Spy War: I am the Living King of Hell

Although Yang Xuewu was prepared for a protracted war, Isotani Masahiro did not let Yang Xuewu wait long.

The next morning, Masahiro Isotani walked out surrounded by the crowd. Today, Masahiro Isotani was preparing to go to the military government headquarters to inspect the work, but he could never have imagined that today would be the day of his death.

When his men opened the car door and Masahiro Isotani was about to get in, a gunshot was suddenly heard, and a flower of blood spurted out from Masahiro Isotani's head, splattering on the car door.

Seeing Masahiro Isotani dead, Yang Xuewu did not delay and directly put the gun into the space and left.

After all, he was not very familiar with Hong Kong Island, so he had to implement the plan strictly and not allow any unexpected events to occur, otherwise he would easily fall into danger.

After killing Masahiro Isotani, Yang Xuewu returned to his living room and thought about what to do next.

After thinking for a while, Yang Xuewu came up with a good idea. As far as he knew, there were more than 7000 British prisoners of war being held by the Japanese in the POW camp in Sham Shui Po.

Yang Xuewu’s next step was to make use of these British prisoners of war, as Britain had already declared war on Japan.

Given the Japanese's brutal behavior, they must have abused the more than 7000 British prisoners of war in every possible way.

Although the British army sometimes behaves in a sloppy manner, the more than 7000 British troops are definitely a powerful force.

Having suffered inhumane treatment at the hands of the Japanese, as long as they have even a little bit of blood in their veins, they will hate the Japanese very much.

Yang Xuewu's idea was to rescue these more than 7000 people from the POW camps and let them attack the Japanese in Hong Kong Island.

Doing this has two benefits. First, it can consume the Japanese manpower in Hong Kong Island. Second, it can make the British more hostile to the Japanese.

Although the British Empire has declined, a lean camel is still bigger than a horse. The more hatred the British have towards the Japanese, the more harm the Japanese will suffer.

After thinking of a plan, Yang Xuewu quietly went to the Sham Shui Po POW camp to check it out.

After two days of investigation, he found that the Japanese had indeed beaten and scolded the British prisoners of war as he had expected, and also humiliated the British.

Seeing the hatred on the faces of the British towards the Japanese, Yang Xuewu knew that his plan would definitely work.

On the third night, Yang Xuewu began to act. After taking care of all the sentries, Yang Xuewu took a machine gun and began to shoot in the prisoner-of-war camp.

While firing, he shouted: "Kill all the Japanese. We British cannot allow the Japanese to humiliate us."

Although the British prisoners of war did not know who shouted this sentence, they had suffered enough from the torture of the Japanese and could no longer bear it.

One by one, they rushed out of the POW camp and rushed towards the Japanese. They would rather die than be humiliated by the Japanese every day.

At this time they were like vicious wolves, wishing to eat the Japanese alive.

With Yang Xuewu's support, he continued to solve the fire points that put pressure on the prisoners of war. A few minutes later, the Japanese in the prisoner-of-war camp were slaughtered by the British prisoners of war. "Kill all the Japanese. Our British Empire cannot be humiliated." Yang Xuewu shouted and ran out of the prisoner-of-war camp. It was impossible for him to talk to the British. He was just a promoter of chaos.

With his leadership, the prisoners in the camp gripped their guns tightly and rushed out with him.

When they got to the street, the prisoners of war raised their guns and started killing. There were very few Chinese on the street at that time, most of them were Japanese.

These prisoners of war were so blood-thirsty that they had lost all rationality and kept falling down.

Although the Japanese blocked the attack in time, it was already night and the British prisoners were in a frenzy, which made it difficult for the Japanese to suppress the British prisoners.

Hong Kong Island was in chaos all night. It was not until dawn that the prisoners regained a bit of sanity and began to flee for their lives.

Later, Yang Xuewu read the news in the newspaper that the Japanese casualties that night had reached more than 3000. Although a large number of them were not Japanese soldiers, it was enough to make Yang Xuewu happy.

Moreover, Yang Xuewu knew that as long as those British prisoners of war were not wiped out by the Japanese, Hong Kong Island would never be peaceful.

It happened that Yang Xuewu killed Isotani Masahiro at this time, and the Japanese troops in Hong Kong were leaderless. Although the Japanese urgently sent people to take over, the Japanese officers who came were not familiar with the situation in Hong Kong. It would definitely not be possible to completely eliminate the British prisoners of war in a short period of time.

Not to mention 7000 wolf-like British prisoners of war, even if it was 7000 pigs, it would be unrealistic for the Japanese to capture them in a short period of time.

When the British learned of this news, they called the 7000 British prisoners of war who attacked the Japanese warriors, and negotiated with the Japanese to release them.

But the Japanese suffered such heavy losses, not only thousands of casualties, but also chaos in Hong Kong Island, which made it extremely difficult for the Japanese to manage Hong Kong Island. How could the Japanese let these prisoners of war go?

Moreover, the Japanese also blamed the British for the murder of Masahiro Isotani. If the Japanese compromised after a lieutenant general was killed, how could they still have any prestige? So the Japanese sternly rejected the British and expressed their intention to kill all the murderers.

This move intensified the conflict between Japan and Britain. Although Britain was indeed inferior to Japan in military strength, they had a lot of money. They did not have great strength, but China had plenty of people. So Britain provided large amounts of aid to the White Party, allowing China to severely fight the Japanese.

The same thing happened to the Americans on the other side. In order to deal with the Japanese, they also began to provide aid to China. For a time, the White Party became the biggest winner.

After the United States declared war on Japan, the White Party also followed suit. Although the White Party had always been anti-Japanese before, they had never declared war on Japan. This time when the Americans declared war on the Japanese, the White Party felt that the Japanese could not defeat the Americans, so they followed in the footsteps of the Americans.

After causing chaos in Hong Kong, Yang Xuewu was not in a hurry to leave Hong Kong. The Japanese plundered a large number of assets in Hong Kong, including not only Chinese but also British assets, and big banks such as HSBC and Standard Chartered also fell into the hands of the Japanese.

How could Yang Xuewu let go of such wealth that was within his reach? Moreover, Yang Xuewu knew that this year the Central Plains would suffer a famine rarely seen in history. He had seen the movie 1942. Although the situation in the movie was tragic enough, Yang Xuewu understood that the real situation must be much more tragic than the movie.

Although Yang Xuewu doesn't have much ability, he still tries his best to save some people. If you want to save people, you must have money.

Now that the Japanese have occupied Hong Kong Island and extorted a lot of money, whether it is for saving people or for dealing with the Japanese, Yang Xuewu has no reason to give up this money.

After investigation, Yang Xuewu learned that the Japanese not only set up their government headquarters in the HSBC Headquarters Building, but also placed all the money they looted in the HSBC Headquarters Building, so Yang Xuewu's next target was the HSBC Headquarters Building. (End of this chapter)