of Dachao Mountain, which seriously affects our entry and exit, and also has a serious impact on the fishermen of Taihu Lake. Therefore, the superiors ordered our unit and the 16nd Independent Regiment of the 2th Brigade to pull out these two nails of the Japanese army together." Zhou Weiguo gave a general introduction:

"The Japanese army has a battalion in the direction of Dingshan Town, which is short of a squadron. In the direction of Shushan Town, there is a battalion plus two artillery squadrons. In terms of the current comparison of forces, we are on par with the enemy."

In terms of organization, the Japanese battalion was benchmarked against the standard battalion of the Chinese army - but a fully-staffed Japanese battalion had more than 1,100 people, while a regiment of the Chinese army usually had only about 1,500 people.

Sometimes the number of people in a group does not even reach a thousand.

Of course, Chu Yunfei's 358th Regiment of 5,000 people was an exception, just like Li Yunlong's independent regiment broke through 7,000 people after the reunion, it was completely an exception.

However, the reborn New Fourth Army tried not to reduce its organization as much as possible, so one regiment was maintained at more than 1,600 people. Add to that the Special First Battalion of more than 800 people, and it is reasonable to say that it remains the same.

"The numbers are equal?" Zoke looked at Zhou Weiguo in astonishment: "Captain Zhou, when the numbers are equal, you actually want to attack a stronghold defended by Japanese troops of equal strength?"

"I remember that your Chinese Sun Tzu's Art of War said that if you have ten times the strength of the enemy, you should surround the enemy. If you have five times the strength, you should attack. If you have one times the strength of the enemy, you should find ways to disperse the enemy. If you have the same number of enemies, you should find ways to defeat them. But this shouldn't be about attacking an enemy who relies on strongholds for defense with equal forces, right?"

Zhou Weiguo was very surprised. He didn't expect that Zuo Ke could actually speak the "vernacular version" of Sun Tzu's Art of War. He explained seriously:
"Colonel Zock, soft power is also calculated into the military strength - you shouldn't interfere with my command."

"I'm sorry, I'm too excited." Zok immediately said, "Captain Zhou, I'll just watch your troops fight here from now on, is that okay?"

"As long as you don't interfere with my command, I welcome Colonel Zoke on behalf of the First Special Battalion."

Zhou Weiguo’s enthusiasm ended here - because he had to prepare for the battle ahead.

Zoke had become accustomed to being a spectator in the New Fourth Army, so he sat aside consciously and began to observe the next battle as a bystander.

James began his inspection of the Special Battalion 1 as usual, accompanied by Zheng Yi and Qu Yuanmu, while Zhang Anping stayed with Zok "worriedly".

……

This battle was fought by the Special 2st Battalion and the Independent 16nd Regiment, but the commander was Brigade Commander Wang of the 16th Brigade. During this period, Zuo Ke and Zhang Anping followed Zhou Weiguo to the th Brigade headquarters and learned the general plan of this battle:
The Special 16st Battalion was responsible for the attack on Dingshan Town, using almost equal forces to capture Dingshan Town, while the Independent nd Regiment was responsible for blocking the Japanese reinforcements from the direction of Shushan Town. In addition, the other four regiments under the th Brigade were responsible for blocking the enemy reinforcements from the three directions of Changxing, Liyang and Yixing.

This plan surprised Zok a lot. He thought that the New Fourth Army had no choice but to do so because it had no soldiers. He didn't expect that they would deploy a five-regiment brigade plus a special battalion!
On the way back, Zuko took the opportunity to ask Zhang Anping while he was away from Zhou Weiguo:

"Zhang, do you think they will win?"

Judging from the strength displayed by the 16th Brigade, a brigade-level unit with five regiments under its jurisdiction is worthy of being called a division-level unit. Such a large force only deployed a Special st Battalion of less than a thousand people in the battle to attack Dingshan. Zok felt a sense of pride.

It is true that the 1st Special Battalion has an extremely superior equipment, but Zok always felt that it was too inflated.

"I can't say whether we will win or not. Anyway, this is a big show specially prepared for you and me. To be precise, I am just an extra and you are the protagonist. This is a big show specially prepared for you. They will not fail to perform well—" Zhang Anping said disdainfully:
"So even if we win, I don't think it's a big deal. This is just a specific battle for a specific group of people."

Just as Zhang Anping said, this was indeed specially prepared for Zok, but the real planner of this battle was called... Zhang Anping.

It was Zhang Anping who "exposed" the nature of this battle in a disdainful tone.

Zoke was not surprised. The reason why he became a guest of honor in every anti-Japanese base was certainly not because he was handsome.

