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The sea and land battle at the Shanghai Naval Base meant that Zhang Anping's layout was basically completed.

The blame for Yamamoto's death was put on the Japanese Army, and the Japanese Army can never get rid of this blame.

Perfect ending!

So, he had to leave.

On the way from Shanghai to the Third War Zone, Zhang Anping told Dai Shanwu, who had been in Shanghai for a long time and was confused, about the process of this layout.

In his story, Okamoto Heiji's identity is naturally a Japanese, and there are no other changes.

After spending a whole day explaining the entire arrangement, Dai Shanwu, one of the listeners, had a light in his eyes:

Clear and stupid.

He didn't expect that during the time he stayed in Shanghai, so many battles would break out on the unknown battlefield - compared with his domineering and incorporation of various gangs in the Kuomintang-controlled area of ​​Zhejiang, this kind of secret war in Shanghai was truly dazzling and exciting.

Facing Dai Shanwu's expression, Zhang Anping asked with a smile: "Are you moved?"

Dai Shanwu nodded honestly: "Cousin, I want to follow you forever and learn your ability to turn your hands into clouds and your hands into rain."

He is a second-generation rich man. He had a bad relationship with his father in the past and was thrown into Jiangshan County in a fit of anger. With the outbreak of the full-scale war of resistance against Japan, everyone had the responsibility to defend the territory, so he began his career in the Military Control Commission - but from beginning to end, he was just "played" by his subordinates.

Well, he is the idiot who takes the blame while you guys take the benefits.

His father was the leader of the Military Control Commission, his cousin was the strongest trump card of the Military Control Commission, and a bunch of uncles in his hometown were all middle and high-level officials of the Military Control Commission. Then, in the Jiangshan area, he was used as a gun by his subdued subordinates and went to Zhang Anping, who could not tolerate any grain of sand in his eyes, to seek benefits.

After "defecting" when arrested, facing the reality after a severe beating, and personally experiencing the "myth", the middle school student's blood began to boil and he forgot what Zhang Anping had said before.

Facing the gaze that looked like that of a college student in later generations, Zhang Anping patted him on the shoulder and said:

"Do you remember the bamboo in my hometown?"

Dai Shanwu was a little confused and didn't know why Zhang Anping asked this.

"Some bamboos can grow more than a meter in a day. Isn't that amazing?"

"But what you don't know is that before they start growing rapidly, their roots are constantly spreading in the soil. When you see it grow more than a meter a day, you don't know that underground, it has been quietly developing for many years."

Zhang Anping added:
"This time you saw that I played the Japanese around so well that I could even easily pin the death of a general on the Japanese themselves - isn't that amazing?"

Dai Shanwu was not stupid, so he naturally would not say it was amazing. Instead, he said "smartly": "You mean you were able to do this because you did a lot of work in places that were not visible?"

"In the Special High Police, two captured agents were tricked into taking poison. In the naval base, a colonel who was under house arrest was poisoned. If we hadn't started developing internal supporters several years ago, do you think we could have done it when the time came?"

Faced with this rhetorical question, Dai Shanwu could only shake his head.

The Japanese are not fools. It may not be easy to accomplish their plans when the time comes.
"It's just like the bamboo you saw suddenly grow one meter a day. The real Kung Fu is in the places you can't see! By the way, let me tell you another story - his name is Liu Moxuan..."

Zhang Anping slowly told the story of his student.

What Dai Shanwu saw was Zhang Anping's overwhelming victory, but in the real intelligence battlefield, people like Liu Moxuan are the majority.

Lurking with a mission in mind, waiting boringly for years, just to bloom at that moment.

Even though Dai Shanwu had done many ridiculous things, after listening to Liu Moxuan's story, a feeling of sadness still spread involuntarily throughout his body.

But Zhang Anping's impact on him was too great. Facing Zhang Anping's repeated dissuasion, he still remained firm in his determination:
"Cousin, I have benefited a lot from this trip to Shanghai. In the past, I wasted my time and was taken advantage of by others without knowing it. But I still want to be like you."

Zhang Anping patted Dai Shanwu on the shoulder again:

"Very good. To do this job, you need to have a firm will, not just think what others say. Your own opinion is the most important!"

Dai Shanwu looked at Zhang Anping in surprise: "Cousin, do you agree?"

Zhang Anping looked at his cousin and asked with a smile, "Why do you think I brought you to Shanghai?"

Dai Shanwu suddenly realized, his face full of surprise, and he had the urge to blurt out something. Zhang Anping pinched his shoulders:

"Learn to hold it in."

Dai Shanwu nodded repeatedly.

"Since you've decided to follow me, let's be frank!"

