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Back in his room at the Imperial Hotel in Tokyo, Su Cheng had no plans to go out for the rest of the day.

The Japanese government was holding a state banquet the following evening, and Su Cheng had already received an invitation. He would definitely be attending.

Furthermore, leaders from dozens of countries were hoping to meet with Su Cheng privately. Since he certainly didn't have that much time, the state banquet would be the perfect opportunity to chat briefly with these leaders, which would count as a meeting. He could even take a group photo, which would be giving these national leaders face.

Ah Jiao and Ah Mei were overjoyed to see Su Cheng return.

After Su Cheng went out, they had regretted not going with him. Although they didn't have to do anything at the hotel, they got bored after a while and wanted to go out and have fun.

However, Ah Jiao and Ah Mei didn't know any Japanese, so they didn't dare to go out on their own. They could only wait for Su Cheng to return to the hotel.

After Su Cheng returned to the hotel, he planned to look for Brother Wu.

Brother Wu hadn't gone out with Su Cheng that day, so he didn't know where Brother Wu was. However, Brother Wu had told him in the morning that he expected to get some important intelligence that day and would be going out to investigate.

He knocked on Brother Wu's door, but there was no response, so he realized that Brother Wu hadn't returned yet.

Since Brother Wu wasn't there, he would have to wait for him to come back before looking for him.

This was Japan, and there were no mobile phones, so it was impossible for Su Cheng to find him anytime, anywhere.

Meanwhile, back at three o'clock in the afternoon, in Kobe, five hundred kilometers away, a funeral was being held. It was very simple for the Shanzhou Group, but seemed very grand to ordinary people.

The funeral was for two people: Tian Gang Yixiong and his son, Tian Gangman.

Although the current Shanzhou Group had become much more low-key due to government crackdowns, its power was still very large. Not only did the Kansai region, including Osaka and Kyoto, fall within their sphere of influence, but they also had influence in other parts of the country, although their control was not as strong.

In addition, they also had many territories overseas. They had more than 10,000 official members, and if you add unofficial members, it would be tens of thousands. Including the peripheral people, it would be even more terrifying. Therefore, it is not only the largest underworld organization in Japan, but also the largest underworld organization in the world.

According to underworld rules, given Tian Gang Yixiong's influence, a grand funeral should have been held. However, since the second leader of the Shanzhou Group, Yamamoto Kenichi, was in prison, there was no host and the funeral could not be held. No one else had enough qualifications and prestige.

As Tian Gang Yixiong's wife, she naturally didn't want her husband and son to be unable to be buried and rest in peace after their deaths, so she gathered Tian Gang Yixiong's close relatives and family members to prepare a simple funeral for Tian Gang Yixiong.

However, the heads of the Shanzhou Group felt that this would be unfair to their third generation leader and hoped to hold a grand funeral for Tian Gang Yixiong.

Now was a time of crisis for the Shanzhou Group, and holding such a grand funeral would only accelerate the group's decline.

Therefore, after persuasion from some respected and sensible people, the senior members of the Shanzhou Group also prepared to hold a relatively simple funeral for Tian Gang Yixiong and Tian Gangman together with Tian Gang Yixiong's family.

Moreover, the sooner this funeral was held, the better, because the current domestic situation was very unfavorable to them.

However, the members of the Shanzhou Group did not know that an operation against them had already begun.

After meeting with Su Cheng, the Japanese Prime Minister began preparations to deal with the Shanzhou Group.

In fact, the Japanese government certainly hoped that forces like the Shanzhou Group could be eliminated, but successive leaders knew that it was easier said than done.

However, Tian Gang Yixiong's death, coupled with the current domestic situation, made the current Japanese Prime Minister realize that now was the best time.

If he didn't seize this opportunity, it would only be more difficult to remove the Shanzhou Group in the future.

In the eyes of the Japanese Prime Minister, the strength of the Shanzhou Group was not worth mentioning. The difficulty lay in their intricate network of relationships.

Now that the Shanzhou Group was in deep trouble, those relationships of theirs didn't dare to show their faces at all, let alone help the Shanzhou Group.

Therefore, with the Shanzhou Group leaderless and without interference from some parties and officials, the difficulty of eliminating the Shanzhou Group at this time had been greatly reduced.

Even if it was impossible to completely eliminate the Shanzhou Group, they had to ensure that the Shanzhou Group could no longer act lawlessly.

And this task was naturally handed over to the Chairman of the National Public Safety Commission of Japan.

The Japanese Prime Minister gave the Chairman only one order: if he failed to eliminate the Shanzhou Group this time, he should resign! The Chairman should stop working!

Soon, the government learned that the Shanzhou Group and the Tian Gang Yixiong family were going to hold a funeral for Tian Gang Yixiong.

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It was obvious that all the main leaders of the Shanzhou Group would be present at Tian Gang Yixiong's funeral. If they were not present in such a situation, they would not be core figures of the Shanzhou Group at all.

And wasn't this the best opportunity to wipe out the senior members of the Shanzhou Group in one fell swoop?

Some time ago, Murakami Natsuru released some evidence of the Shanzhou Group, which was enough to have these people sentenced to death or life imprisonment.

However, because the police station had received orders from above, they were not to take action until they were sure that they could wipe them out in one fell swoop.

The Shanzhou Group saw that the police station didn't do anything to them, and they just thought that the police station didn't have the idea of eliminating them, so these senior members, although they became low-key, didn't hide.

That's why they were so bold as to hold a funeral for Tian Gang Yixiong.

After learning about the funeral, the National Public Safety Commission of Japan carried out a secret plan.

Dealing with the Shanzhou Group would definitely require a lot of manpower.

However, the police stations in Kobe and even Osaka were probably already infiltrated by the Shanzhou Group. Some police officers might even be moles of the Shanzhou Group. Using the police in these areas would definitely alert the enemy.

Therefore, the National Public Safety Commission of Japan finally decided to secretly transfer police officers from areas not controlled by the Shanzhou Group. They transferred some people from each area, and when transferring them, they could only let them know that this was a special training, not a mission, to minimize the possibility of the matter being exposed.

(End of this chapter)