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Su Mosheng, also known as Qingsong, is a member of our Party who has infiltrated the Ministry of Economic Affairs and is the core of the Qingsong intelligence group. Previously, Yuan Nong was arrested because of his treachery, and with Wang Tianfeng launching an investigation in the Ministry of Economic Affairs, Su Mosheng's situation was extremely critical.

Zhang Anping made his move at the most dangerous moment, not only outmaneuvering Wang Tianfeng but also "poaching" a large number of experts and talents from the Ministry of Economic Affairs, creating the illusion that Qingsong had withdrawn.

The real Qingsong, Su Mosheng, firmly believed that Qingsong had not left. Relying on his classmate relationship with Ye Xiufeng, he left behind an investigation team from the Party Affairs Bureau to continue investigating Qingsong within the Ministry of Economic Affairs. This was a "trigger" left by Zhang Anping. If someone with ulterior motives took the bait, they would inevitably contact the real Qingsong, Su Mosheng. This person with ulterior motives was either Mao Renfeng or Wang Tianfeng.

However, Su Mosheng was not affiliated with Intelligence Group No. 2. Although he established contact with Chai Ying due to the crisis of exposure, Chai Ying took the initiative to cut off contact with Su Mosheng after the matter was resolved. Information exchange between Qingsong Intelligence Group and Intelligence Group No. 2 was carried out through superiors.

This communication method is bound to be severely flawed—a piece of information that Su Mosheng considers unimportant might be of great help in resolving the current crisis.

This is also why Zhang An was determined to see Qingsong.

As for why he went in person instead of through Chai Ying, it was because Zhang Anping needed to be an uninvited guest, and Chai Ying would have been a burden.

The apartment where Su Mosheng lives.

Zhang Anping walked over, and after confirming that no one was paying attention, he once again activated his "wall-climbing" mode, climbed up the wall to the fifth floor, pried open the window, and sneaked into the Su family's house.

[This climbing over walls and breaking through windows is now practically tied to the Qingsong intelligence team.]

After confirming from the furnishings that it was undoubtedly the Su family home, and after discerning Su Mosheng's breathing in the bedroom, Zhang Anping knocked on the bedroom door with a "top hat."

Next, Su Mosheng pretended to be confused, and Zhang Anping used the secret code to confirm his identity. Since it was a secret code between Su Mosheng and Chai Ying, there was no possibility of leakage unless Chai Ying was arrested and confessed. Therefore, after confirming the code, Su Mosheng believed the identity of the disguised Zhang Anping in front of him. If Chai Ying was arrested and confessed the code, the spies would not need to use this method to test him.

After confirming his identity, Su Mosheng sarcastically remarked to this comrade who had abruptly approached him:
"Comrade, your way of making contact is quite...unconventional!"

Having worked in intelligence for so long, Su Mosheng had never seen anyone sneak into his home to make contact—aren't you afraid of being misunderstood?

"It's urgent."

Just four words were enough to quell Su Mosheng's anger. The reason was simple and didn't need further explanation.

"what's up?"

"Do you still have contact with Wang Tianfeng?"

"Yes—initially, he contacted me through Guo Qiyun. After Guo Qiyun surrendered, he was the one who directly intervened. Now, some of his people are liaising with my people, and we share information regarding investigations."

Su Mosheng gave Zhang Anping a strange look:

"I've generally reported all the information we exchange with my superiors. What do you need to know?"

Zhang Anping didn't answer, but continued to ask, "Wang Tianfeng, is he secretly cooperating with the police?"

"He's secretly cooperating with the police? I'm not sure about that, let me think..." Su Mosheng pondered and said, "Now that you mention it, it seems to be true—starting some time ago, he's been providing more information. If he really is cooperating with the police, did it begin around this time?"

Zhang Anping immediately pressed for an answer:
"When exactly?"

"Yes, it was during the dogfight within the Bureau of Investigation and Statistics. By the way, I met Wang Tianfeng once back then, and he casually asked if anyone from the Bureau of Investigation and Statistics had contacted me."

"What did you say back then?"

“I told him that Shen had contacted me several times and even specifically told me to remember to contact him if I had any clues about the Communist Party.”

