Siheyuan: Hang Jia Dongxu, smash Banggeng to death!

"Boss, this is bad! The little devils are creating international controversy, accusing us of being executioners who committed arson, murder, and looting."

What?

"Do they have the guts?"

Lin was both angry and somewhat puzzled.

Brigade Commander Chen said, "Sir, Xiao Rizi is a dog of the Ugly Country. The Ugly Country must be behind this."

Lin Tian calmly thought about it and realized that it was only 1932, not 1941. The two countries had not yet fallen out, and the two countries had not become so arrogant as to launch a surprise attack on the United States' Gem Port.

Lin Tian ordered, "Have all the people stationed on the island withdraw. If they're so restless, then they have no reason to exist."

130 billion system coins, that's almost 1300 little boys, what am I afraid of?

"yes!"

Brigade Commander Chen excitedly went to deliver the message.

The international community is already in an uproar, with countries like the U.S. and the United States issuing condemnations and exerting pressure.

Chiang Kai-shek didn't hide anything from Lin Tian, ​​after all, the United States was his weapon father. Without the United States, he wouldn't know where to buy advanced weapons for his army.

Lin Tian didn't make any international statements, and the local Chinese Independent Brigade began to withdraw its troops, which made them happy and arrogant, thinking that Lin Tian was afraid of the United States and the United Kingdom.

They were smug and celebrated.

The retreating members of the Chinese Independent Brigade were also bewildered. They had joined the brigade halfway through, but this sudden military order left them confused. Hadn't they already taken over their lives?

Why are you retreating?

Puzzled.

The boss, who was familiar with the personality of the Chinese Independent Brigade, was also puzzled. Lin Tian was not one to compromise easily, so something just seemed off about this whole thing.

On the sea.

The fleet of the Chinese Independent Brigade is slowly withdrawing.

One warship after another sailed away from the port, leaving the soldiers on deck looking puzzled.

"Commander, are we just going to leave like this?" A soldier, clutching a machine gun, asked, his voice filled with resentment.

"We finally managed to win this battle, and we're just going to hand it over like that?"

"Don't overthink it, the commander definitely has his own plans."

Regiment Commander Li walked over and said, "Yes, the commander's wisdom is beyond our comprehension. We just need to obey orders."

The fleet sailed into international waters and disappeared from sight.

The soldiers gathered in twos and threes on the deck, discussing the matter.

Some were unwilling, some were confused, and some were angry.

Meanwhile, in Japan, there was jubilation, with people taking to the streets to celebrate, and newspaper headlines proclaiming:

"The withdrawal of the Chinese Independent Brigade marks a new beginning for the island nation!"

The new prime minister looked out the window at the jubilant crowd and a smile appeared on his lips.

"Sir, the Chinese Independent Brigade has withdrawn. They finally couldn't withstand international pressure."

The secretary said excitedly, but her heart was filled with mixed feelings.

Based on the consistent style of the Chinese Independent Brigade, they are not someone who can be forced to leave by international pressure.

That eight-year-old child never cared what others said.

He must have had another purpose in withdrawing his troops, but he couldn't figure it out.

When the news reached the United States, the White House was overjoyed.

Roosevelt, seated in a wheelchair and holding a glass of champagne, smiled broadly. "Mr. President, the Chinese Independent Brigade has withdrawn. They have finally compromised."

The Secretary of State, raising his glass, declared, "This is a victory for our allies, a devastating blow to dictators!"

Roosevelt took a sip of champagne, but he felt uneasy.

He always felt that things weren't that simple. Would that child give up so easily?

he does not know.

In London, England, Churchill, cigar in hand, was in high spirits. "The Chinese Independent Brigade has withdrawn? Good! This is a victory for the Allies!"

Foreign Secretary Eden smiled and said, "Mr. Prime Minister, this is a victory for the free world and a powerful counterattack against the aggressors."

Churchill laughed heartily, then his laughter faded. "Tell the Ugly country to continue closely monitoring the movements of the Chinese Independent Brigade. They won't give up so easily."

Aiden paused for a moment, "Mr. Prime Minister, you mean...?"

"Let's wait and see."

In Paris, after receiving the news, de Gaulle remained silent for a long time. "The Chinese Independent Brigade has withdrawn? They have finally admitted defeat."

The Minister of Defense said excitedly.

De Gaulle shook his head. "Admit defeat? Impossible. They're definitely planning something bigger."

He stood up and walked to the window, looking at the gray Parisian sky, feeling uneasy.

The Yan'an commander frowned in bewilderment.

The chief of staff stood before him, equally perplexed. "General, Commander Lin has withdrawn his troops. Something about this is definitely not right."

The boss nodded in agreement. "Commander Lin is not one to compromise easily. There must be a reason for his withdrawal. Have the intelligence department keep a close eye on him and see what he's up to."

"yes!"

Chiang Kai-shek had very mixed feelings after receiving the news.

"The Chinese Independent Brigade has withdrawn? They finally couldn't withstand the pressure."

Chen Cheng said cautiously.

Old Jiang shook his head. "It's not that simple. That kid's style means he won't admit defeat easily."

Tell the U.S. to continue applying pressure and not allow the Chinese Independent Brigade to rise again.

"yes!"

Lin Tian's command post.

Brigade Commander Chen walked in, holding a telegram in his hand. "Sir, all the troops have been withdrawn to the island nation's mainland. There are no more of our soldiers."

"it is good."

Lin Tian nodded. "Is the press conference ready?"

"Ready, reporters from all countries have arrived."

"Let's go, it's time to draw our swords."

reception.

The hall was filled with reporters, including Chinese, Americans, British, and even some ordinary people.

The microphones, like long guns and short cannons, were pointed at the podium.

Lin Tian walked in, dressed in a suit, with shiny leather shoes and his hair neatly combed.

He sat on the platform and scanned the reporters below.

"Good morning, fellow journalists. I've invited you all here today to address some recent international public opinion. Please feel free to ask any questions you may have."

A journalist from the United States stood up and asked in English, "Commander Lin, what is your view on the uproar in international opinion?"

Lin Tian looked at him, a slow smile creeping onto his lips. "Look with your eyes, what else can you look at?"

A low chuckle rippled through the audience.

The U.S. reporter didn't look too happy.

An American journalist stood up: "Commander Lin, is this a compromise regarding the withdrawal of troops from the island nation?"

Lin Tian leaned back in his chair and smiled calmly, "Compromise? That's impossible. I've prepared a huge gift for Japan, the Ugly, and the Eagle that will shake the whole world."

"Commander Lin, what is this wonderful gift? Would you mind telling me?"

Lin Tian said mysteriously, "Soon, the whole world will know."

The audience erupted in uproar, reporters whispered amongst themselves, and flashbulbs popped incessantly.

A reporter stood up, his voice trembling slightly: "Commander Lin, what do you mean by 'great gift'? Are you planning to launch another attack on the island nation?"

Lin Tian's eyes turned cold. "You Japanese are creating international public opinion, accusing us of being executioners? Saying we committed arson, murder, and looting?"

Then let me ask you, what about your invasion of China? What about your bacteriological experiments in Northeast China, which harmed countless Chinese people?

"You've committed arson, murder, looting, and all sorts of atrocities throughout Asia. What does that amount to?"

The reporter's face flushed red and then turned pale; she opened her mouth but couldn't utter a word.

"Do you have the right to call us executioners?"

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