"District seat, you say!"

Dai Shanwu put his legs together and looked serious.

Zheng Yi, who had been listening on the side, rolled his eyes secretly and thought to himself, Jiangshan Lang, oh Jiangshan Lang, are you really not afraid of killing your cousin?
Zhang Anping smiled and said, "Do you know why after the Battle of Songhu, both the Japanese and our side strictly ordered soldiers not to salute their superiors on the battlefield?"

Dai Shanwu continued to express his confusion with the eyes of a college student.

"Because of one person, snipers appeared in the army on a large scale. The appearance of a large number of snipers caused officers to no longer dare to put on airs on the battlefield."

It took Dai Shanwu a few seconds to understand the joke and Zhang Anping's hidden meaning. He smiled embarrassedly and promised that he would not make this mistake again.

Zhang Anping didn't care and continued talking about "business".

"If you make a mistake under my command, don't expect me to treat you preferentially - are you prepared for this?"

"Have!"

"Well, then you can go back to Chongqing later."

Dai Shanwu opened his mouth wide: "Ah?"

Zhang Anping raised his eyebrows and asked, "Don't want to?!"

"No, no—I do."

"After you return to Chongqing, you will go find a man named Bian Jike. Your next task is to grow roots underground like bamboo, until one day the time is right. Then you can harvest them at a growth rate of more than one meter a day, just like bamboo."

Dai Shanwu nodded as if he understood, because he didn't understand why they were going to Chongqing instead of the Third War Zone or behind enemy lines.

Zhang Anping also gave an explanation for this:

"The Japanese are like the tail of a rabbit, which can no longer grow. Even if you take root and continue to develop now, it is too late. When you harvest, you will not have much chance - in this case, you might as well prepare for the future."

"future?"

Dai Shanwu was puzzled, Zhang Anping smiled but said nothing. After Dai Shanwu pleaded for a while, he kept the secret and said:

"Some things require you to understand them yourself!"

……

The future that Zhang Anping mentioned is, of course, what he has always called "suppressing the Communists."

He also had other considerations for letting Dai Shanwu stand in front of the stage.

The spy network in Yan'an was completely uncovered, which made Zhang Anping's years of hard work go to waste - in fact, what was really "destroyed" was the Military Control Commission's layout and infiltration of the organization over the years.

Old Dai has been busy cooperating with the Americans recently and has no energy to make arrangements. Zhang Anping's failure must have taught Old Dai a lesson, and his new infiltration will inevitably be more cautious and covert than in the past.

Even if Zhang Anping accepted it, he would never put all his eggs in one basket again.

But this is exactly what Zhang Anping cannot accept.

So, how can we avoid Lao Dai from doing this?

Dai Shanwu is the key!
If Dai Shanwu were put in charge of this matter and assisted by several veteran generals, what would Dai do then?
Continue to put your eggs in multiple baskets?

People are all selfish!

Old Dai knew that his son could not take over the Military Control Commission. Surrounded by many fierce opponents, his son Jiang Shanlang was a piece of fat meat!
However, with his nephew's selfless help, even if his son could not take over the Military Control Commission, he would definitely have no problem occupying a high position - in this case, would he not help his son?

What will Dai do when Zhang Anping arranges veterans such as Bian Jike, Lu Zongfang and Ming Lou to assist Dai Shanwu, the bamboo, to take root underground?
By then, all the eggs will have to be put in one basket!

Three years!

There will be no problem carrying this basket of eggs for at least three years.

As for what to do three years later, that will be in the next volume, right?
……

The group evacuated from Shanghai to the Third War Zone regardless of wind and rain. After returning to Qianshan County, Zhang Anping arranged for Dai Shanwu to fly to Chongqing without stopping. During this trip, Dai Shanwu will serve as the representative of the Third War Zone Military Control Bureau and "report on his work" to the Military Control Bureau headquarters.

The ignorant Dai Shanwu had no idea of ​​Zhang Anping's purpose in sending him to the Military Control Commission to report on his work. However, old Dai, whose heart had dozens of holes, saw through his nephew's good intentions at a glance. Before Dai Shanwu got on the plane, he calmly ordered each district station and each war zone branch to send people back to report on their work.

Well, it mainly talks about the actions over the last year or so.

After Dai Shanwu arrived in Chongqing, he thought that he could meet Lao Dai as soon as possible because of his identity. However, he was told that since he was reporting on behalf of the Military Control Commission of the Third War Zone, he should respect the regulations and come to the headquarters of the bureau two days later to report on his work with his colleagues.

Old Dai knew that his son was unreliable. After sending someone to reject his work report, he immediately asked Minglou to take care of his son to prevent his son from making nonsense out of his mind.