But he didn't think there was anything wrong with it - it's not that you, the National Army, haven't prepared a big show for us, but what about the big show you prepared?

He couldn't stand Zhang Anping's disdainful tone, so he responded:
"Whether you are prepared or not, the most important thing is to finish the show safely. Zhang, isn't that what the Zhongjiu Army does?"

Zhang Anping was choked and couldn't speak.

Well, actually, he had achieved his goal, so there was no need for him to go against his conscience and speak ill of his comrades.

Zhou Weiguo had good hearing and vaguely heard the conversation between the two. He shook his head secretly and couldn't help but look down on the famous Zhang Shihao.

……

With the 16th Brigade fully deployed, the New Fourth Army's operation to capture the point was launched under the command of Zhou Weiguo.

Zhou Weiguo's command and operation against Dingshan Town opened Zoke's eyes.

The Japanese battalion stationed in Dingshan Town had an artillery squad equipped with two 70mm infantry guns. In addition, the unit also had a machine gun squadron with ten heavy machine guns.

In offensive and defensive operations, the power of artillery and heavy machine guns is obviously strong, especially for defenders with fixed fortifications.

Therefore, before the war, Zhou Weiguo formulated a plan for infiltration and assault.

The reconnaissance platoon under his command had infiltrated Dingshan Town in advance, and with the help of the rebellious puppet army, all the submachine guns equipped by the reconnaissance platoon were transported into the town.

After the Special 1st Battalion launched the attack, the reconnaissance platoon raided the Japanese artillery positions and eliminated the artillery positions as soon as possible - normally, the two infantry guns should be destroyed at this time to prevent them from being captured by the enemy and causing the attacking force to face the threat of artillery again.

But the Special 1st Battalion was the New Fourth Army after all. With two guns in hand, how could they bear to blow them up?

A reconnaissance platoon of more than 40 people used the artillery position as a defensive position and withstood the Japanese counterattack.

Fortunately, the soldiers in the reconnaissance platoon of the Special 1st Battalion all had special skills, and several of them could operate infantry artillery. With the support of two infantry artillery, they withstood the counterattack from the Japanese army.

The soldiers of the Special Battalion 1 on the periphery launched a heroic assault while the Japanese army was withdrawing its forces to counterattack the artillery positions. Although the attacking soldiers fell one after another under the fire of the Japanese heavy machine guns, the Assault Team 2 carrying rocket launchers successfully broke through the range of the rocket launchers and then began to call out names one by one.

The fixed fortifications that could defend against mortars were like tofu under rocket shells. As the core heavy machine gun fortifications in the defensive fortification group were named one by one, the Special 1st Battalion, which had been suppressed for a long time, pressed forward on all fronts and launched a charge.

Zok was completely conquered by the fighting style of the Special 1st Battalion!
"It was truly a surprising and unexpected battle!"

Although the battle was still raging at this time, Zok had already determined the outcome of the Japanese army's defeat, and what made him sigh was the bravery of the Special 1st Battalion in using various "auxiliary weapons".

For example, when the assault teams 1 and 2 were attacking, they had to face the threat of the Japanese light and heavy machine guns. The Japanese soldiers were also very skilled and their shooting was very accurate. If they were to charge normally, the two assault teams would not have entered the range of the rocket launchers and more than half of them would have been killed or wounded. However, the Special Battalion 1 used many means to reduce the risk of the assault.

In addition to the precise fire support from snipers and mortars, the Special Battalion 1 also used homemade smoke bombs to create an artificial visual obstruction area, which provided excellent cover for the two assaulting forces.

In addition, they also made use of the strengths of civil engineering operations and created as many cover and rest areas as possible during the attack, further reducing casualties during the assault.

What surprised Zok the most was the use of snipers by the Special 1st Battalion. Almost every squad had a sniper with excellent shooting skills, who provided great help to the infantry squad when attacking.

From launching the attack to rushing into the enemy's fortifications, Zok observed that their casualties did not exceed more than fifty people - you have to know that this was an attack on a stronghold with a large number of fortifications, facing a large number of light and heavy machine guns, and so many casualties during the attack, to put it cruelly, were really insignificant.

Zok originally thought that there would not be much novelty in the following battle, but he did not expect that the Special 1st Battalion still fought at a very high level, which could even be described as art.

These offensive arts seriously exceeded Zok's expectations and made Zok feel very surprised. So when the battle was over, he excitedly went to find Zhou Weiguo and asked about what he had seen in the battle.

He completely ignored the inky black face of Zhang Anping who had been following him.

"Many of our tactics are based on lessons learned from the blood of our soldiers."

Zhou Weiguo did not avoid Zok's questions, but gave various answers.

