Spy Wars: Return of the Red Luan

"Whenever we encounter the Kwantung Army, we can be as arrogant as we want, and we can even fire our cannons without any problem. You can decide the limits yourself."

"General Aoki, the fleet's construction of a base in Kiyotsu will inevitably lead to conflicts with our organization and people, and may also lead to conflicts with the 19th Division of Japan stationed here."

"This is a minor issue. I had already considered it before coming here. The newly appointed commander of the army in Korea, Lieutenant General Yoshihiro Kawashima, is a junior of Jinzaburo Masaki and has a good relationship with Minister of the Army Sadao Araki."

"He's just taken office and needs support. I'm planning to take you to visit him. Maybe we can even get him involved in smuggling."

After Chen Jiehua finished communicating with Yin Fengji, the team officially gained one more member.
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Although it's in Northeast China, it's still quite hot in June, especially in the sealed compartments and decks of battleships.

After Chen Jiehua completed the team recruitment, he went ashore to gather the captains of each ship and assign tasks.

The captains were very excited. The commander was not lying to me. As soon as they arrived at Chongjin Port, they started arranging for the smuggling of goods without stopping at all.

The key is that they said it so confidently, about the exchange of supplies, haha, exchange, exchange, great!

"Time is tight. Half of the people will go with the acting commander to carry out a round of smuggling, while the other half will be responsible for settling the base and everyone's dormitories. The income from this first round will be divided equally between those who go out and those who stay to work."

"Yoshi! Commander, you are too wise!"

"Get out of here! Go and carry it out."
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Having solved the supply problem for the Northeast Guanyuheng Regiment, Chen Jiehua was finally able to calm down and review the current team network, and make up for any shortcomings.

Domestically, in Northeast China.

The Manchurian Fleet's smuggling network is about to be launched. The leader, Ji Yinfengwen (originally named Yin Fengji), a Korean anti-Japanese patriot, is a core member and aware of his hidden identity. This step is risky, but there's no other way; he has to take this risk once.

At least until the end of the Sino-Japanese War, his loyalty was not in question, nor was his status a major issue. As for his economic and personnel management abilities, time would tell.

This smuggling fleet will be the key tool and justification for connecting all the points.

Guan Yuheng is an anti-Japanese patriot from the Northeast Army, currently not a core member. He hasn't met Guan Yuheng yet and most likely doesn't know his identity, but Guan Yuheng doesn't need to know it either. As long as Guan Yuheng's actions and the actions he commands them to follow conform to their principles, there shouldn't be any major problems.

The entire Guan Yuheng Independent Regiment currently has about a thousand men. I need to check on the troop condition myself. Fortunately, they are about to arrive at the coast. After resupply is completed, we can boost morale. The main task is to prepare for epidemic prevention and water supply for the troops' base. That is the most important thing.

They fled all the way from Rehe to Fengtian, then from Fengtian to the outskirts of Harbin, and then all the way here. They must have lost their heavy weapons. We need to find a way to get them heavy weapons.

We still can't contact Zuo Liuge. At this time, the Red Russians are carrying out a purge, and everyone is in danger. It's not safe to get heavy artillery through the Red Russians. We still have to find the 19th Route Army or Liu Junze to get heavy artillery.

However, Guan Yuheng's Independent Regiment still had significant loopholes. They had previously supplied the Japanese in North China, and later they would supply them again through the Japanese in the fleet. Although it was nominally smuggling, this could only fool fools, not Kenji Doihara.

If anyone in the regiment is captured, or even if someone betrays them, the Independent Regiment could be easily wiped out, or even have its secret service tracked down.

Therefore, this loophole must be plugged as soon as possible. For now, it is still necessary to hand it over to Ji Yinfengwen, who will make contact with Guan Yuheng in the name of the Korean anti-Japanese organization and reach a cooperation agreement.

Ji Yinfengwen also needs to recruit some members of the Korean anti-Japanese team for Guan Yuheng to replenish the manpower; otherwise, the entire Independent Regiment will dwindle in numbers as the fighting continues, leaving them with no future. Ijuin Kiyotaka, a descendant of the Japanese Kagoshima Navy, is not a core member. As for the status of the Ijuin Battalion, the details of each person's infiltration will only be clear after meeting Ijuin Kiyotaka himself.

However, these ronin and former marines are ultimately Japanese. It wouldn't be a problem to have them kill Kwantung Army spies in the future, but the possibility of them doing anything to harm Japan is too low. They are not stupid.

These people could only be commanded and used by the commander of the Japanese Navy fleet.

Domestically, in North China.

Zhu Huiwu and Lao Xiong are core members, Party members, registered with the organization, and aware of their identities.

Their team expanded westward and southward. To the south, they had already clashed with the team in Jiangsu and Shanghai, and the transportation network was already in place. To the west, they had reached Xi'an, Shanxi, Shaanxi, and northern Shaanxi.

These two comrades are reliable to work with.

Yang Dengying, a non-core member, is registered with the organization and is unaware of his hidden identity. The team is expanding eastward and northward, and its network in Shandong, Tianjin, and Rehe is already well-established.

Currently, both teams are stable and developing in an orderly manner. The only problem is that each team is currently dominated by Japanese members. This is the biggest challenge for the North China team, and a solution must be found before 1937.

After Yang Dengying handed over the Ijuin Battalion to Ji Yinfengwen, he was able to focus on handling affairs in North China.

Next is the Northeast Qing Teng Qi, whom Zhu Huiwu is in contact with. He has been assigned to Harbin as the captain of an action team by the Fengtian Special Service Agency. It's still more appropriate to keep this line in Zhu Huiwu's hands; after all, you can't put all your eggs in one basket.

Most importantly, Qing Tengqi hasn't fully confirmed whether his allegiance is genuine. This issue needs to be addressed at an opportune time.

Although Keiko Bansai's Bansai Agency isn't one of their own, it's on Aoki Takashi's side and can be used to deal with Kenji Doihara. It's a bit dangerous, though, so it can be considered an outside helper.

Domestically, in East China, Shanghai.

Liu Junze, the North Wind, is a core member, registered with the organization, and one of its earliest followers; his loyalty is absolutely unquestionable.

Currently, Liu Junze of Beifeng exists independently, leading an American arms sales representative team. Shanghai doesn't really need him right now. We can arrange for him to go to Fujian to find Commander Cai and follow Cai Tingkai. Finally, we'll wait for an opportunity to find a way to convert the entire 19th Route Army into our own troops.

According to Chen Jiehua's idea, this entire force was to enter Taiwan Island to fight against the Japanese and develop its territory. That was wishful thinking; let's take it slow.

Teacher Wang Xuewen is a core member, a Party member, registered with the organization, and aware of his own identity.

Teacher Wang has her own team, which overlaps with Ozaki's team in Japan. She doesn't have any specific tasks and is currently free to do nothing, carefully developing members at the East Asia Tongwen Academy.

Let him play with Konoe Fumimaro for a while, and then make plans after Konoe returns to Tokyo to take over as Speaker of the House of Peers. It would be best to take over the position of Principal of the East Asia College of Literature when Konoe leaves.

The school is very important; its direction and ideology must not be handed over to Japanese militarism or intelligence agencies. (End of Chapter)