Shen Zui?

Zhang Anping pondered silently.

Because of the truth serum, Shen Zui must be on Wang Tianfeng's list of suspects. How will Wang Tianfeng interpret the information provided by Qingsong?
"Any more?"

Su Mosheng answered affirmatively, "No."

"When he was with you, did he mention Mao Renfeng and Zhang Anping?"

"We talked about it during normal conversations. Although he's not a talkative person, I could still tell he had some reservations about Mao Renfeng—oh right, now that you mention it, I remember!" Su Mosheng carefully chose her words:

"Because I was interested in the dogfights within the Bureau of Investigation and Statistics, I brought up the topic a few more times under various pretexts. However, he stopped responding after that. The only time he mentioned Zhang Anping was when he said he felt somewhat indebted to this big spy."

The top secret agent remained expressionless and, after Su Mosheng finished speaking, pressed him for an answer: "When did this happen?"

"It was only a few days after Guo Qiyun reported the news, but he didn't respond to any topics about Mao Renfeng at the time. I wondered if he had gotten involved with Mao Renfeng, but it turned out I was overthinking it. Given Mao Renfeng's reputation, he definitely wouldn't be interested in her."

"Well, it's said that he was the source of information about Mao Renfeng's collusion with the Communists. How could he possibly be involved with Mao Renfeng?"

After Su Mosheng finished speaking, he couldn't help but laugh. Mao Renfeng, a spy who was a communist sympathizer? It's amusing that such news could spread—how could dog spies like Mao Renfeng and Zhang Anping possibly be my comrades?!

Zhang Anping didn't care about Su Mosheng's laughter, and at this moment he felt as if the clouds had parted and the sun was shining.

His previous plan was to deal with the situation if Wang Tianfeng suspected him—but what if Wang Tianfeng didn't suspect him?
Is he suspecting Mao Renfeng?!

Zhang Anping is usually very confident, so his current state shouldn't be like this.

The reason we have this feeling of being on edge is actually because of a single sentence from Wang Tianfeng:

There's a mole among the people you gave me!

The essence of this statement was Wang Tianfeng's advice to Zhang Anping to calm down when Zhang Anping lost his temper—Zhang Anping's response at the time was perfectly fine, but later, this statement led him to make many connections.

So much so that he instinctively leaned towards Wang Tianfeng beginning to doubt himself.

But after talking with Su Mosheng, Zhang Anping realized another possibility, as if the clouds had parted and the sun had shone through.

The fact that Wang Tianfeng secretly colluded with the police without informing him further supports this possibility. If Wang Tianfeng had informed him, he would have had to take the blame for Wang Tianfeng if there were any problems. However, if the police were involved, Tang Zong would not have hesitated even slightly when shifting the blame, as this would be unbecoming of a politician.
"Thank you!"

Having seen the light after the storm, Zhang Anping naturally took his leave of Su Mosheng—Su Mosheng's communication with Wang Tianfeng regarding the investigation of Qingsong was still limited, and apart from this information, he clearly could not provide any other information.

But we must thank Comrade Qingsong Su Mosheng. If he hadn't gotten close to Wang Tianfeng during Wang Tianfeng's most vulnerable time, he might still have been planning this based on Wang Tianfeng's suspicion of him.

As the saying goes, a small difference can lead to a huge error. If Zhang Anping's plan is based on Wang Tianfeng's suspicion of him, it will definitely backfire.

Conversely, it is better to follow Wang Tianfeng's true thinking when making plans, as this makes it easier to lead Wang Tianfeng by the nose.

Seeing Zhang Anping about to leave, Su Mosheng, whose sweet dream had been interrupted, looked bewildered. "Wait, didn't you say it was extremely urgent?"

But I don't think I've helped you much, have I?

Watching Zhang Anping wave to him from the window after the lights were turned off, and then "disappear" from the window, Su Mosheng couldn't help but rub his eyes, thinking to himself, "This comrade is really... quite unique."

However, what trouble did they encounter?

[It's extremely urgent... Is it related to Wang Tianfeng? Can I help...?]