Zhang Anping pretended that he didn't exist and listened with a blank expression, without even the slightest unusual movement. However, only those who knew him best could see the turbulent waves in his heart from his small movements.

But here, he could only be a listener with a blank expression.

Zok had a lot of questions, all of which were patiently answered by Zhou Weiguo. The question-and-answer session lasted for more than two hours. After all his doubts were answered, Zok breathed a sigh of relief and asked a question that he had always been concerned about:
"Captain Zhou, is it possible to promote the combat mode of your Special Battalion 1?"

This issue is what he cares most about.

The 1st Special Battalion is a fully American mechanized combat unit, and Zhou Weiguo also taught Zok a lesson with his own art of command.

But, is the First Special Battalion so powerful because of Zhou Weiguo or is Zhou Weiguo so powerful because of the First Special Battalion?

Zhou Weiguo looked at Zok strangely:
"Of course it has the potential for promotion. Colonel Zock, do you know the whole process of the Special 1st Battalion?"

"What's the full name?"

"Special Training First Battalion." Zhou Weiguo said, "Every once in a while, at least a quarter of the soldiers in the Special Training First Battalion will be transferred to various units to serve as grassroots positions. They will bring everything they have learned in the Special Training First Battalion to the new units."

It is a tradition of our army for the old to guide the new. Although the 1st Special Battalion has special treatment, it has not caused dissatisfaction among friendly forces. The main reason is because of this rule - within a year, the 1st Special Battalion will basically undergo most of the blood transfusions, and only a small number of backbones will take root.

Zoke muttered, "It's both..."

In fact, long before meeting the Special 1st Battalion, Zoke had already made up his mind to report to his superiors and assist the New Fourth Army and the Eighth Route Army.

The reason he asked this was because he was very interested in some of the tactics of the Special 1st Battalion.

For example, sinking snipers into the class structure was a method he had never seen before.

"Captain Zhou, I noticed that you deployed a lot of tactics that I had never seen before during the attack. Did you learn these tactics in Germany?"

"Some of it was learned from Germany, but some of it was an improvement on some of our tactics, and some of it was learned from other forces."

Zhou Weiguo said this, suddenly glanced at Zhang Anping, and said with a smile: "Colonel Zoke, actually Commander Zhang should have a say on this point."

"You probably don't know that the concept of sniper was introduced and promoted by Commander Zhang. Before that, we all called them sharpshooters. It was Commander Zhang who planned and built the first sniper training camp in our country. The first batch of snipers came out of this camp and built our sniper system."

"Some of the tactics I used today were inspired by Commander Zhang's original teachings."

"Huh? There's such a thing?"

Zhang Anping shrugged nonchalantly: "I just carried forward some theories I learned from you Americans."

The concept of sniper was actually developed and promoted by later generations. During World War II, it was the Soviet Union that really attached importance to snipers.

The German and American armies actually did not attach as much importance to snipers as later generations understood.

In the early days of World War II, under the fast pace of blitzkrieg, snipers were not important to the German army, and were not even taken as seriously as the Brandenburg special forces, the earliest special forces.

It was not until they were taught a lesson by snipers from the Soviet Red Army that they began to take it seriously.

As for the U.S. military, their emphasis on snipers was forged by a [tattered] army. It was only after the end of the Korean War that the U.S. military began to pay attention to snipers. Finally, after years of precipitation and relying on their national strength, they established a precision shooter system and a higher-specification sniper system for the front-line troops.

During World War II, the U.S. military had snipers, but there was no professional training system. The snipers at that time were more like the precision shooters of later generations - even the weapons they used were modified Springfield rifles with scopes added.

Zuko thought for a while, and after digesting it for a while, he asked again:

"Captain Zhou, what do you think of the gap in quality between Chinese and Japanese soldiers?"

Without waiting for Zhou Weiguo to answer, he added:

"As far as I know, you have served in the National Army before, and have fought from the Battle of Songhu to the present. You should have a say in this regard."

Zhou Weiguo immediately became serious when he heard this. After organizing his words, he said in a deep voice:

"If we take the Battle of Shanghai as the starting point, the quality of Japanese soldiers has been declining!"

"In the past, Commander Zhang issued a [Zhang Xiao Secret Investigation Report], which included an investigation into the decline in the quality of Japanese troops - and that was three years ago!"

"In fact, except for a very small number of Japanese troops, the quality of most Japanese troops has seriously declined. At the same time, the quality of our troops has been improving as the war continues."

"Colonel Zock, you should have read the book On Protracted War, right?"

Zuko nodded subconsciously.

"The current Japanese army is completely in line with the predictions in the book," Zhou Weiguo said. "Many people say that the Japanese made a wrong move and should not have declared war on the United States."