Two days later, many senior officials from the Military Intelligence Bureau headquarters attended a performance review meeting to assess the recent performance of the Military Intelligence Bureau's various district stations and theater branches. Because of the cooperation with the U.S. intelligence system, many U.S. military intelligence officers also participated in this performance review meeting.

Of course, this was just an internal announcement. In fact, the U.S. military intelligence officers wanted to use this to understand what Zhang Shihao was doing in Shanghai. They had long wanted to obtain detailed information. Old Dai had sent a telegram to Zhang Anping specifically for this purpose, asking Zhang Anping to submit a detailed information, but Zhang Anping always made excuses that he didn't have time.

When Dai Shanwu went to Chongqing as a representative of the Military Control Commission of the Third War Zone, Dai immediately realized his nephew's good intentions, which led to this performance review meeting and the participation of the Allied intelligence officers.

With a serious face, Lao Dai entered the specially prepared meeting place with the American military intelligence officers. As a group of senior Military Control Commission officials stood up to greet them, he sat down first and signaled representatives from each district station and war zone branch to come on stage in turn to report on their work.

Zhang Guanfu, who was in charge of this performance review meeting, began to call out names.

One representative after another came on stage to report on the achievements of their units over the past year.

The district stations generally said: how many operations were organized, how much supplies were burned, how many traitors were assassinated, how much important intelligence was collected;

The theater division generally refers to:

How much intelligence support was provided to various war zones and how much armed forces were developed;
To be honest, it's actually quite... boring, because this information has already been compiled.

Faced with the representatives' "boasting", many people felt sleepy, but the US military intelligence officers listened with great interest.

Representatives came on stage one by one, and finally, the last one was left.

Zhang Guanfu called the number of officers slowly and calmly: "Next, Dai Shanwu, the representative of Shanghai Station, Zhongjiu Army, and the Third War Zone, will come up to report on his work."

Although everyone already knew that the final big axis represented a lot, but when these names came out, everyone couldn't help but perk up, and the US military intelligence officers' eyes lit up, and they all prepared to listen.

"Hello, boss, hello, everyone. I am Dai Shanwu from the department, and I am here to report on my duties on the orders of Chief Zhang."

After a brief talk, Dai Shanwu started by talking about the battle record of the Zhongjiu Army in the past year, then about the affairs of the Third War Zone, and finally the Shanghai Station. Compared with the results reported before, when he talked about the Shanghai Station, he couldn't help but beam with joy and a look of pride.

"Commanders, Shanghai Station has lost the ability to conduct large-scale urban operations due to the retreat of the concessions, but our Shanghai Station has not stopped its operations..."

"In view of the increasingly rampant behavior of the enemy, our Shanghai station organized a large-scale propaganda campaign not long ago. In this campaign, we distributed more than one million leaflets and used an extremely pro-Japanese newspaper in Shanghai to carry out a targeted news propaganda."

"After this propaganda campaign, the traitorous forces in Shanghai realized that the Japanese army was at the end of its rope and began to cooperate with us on a large scale."

"Once the Japanese army's decline becomes more obvious, all the traitors in Shanghai can be used by me!"

"In addition, my Shanghai station has done two major things recently!"

Dai Shanwu told the story with pride - even though he was not involved, Zhang Anping had already told him almost all the details. In addition, these two incidents happened when he was in Shanghai, so he had a sense of participation in them, and he described it vividly.

The news of Yamamoto's death had not yet spread in the country, so when Dai Shanwu threw out the news of Yamamoto's death as the first bomb, everyone except Dai Chunfeng was stunned.

"real or fake?"

"Oh my god, Yamamoto Isoroku is dead?!"

"Such a big thing, why didn't you tell me earlier!"

The top brass of the Military Control Commission couldn't help but start making a commotion, while the representatives from the various district stations and branches all looked extremely jealous.

Although they knew that Zhang Shihao's men would definitely kill them instantly, they could never imagine that they would be killed in such an instant!

A great general!

If it were them, they would have been shouting about it all over the world.

Zhang Guanfu, who was in charge of the meeting, stopped them and said:
"quiet!"

After suppressing the noise, Zhang Guanfu looked at Dai Chunfeng.

Dai Chunfeng nodded slightly and said, "The allies have confirmed that they have successfully ambushed Yamamoto Isoroku and his death - this is true."

A U.S. Army colonel named Willoughby echoed: "Well, General Dai is right, this is indeed true."

As the news was confirmed, the noise that had been suppressed just now became louder again. This time, Zhang Guanfu did not stop the noise, and neither did Dai Chunfeng.

Those who understand will understand.

