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Chapter 251 Return to Shanghai (Additional update for book friend Shengyu)

Over the next few days, the atmosphere in the capital became extremely tense.

The principal summons many people every day and asks them various questions.

These questions are almost all about Japan.

The Japanese Consulate in the capital also shrank and made no intention of making any statement on this matter.

It can be said that Japanese Consul General Hori Koichi had a hard time saying that when Secretary Kong and several others died, he guessed the cause of their death.

But he was unable to report anything to the government.

Because this is equivalent to telling the government that they are developing bacterial weapons.

And given the nature of the national government being leaky from all sides, telling the national government is basically equivalent to telling the whole world.

This is undoubtedly extremely detrimental to the Japanese government's international reputation.

So Hori Koichi could only pretend not to know anything.

And when the Soviets reported the Japanese poison gas and bacterial weapons experiments in Northeast China, Hori Koichi had to work harder to persevere.

After all, if you reveal it at this time, you will be admitting it yourself.

This will have a fatal blow to Japan's international reputation.

As for the stubborn support of Japanese people like Mr. Hori, in the eyes of the principal and the Kong family.

It means being a thief with a guilty conscience and refusing to admit his guilt.

In particular, the Kong family spent a lot of money to buy a key piece of information from the international market.

According to intelligence, the Taiping Organization's performance has declined severely in recent years. Last year, it only sold hundreds of thousands of arms.

If it weren't for the support of the Japanese military, this organization might not be able to survive.

Domestic military industrial companies in Japan, such as Mitsubishi, are increasingly dissatisfied with the Taiping Organization, which has controlled the export of Japanese army equipment for many years, and are quite interested in replacing it.

In this way, it can be regarded as filling in the reason why the Japanese want to attack Secretary Kong and others.

However, just when everyone thought this matter would become a big deal, the Kong family suddenly accepted the theory that Secretary Kong died of a sudden illness.

On Secretary Kong's seventh day, his body was taken back to Kong's house to prepare for the funeral.

The various investigative departments that were previously ordered by the principal to solve the case within a time limit also received orders to suspend investigations.

This case was dropped so suddenly.

However, everyone within Lixingshe received a notice from Dai Chunfeng to intensify the crackdown on Japanese spies.

According to gossip, similar notices also appeared in the Party Affairs Office, Gendarmerie, Police Department and other units.

Many important officials from the Ministry of Finance also began to publicly speak out on various occasions to strongly support matters related to the joint anti-Japanese war.

Obviously, the Kong family did not say they planned to just swallow this breath.

For a time, the entire capital launched a vigorous operation to catch Japanese spies.

However, many Japanese spies lurking in the capital were indeed caught.

However, these have nothing to do with Lu Feng.

After the principal issued an order to suspend the investigation, Lu Feng, the temporary head of the investigation, was dismissed on the spot.

In the past few days, even if the Japanese were slow to react, they still knew that the "Northern Jiangsu Agency" had been eliminated.

They quickly completed the communication cutoff and transfer of all relevant personnel.

This also means that the value of the "Northern Jiangsu Agency" basically ends here.

At this point, Lu Feng and Zheng Yaoxian's ban was completely lifted, and the group bought train tickets back to Shanghai on the same day.

Only this time, there was a special person among their group:

Jiangtiandi.

Originally, Dai Chunfeng wanted to keep the Japanese spy agency chief who had voluntarily surrendered in the capital and continue to squeeze his value.

But Jiang Tianyi himself was extremely resistant to staying in the capital. According to him, even Shanghai, which is the base camp of Japanese spies in China, is safer than the capital.

After all, there are still many places in Shanghai where Japanese spies are helpless.

These insulting words almost made Dai Chunfeng drag Jiang Tianzhu out and kill him out of anger.

However, considering the value of Jiangtianzong and the vigorous anti-Japanese espionage activities currently initiated by the Kong family in the capital.

Dai Chunfeng finally agreed to let Zheng Yaoxian and the others take Jiangtian to Shanghai for custody.

So, Jiang Tianyi, who changed into a Chinese tunic suit, made up and became a member of the action team and boarded the train back to Shanghai with Lu Feng and the others.

After arriving in Shanghai, Jiangtian was arranged by Zheng Yaoxian and asked to be taken to a safe house in the concession.

Others came to the Chang family mansion in Caojiadu Town in batches.

As the current liaison office of the special agent brigade, the shipload of supplies and equipment brought by Lu Feng from Suzhou were temporarily placed here.

After arranging the action team members, Lu Feng, Zheng Yaoxian and Yu Manli came to an office on the second floor.

"This is the list of that batch of supplies. They have all been counted and registered in the warehouse."

Yu Manli took out something like a report and handed it to the two of them.

In order to register this list clearly, Yu Manli can be said to have been busy for several days.

There was no way around it. The large amount of supplies and equipment sent by Lu Feng was too large, and Yu Manli had never come into contact with many of the items in it. She didn't even know what they were used for, so it was naturally difficult to register them.

In addition, she also had to take care of the affairs of the telecommunications team, which really made it difficult to get away.

Lu Feng looked at the haggard little girl and thought to himself that he should dig out Sun Dapu as soon as possible.

As for the list on the table, Lu Feng and Zheng Yaoxian only took a rough look at it to make sure they knew what it was.

After reading the list, Yu Manli took out another small suitcase, placed it on the table and opened it in front of the two of them.

Inside were several written documents and an ocean of envelopes.

As a rough estimate, it's about two to three thousand yuan.

"The money was given to you by Webmaster Lin. As for the property, do you have any ideas?"

As for the matters regarding these industries, Lu Feng could actually handle them as early as the last time he returned to Shanghai alone.

But after thinking about it, Lu Feng decided to wait for Zheng Yao to deal with it face to face first.

This is also a kind of respect for others.

Facing Lu Feng's question, Zheng Yaoxian shook his head and said:

"You just have to figure it out."

"That's fine."

Lu Feng nodded and directly placed the documents in Yu Manli's hands.

"Take it home, ask your father to sign it, and then go to Suzhou to take over these industries."

"Ok."

Yu Manli didn't say anything, just nodded and accepted.

Lu Feng plans to use this Hengli yarn factory to produce medical gauze.

On the Songhu battlefield half a year later, all kinds of medical items will become scarce resources. While there is still time and suitable resources on hand, Lu Feng naturally has to make as many preparations as possible.

After dealing with these things, this trip to Suzhou has completely come to an end.

Next, Lu Feng's attention can be focused on the matters at the Fukuoka warehouse.

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