"In fact, the Japanese had no choice but to take this step, because the battlefield in China had completely dragged down Japan's economic system. If they could not find new growth points or new resource extraction points, the Japanese would be defeated."

"So, they had to take the risk of launching a southward strategy and had to take the risk of attacking the Pacific Fleet."

Hearing this, Zorke interrupted and said, "Unfortunately, this is a dead move. It's a dead move, right?"

Zhou Weiguo smiled and said, "Yes, the previous Battle of Midway has explained everything, hasn't it?"

"Zhou, you and Zhang are very similar. He said the same thing - is this what you call that? ... Yes, great minds think alike!"

Zhou Weiguo smiled and said, "Commander Zhang is so elegant, I dare not approach him."

Zhang Anping smiled: "Commander Zhou just walked into the wrong door. If he were on the National Army side, with his talent, he would definitely not be inferior to Zhang."

Although Zoker was an expert on China, he still didn't quite understand the shady talk between the Chinese. He thought the two were being too modest, so he said in dissatisfaction:
"You Chinese are just too modest."

Zhou Weiguo and Zhang Anping both gave fake smiles, each one more fake than the other.

The next day, the attack on Shushan Town was launched.

The Special 1st Battalion still took the lead, but at the same time it received full support from the Independent 2nd Regiment.

Although the Japanese troops in Shushan Town were superior to those in Dingshan Town, when Dingshan Town was attacked, the Japanese troops in Shushan Town went forward to provide support but were blocked by the Second Independent Regiment. The two sides fought fiercely for an afternoon and midnight, and the Japanese troops had to withdraw at the cost of heavy casualties.

The Japanese troops were outnumbered by the New Fourth Army, and there was also the 1st Special Battalion, so they were crushed in terms of firepower. The battle naturally ended smoothly - two strongholds were successively eliminated, and a total of more than 900 Japanese troops broke through, but their subsequent breakout journey was not smooth, and only less than 600 people withdrew to Yixing, Changxing and Liyang.

In two days of fighting, the Japanese lost more than a thousand people in the two towns of Dingshan and Shushan alone.

If the losses exceeded one thousand, the Japanese would have to deploy more than two thousand men to make up for the losses, and in order to prevent similar incidents from happening again, the number of men would have to be increased even further.

This is how the Japanese troops were delayed in the battlefield behind enemy lines.

……

Zok was very interested in the Special Battalion 1 and decided to observe it for a period of time. Zhang Anping, who was "kidnapped" by him, had no choice but to secretly feel happy and act like he was willing to sacrifice his life for a gentleman.

night.

"Sir, why are we staying here?"

James didn't understand.

After all, he is an intelligence officer and does not have a keen sense of tactics.

"James, you know what? This unit has impressed me a lot. Combined with some of the tactics of the Loyalists before, I now have an idea in my mind that I need to think about more."

"Military aid?"

"No, it's about troop tactics. I need to think about it more - the Chinese surprised me!"

James shrugged. He didn't know what his superior was thinking. He just felt bored. He didn't know that Zock was brewing a new report in his mind:
[Suggestions on learning from the Chinese military to form special elite forces]

It's still night.

Suzhou.

At the home of Zhu Zheng, Commissioner of Suzhou Security Bureau.

"My dear cousin, please stop being stubborn! The Japanese are sweeping Britain and the United States on the battlefield now. The American Pacific Fleet is finished. Do you think Britain and the United States can defeat the invincible Imperial Army?"

"Cousin, wake up! Don't be fooled by the lies woven by the Military Control Commission. Joining the Japanese is the only way to survive!"

"As long as you come over, the Suzhou Security Bureau will be established and you will be the deputy director! When the time comes, we two brothers will join forces and Suzhou will be our territory!"

"If you follow the Military Control Commission, you will be shot by the Japanese sooner or later!"

Faced with Zhu Zheng's "earnest" words, the faith of the Military Control Commission members in front of them gradually collapsed.

"Cousin, I'm done with you!"

Zhu Zheng was overjoyed: "That's right. Hiding here and there with the Military Control Commission will never lead to anything good. Only by following the Japanese can we enjoy a good life!"

Perhaps he had decided to betray, and his heart became evil. He took a deep breath and said:
"Cousin, I remember the Japanese offered a reward of 30,000 dollars for the capture of the 'fisherman', right?"

Zhu Zheng was stunned: "Do you know the information about 'Fishermen'?"

"Fisherman" is a code name used by the Military Intelligence Bureau to refer to a mysterious spy. Because of this person's existence, Suzhou's crackdown on the Military Intelligence Bureau has not been able to achieve significant results.

"I know him."

"he is……"

"Zhou Jixian." (End of this chapter)