Just as I was thinking of this, Zhang Anping's head suddenly popped up at the window again:
"Comrade Su, don't try to find out anything from Wang Tianfeng. He's more vigilant than you think, and don't even think you can help him. Don't even think that way!"

After saying that, his head disappeared again.

Zhang Anping suddenly thought of it when he was "going downstairs"—his connection with the Qingsong Intelligence Group through climbing walls and windows, and his various connections with the Qingsong Intelligence Group.

Inevitably, the thought of Yuan Nong's resolute cover-up came to mind.

He worried that Su Mosheng might go to Wang Tianfeng specifically to offer help, which would backfire. [This guy, did he read my mind?]

Are you kidding me...?

Su Mosheng stood silently by himself, watching to see if another head would pop up at the window.

……

Zhang Anping, who had just returned from Qingsong's place, suddenly felt much more relaxed.

Since Wang Tianfeng didn't doubt him, he was more confident in his next move.

One thing is certain from the existing situation: Cai Xiaoqiang's arrest was a deliberate act of "protection" by Wang Tianfeng.

The original form of this play could only be one of a few possibilities:
After confirming Cai Xiaoqiang's identity, Wang Tianfeng did not take action but instead adopted a peaceful approach, attempting to persuade Cai Xiaoqiang to defect. Cai Xiaoqiang was undoubtedly tempted and even deliberately revealed some of the information about "that intelligence" for his own benefit.

It's possible that Cai Xiaoqiang knew the value of this intelligence, while Wang Tianfeng was eager to take advantage of it, so the two sides were locked in a tug-of-war. During this time, it could have been Wang Tianfeng's deliberate scheme, or it could have been due to Cai Xiaoqiang's own actions. In any case, the funds in Cai Xiaoqiang's possession ran into trouble.

Cai Xiaoqiang therefore sought help from Wang Tianfeng in an attempt to fill the gap, but Wang Tianfeng may have taken the opportunity to arrest him, cutting off Cai Xiaoqiang's escape route, and trying to extract the top-secret information that Cai Xiaoqiang possessed.

In order to appease the underground party, they arrested the Xi family father and son, creating the illusion that Cai Xiaoqiang was just caught in the crossfire.

At this point, Cai Xiaoqiang had nowhere to turn. He had to ensure he secured the profits. Wang Tianfeng couldn't just talk his way out of things; if he agreed, he would have to come see me!

Of course, we can't rule out the possibility that Cai Xiaoqiang might succumb to Wang Tianfeng's pressure and eventually confess—in that case, we'd have to add fuel to the fire!

At this moment, Zhang Anping had made up his mind, and he quickly sent out an order in the form of a secret message.

The comrade who received the riddle was named Qiu Ning.

He also has another identity:

Deputy Director of the Intelligence Division of the Bureau of Investigation and Statistics, a core general of Mao's faction.

……

Fuchang Hotel.

After driving around the streets of Nanjing, Wang Tianfeng parked his car in the parking lot in front of the restaurant and walked in slowly. He then took the elevator to the sixth floor. In the corridor on the sixth floor, a restaurant waiter was wandering around. When he saw Wang Tianfeng, the waiter nodded to him without making a sound.

So, did Wang Tianfeng settle Cai Xiaoqiang here?

The answer is... no!
Next, Wang Tianfeng went into a room, and a few minutes later, he came out again, now dressed in a suit and tie.

This time, he did not take the elevator, but went down the stairs to the first floor. Led by a "waiter", he left Fuchang Hotel through the back door.

His real target was a small hotel about 300 meters behind the Fuchang Hotel, where Cai Xiaoqiang would be settled.

There were indeed people "locked up" inside the Fuchang Hotel.

But without a doubt, this is a trap, a death trap prepared for the pursuers.

Ever since he began to doubt the integrity of the Bureau of Investigation and Statistics' intelligence network, Wang Tianfeng has distrusted any spies from the Bureau of Investigation and Statistics or the Party's intelligence agency. The only reason he's still at the "stronghold" is:
He couldn't afford to lose his trail from the undercover agent's sight.

