50s: Starting with a storage ring

Chapter 367 N Sea Bodyguard

That night, while Sun Zhiwei was dreaming about the future and couldn't sleep, the atmosphere in China was not good.

The main issue was that the monkeys had been making a lot of noise in the past few months, which coincided with a crucial moment in the establishment of diplomatic relations between the East and the West. The higher-ups didn't want to create any unnecessary complications, so the main response was protests.

This is actually a war of public opinion. First, there's a protest, then a serious protest, then a warning, then "don't say we didn't warn you," and finally, "this is intolerable."

The main reason why they don't just start fighting is that the monkeys have the support of the bears behind them.

Fighting is inevitable, but before we do, we must first understand the Russian bear's attitude.

With the most optimistic belief, make the most pessimistic preparations; fighting on two fronts is also an option if necessary.

Therefore, it's essential to generate buzz beforehand. During this process, it's crucial to understand the Russian bear's (Russian) thoughts and simultaneously seek supporters internationally.

Now that diplomatic relations between the East and West have been established, Western support has been secured, and the attitude of the Soviet Union has been confirmed.

The tide has turned; it's time to deal with the little monkey.

This month, newspapers have begun warning the monkeys not to jump around too much. Meanwhile, a secret mobilization has begun in the southern defense zone.

The first batch of reconnaissance soldiers had secretly crossed the border to begin preliminary reconnaissance, and the first to be dispatched were the first batch of special forces soldiers in the country on whom the higher-ups placed high hopes.

Based on Sun Zhiwei's earlier investigation report on the equipment left behind by the M Army, this reconnaissance has a key target and is progressing very smoothly.

However, there is great concern in the country about the 2000 fighter jets that Annam claims to have. If this situation is not resolved, the start of the battle will be delayed.

The number of 2000 fighter jets is not false.

Over the past decade or so, Russia has provided them with approximately 400 MiG-17s, MiG-19s, and MiG-21s.

The M Army left behind 200 aircraft of various types, including F5 Freedom Fighter fighters and A-1 Skyraider attack aircraft.

We also provided them with a large number of J-5 and J-6 fighter jets, as well as a small number of fighter jets they obtained from other sources.

In particular, the UH-1 helicopter, which is well-suited for jungle warfare, was left behind by the US military, numbering as many as 430, posing a deadly threat to infantry.

Without air superiority, we would have to sacrifice our soldiers' lives to fill the gaps, which would mean another Korean War, something that the higher-ups absolutely would not allow.

Sun Zhiwei is unaware of the situation in China at the moment, and even if he did, he wouldn't be in a hurry. There's still plenty of time; the official action won't begin until mid-next month.

The battle for public opinion will continue for some time, and mobilization will also take time.

Besides, it's been quite a while since there's been a war in China, and those old generals are probably fighting tooth and nail to be at the forefront right now.

The following afternoon, Sun Zhiwei went to work at the store as usual. When he passed by the mall entrance, he routinely checked the toilet tanks and unexpectedly found a letter.

He put the letter into his spatial storage, puzzled. They had just met last night, so why was the person contacting him so suddenly after only a few hours?

Upon arriving at the store, he followed his usual routine, strolled around the appraisal shop, and then went into the bar next door.

Midway through, he took the opportunity to check the contact information in the restroom; it turned out to be an urgent mission.

The high-ranking leader was scheduled to visit a week later, and his superiors instructed him to cooperate with the security team that was arriving ahead of schedule to eliminate potential hazards as early as possible and protect the leader's safety.

So that's what it was about. Sun Zhiwei returned to the bar, ordered a Moscato, and pondered it while reading the newspaper.

As I recall, the leader's trip lasted a total of 9 days, during which he encountered several dangerous situations. Fortunately, the domestic security forces were very effective, and each time he was able to escape danger.

But history has no ifs or hypotheticals. If the events of his memory were to repeat themselves, would they be as close to safety as he remembered? He couldn't guarantee it. Since that was the case, he had no choice but to strike first and use his precognitive advantage to defuse the danger beforehand.

Around 7 p.m., Sun Zhiwei came to Deputy Director Han's office again. This time he was dressed in a formal suit, with slightly altered skin tone, face shape, and the distance between his eyebrows and eyes, and he was also wearing a mask.

Such a subtle change might seem odd to acquaintances, but they wouldn't fail to recognize it. However, strangers would completely confuse the two images.

This is actually a defect in human memory.

When people meet strangers, what they remember is usually a person's main characteristics.

For example, tall stature, high nose bridge, thick eyebrows, small eyes, and other distinctive features.

If these key features are altered or consciously guided, then upon meeting again, if these features are not found, it will be impossible to match them with the image in one's memory.

Sun Zhiwei's information is currently confidential, and even when facing the leader's bodyguards, he does not need to reveal his true identity.

When he arrived at the door of Deputy Director Han's office, he could already see four strangers inside.

After knocking on the door, we entered the office, where Lao Han introduced us to each other.

“Listen, this is Captain Wang and his companions.”

"Captain Wang, this is Di Ting, our ace agent. He is exceptionally skilled in intelligence and I believe he can provide great assistance to your mission."

Captain Wang had a very bad first impression of this cowardly guy. Seeing that his comrades were still covering their faces, he wondered if they were afraid that we would leak secrets.
'What kind of bullshit ace is this? I'm playing with my ace!'

"Hello, Comrade Diting." Captain Wang extended his right hand to Sun Zhiwei.

"Hello, Captain Wang." Seeing that he did not salute, Sun Zhiwei withdrew his right hand and shook hands with him.

As soon as they gripped each other's hands, the other person immediately tightened their grip.

Wow, they're going to put him to the test.

Since going abroad, Sun Zhiwei has become a bit unrestrained. With the backing of his space, he doesn't respect anyone.

His instinct was to retaliate immediately when faced with hostility.

The instant he was attacked by the hand, his right hand also tensed up, and his hand tightened like an iron clamp by a third.

Captain Wang was about to show a smug smile when the feeling in his hand suddenly changed.

In that instant, his face changed shape, becoming somewhat distorted as the pain in his hand intensified.

In those few short seconds, neither of them spoke. Sun Zhiwei remained motionless with a smile on his face, while Captain Wang began to tremble all over.

Even Lao Han and Captain Wang's three teammates noticed that something was wrong.

At this moment, Sun Zhiwei felt that his opponent's palm could no longer withstand the pressure, but he still counted to 3 before letting go.

"You are all elites in the military. It's a pleasure to work with you. For the safety of our leaders, we should cooperate closely to ensure the mission is completed perfectly. What do you think, Captain Wang?"

Originally, Captain Wang wanted to give the other party a hard time to solidify his leadership position, but he failed and now he has nothing to say.

"Of course, the mission is the top priority. But since we've never worked together before, how can we ensure our operation goes smoothly?"

(End of this chapter)