As the message was accepted, the venue slowly returned to calm, and Dai Chunfeng directly signaled: "You continue."

Dai Shanwu heard this and threw out the second big bomb:

"After Yamamoto's death, Commander Zhang took the opportunity to assassinate Okamoto Heiji, the financier behind the Japanese Navy, and put the blame on the Japanese Army. Afterwards, the Japanese Navy sent an investigation team to Shanghai to investigate the leak of Yamamoto Isoroku's itinerary..."

Dai Shanwu began to tell the story in a brisk manner. His eyewitness tone and explosive content made everyone prick up their ears for fear of missing a key word.

Everyone was stunned when they heard that Zhang Anping had poisoned a group of Japanese spies to create the illusion that the army had deliberately leaked secrets and finally provoked a sea and land conflict.

Fuck, there is such a thing?!
Let the Japanese Army take the blame for the leak that led to the death of a naval admiral?

In the end, the naval and land force fighting resulted in hundreds of casualties?
So exciting?!
Although everyone was already used to Zhang Shihao dropping a big bomb at any time, this time's operation still blinded everyone's eyes.

The eyes of American intelligence officers were extremely bright at this time.

I learned something, I learned something, in the intelligence industry, it is actually possible to do this!
I learned it, I really learned it!
Dai Shanwu finally finished telling the explosive news. Everyone saw how excited he was in front of everyone and naturally knew that he was a "deep" participant.

Many people felt jealous and cursed their neighbors. Is it so easy to gain credit by following Zhang Shihao?
Dai Adou could actually achieve such a great feat!

Yes, everyone is not stupid and can naturally see what the purpose of this so-called performance review meeting is.

However, the big bombs that Dai Shanwu dropped one after another made it impossible for them to even have the slightest slander in their hearts.

Although Old Dai had a blank expression on his face, he was so happy that he was at a loss as to what to do.

[You stinky boy, you stinky boy, you stinky boy...]

He "criticized" his nephew over and over again in his heart, thinking that I just gave birth to a little cotton-padded jacket, but he is not as considerate as this bad boy!

He stood up modestly: "That's all? Meeting adjourned!"

Lao Dai thought to himself that I look so calm and composed, so I want to ask you if you are convinced!
……

Everyone thought that Zhang Anping's incident of the Japanese Army taking the blame was over.

However, they clearly underestimated the subsequent impact of this incident.

As the National Army began to announce on a large scale and in a high-profile manner that it had joined forces with its allies to eliminate Isoroku Yamamoto, the head of the Combined Fleet, the Japanese, realizing that they could no longer conceal the news, had no choice but to admit that Admiral Yamamoto had died in battle.

The Japanese shamelessly staged photos of Yamamoto's body, disguising his appearance after death as "like a hero in deep thought". They also admitted that it was the Military Control Commission that took the photo of Yamamoto leaving Shanghai, and ultimately colluded with the Americans to murder the hero of the empire...

However, rumors were spreading rapidly, whether within the Japanese Army or the Navy, the truth about Yamamoto's death was spreading:
It was the Army that betrayed Yamamoto's itinerary, which led to the Military Intelligence Bureau obtaining the information, and ultimately caused Yamamoto to die with hatred.

The Japanese navy and army were in a state of intense conflict, but neither side thought the news was outrageous. There were even naval generals who angrily accused the army in public.

It was under such circumstances that rumors were flying around that the Japanese navy and army staged a textbook example of brothers fighting against each other and failing to defend themselves against foreign aggression.

In the Pacific, the Battle of New Guinea broke out.

The Japanese Navy and Army did not support each other - when the Navy was bombed, the Army watched, and when the Army was bombed, the Navy watched. When the Army was about to starve to death, the Navy actually did not provide the Army with supply ships, and the Army's own supply ships did not have the Navy's escort.

This operation stunned the US-Australian coalition forces, and the Pacific Fleet Command was also puzzled by such information. It was not until the intelligence agency informed them of Zhang Anping's magical operation in Shanghai that the Pacific Fleet finally understood why this incredible situation occurred.

After the great victory in the first phase of the New Guinea Campaign, the future five-star general could not help but say a famous quote to the members of the Chinese military observation group on an important private occasion:

Zhang Shihao, alone, brought down two Japanese divisions!

After these words were transmitted back to the country via radio waves, the chief attendant laughed so hard that he couldn't stop.

So he said:
My Tiger Guards are worth two American-equipped divisions!
Because of this incident, the future five-star general remembered the name Zhang Shihao so firmly that seven years later he personally sent a message to the chief aide-de-camp to transfer Zhang Anping to his side to serve as an intelligence consultant.

Well, that’s a story for later. (End of this chapter)