Moreover, he wanted to give the undercover agent a chance, a chance to follow him, and then lead the undercover agent into the deadly trap of the Fuchang Hotel.

Because Zhang Anping knew Wang Tianfeng too well, he never considered using Wang Tianfeng to find Cai Xiaoqiang.

Given Wang Tianfeng's growing suspicions, following him to find Cai Xiaoqiang would undoubtedly be tantamount to walking into a minefield—something Zhang Anping could easily foresee with his eyes closed.

With Zhang Anping remaining "unmoved," Wang Tianfeng's attempt to fish for fish naturally failed. Upon arriving at the small hotel he had acquired with funds provided by the police station, the landlady regretfully shook her head at Wang Tianfeng, indicating that no leads had been found at the Fuchang Hotel.

This small hotel is Wang Tianfeng's current core stronghold, a core stronghold composed of veterans of the Military Intelligence Bureau!
On the third floor, in a renovated room, Wang Tianfeng saw Cai Xiaoqiang, who was being held captive.

Upon seeing Wang Tianfeng enter, the restless Cai Xiaoqiang anxiously asked:
"Director Wang, did your Director Zhang agree to my conditions or not?"

Wang Tianfeng shook his head:
“Mr. Cai, your conditions are indeed too harsh.”

"Harsh? Director Wang, are you kidding me!"

Cai Xiaoqiang said loudly, "You must have investigated the clues I gave you—do you really think that's too demanding?"

He spoke loudly, as if to cover up his guilty conscience.

However, when Wang Tianfeng saw this, he did not show any relief; he simply said:

"You're asking for too much."

"High? I have to think about the rest of my life, don't I? Director Wang, to be honest, I don't have a good outlook on your party and state—the way things are, I'm afraid it really won't last ten years." Cai Xiaoqiang, instead, began to advise Wang Tianfeng:

"Director Wang, could you do me a favor and put in a good word? If your superiors agree to my terms, I can give you three big yellow croakers!"

"Director Wang, you should at least think about your own future!"

Wang Tianfeng looked calmly at Cai Xiaoqiang, not responding to his "bribe," but continuing in a calm tone:
"It seems you've realized there's a problem. Yesterday, someone ordered the undercover agent to cut off all contact."

"This is information from an undercover agent."

After saying that, he took out a document and placed it on the table.

Seeing that Cai Xiaoqiang didn't make a move to take it, Wang Tianfeng said:
"Mr. Cai, this is not the attitude of cooperation."

Cai Xiaoqiang asked in astonishment, "What do you mean?"

"Can we be completely honest with each other?"

"Am I not honest enough?"

Faced with Cai Xiaoqiang's question, a cold smile finally appeared on Wang Tianfeng's lips, but his tone remained calm:
"Since yesterday, you've been deliberately acting impatient. Are you trying to determine whether I'm just talking nonsense by observing my reaction?"

Seeing that Cai Xiaoqiang was about to explain, Wang Tianfeng interrupted him:
"If you are unwilling to cooperate, then please do as you wish."

Cai Xiaoqiang suddenly calmed down, completely different from his previous agitated state. He stared at Wang Tianfeng:
"Director Wang, cooperation requires sincerity, but so far I haven't seen any sincerity from you!"

"If you were me, wouldn't you be worried?"

"Besides, you betrayed me first. How could I dare to trust you with my life?"

This is the real Cai Xiaoqiang—Zhang Anping guessed wrong about one thing: it wasn't Wang Tianfeng who took the initiative to approach Cai Xiaoqiang, but rather Cai Xiaoqiang who took the initiative to approach Wang Tianfeng.

But Zhang Anping was right about one thing: Cai Xiaoqiang did indeed run into trouble with his funds, which forced him to meet with Wang Tianfeng. After being "protected" by Wang Tianfeng, Cai Xiaoqiang realized that he had fallen into Wang Tianfeng's trap.

This is why Cai Xiaoqiang is now hesitant to reveal his trump card.

He didn't trust Wang Tianfeng.

On the contrary, he trusted Zhang Shih-hao—the Zhang Shih-hao who, during his time in Shanghai, always kept his word regarding the Japanese he tried to recruit! (End of Chapter)