1932: Playing with the Japanese Communist Party with a doll

This guy had just been appointed as the head of the education group of the KMT Military Commission's cadre training class last month. The Sino-Japanese War of Shanghai had just ended, and martial law had been lifted in Nanjing. He came out to get some fresh air. But... Xiong Shouchun, only 25 years old at the time, clearly didn't have the composure he would later have when he became a lieutenant general. He hurriedly pulled Chen P towards his home.

"Come on! Let's go to my house and hide for a while! We'll talk slowly!"

"Alright, alright, Linsheng, I've already met Brother Shoushan before I came here, he knows." "...Uh..."

Colonel Xiong was also very smart and whispered:

"Brother Chen, has something happened?"

"Well...it's a little bit unpleasant, but it's okay, don't worry." "Oh...since you said so, brother, then it must be okay..."

Xiong Shouchun looked a bit silly, but when Chen Geng said everything was fine, he smiled again: "Brother, long time no see, shall we go for a drink? Um... or shall we go to my house?"

"Uh...ok..."

Seeing that it was getting late, Chen Geng agreed: "Get some wine and let's drink at your house!" "Okay!"

That night, when Chen and Xiong were drinking and reminiscing about the past, a thin man about 1.65 meters tall burst in without knocking. When he saw Chen Geng, he was stunned at first, then realized something and burst into laughter. "Chen Geng! You are such a fool! I tried to persuade you, but you didn't listen. Now you are eating bananas, right?"

..."

Chen Geng's face darkened, and he grabbed the wine jar and threw it at him. The other man grabbed it and carefully observed Chen Geng's miserable face, which was still swollen. The gloating in his eyes became even more intense: "You fish, idiot, and loser, if you had known this would happen, why didn't you listen to me?"

Chen Geng turned around and cursed back with a dark face:

"If you want to drink, come over here and drink! If you don't want to drink, get out of here!" Who is this person?

Li Tiejun, a member of the first class of the Whampoa Military Academy and the major general and brigadier general of the 1st Brigade of the 1st Division of the National Revolutionary Army, was resting his troops due to participating in the Anti-Japanese War in Shanghai and had not had time to follow Hu Zongnan to Wuhan.

After the "412 Incident," Chen Geng was forced to abandon his special forces battalion and firmly chose the Communist Party. However, Li Tiejun persuaded him not to be foolish and to join the Kuomintang, and the two parted ways unhappily. Now, seeing that Chen Geng was probably "in trouble" on the Communist side, Li Tiejun must have been even more sarcastic.

Of course, the sarcasm was sarcasm, just like Chen Geng's frequent fights with Hu Zongnan, it didn't mean they had a bad relationship. On the contrary, it was only between bad friends that you curse me and I curse you. Unexpectedly, Li Tiejun would come, so Xiong Shouchun, as the younger brother, had to go out and buy some wine and food. The three of them ate, drank, and chatted;

"...So, judging by your attitude, you've finally given up on being involved with the Communists?"

"...I am..."

"Just tell me if you don't want to mess around anymore!"

"Yes, yes, yes! I'm not going to mess around anymore, okay?"

"Hehehe... I'm angry out of shame..."

"Shut up, you old man!"

"Hehehe... Seriously, what's up with you? Tell me and I'll cheer you up." "Could you please stop asking?"

".."

Chen Geng used the same words he used to fool Hu Zongnan to fool Li and Xiong. Li Tiejun slowly put away his teasing smile:

"Old Chen, I'm going to Anhui with my First Brigade in a few days. Don't you have any ideas? In the National Army, as long as you make some contributions, you can be promoted to major general or lieutenant general in a few minutes." "Huhu..."

Chen Geng slowly exhaled the smoke ring in his mouth and said leisurely:

"You can't just leave the Red Army and then turn around and fight them, right?"

"That's right, you Chen Geng are not such a person...Okay! I won't say much to you. I will come to you after I am done with this. Then you will have whatever your brother has." "Fuck you! You are younger than me!"

“…”

The noise lasted until midnight, and then the three of them dispersed. Chen Geng slept at Xiong Shouchun's house for one night and took a boat to Shanghai the next day.

This time he wasn't caught at the dock, but on his way to find his wife, while wandering in the alleys, he was caught in a car by a general who was there to catch his soldiers soliciting prostitution.

"Chen Geng! Are you crazy? How dare you come to Shanghai at this time?"

"..."

"Speak up! If not, I'll send you away immediately! My 161st Brigade is about to..."

"..."

"Song! Xi! Lian! Did you guys discuss this beforehand?!"

210 UMP40 controls Manchukuo

Chen·Republic of China Succubus (Special Attack Version for Men)﹒ Brigadier General Geng was a little overwhelmed. He began to doubt whether he was suitable for underground work. He should have been hiding well, right?

How come I met so many familiar people along the way and was recognized?

Fortunately, after shaking off Song Xilian, who was leading his troops in a standoff with the Japanese in Shanghai, nothing unexpected happened. Chen Geng successfully found his wife, Wang Genying, and explained the situation to her. The brigade commander's wife, who had a round face but an unexpectedly pointed chin, frowned slightly:

...So, the Party Central Committee... the branch party committee gave us the task of becoming traitors? And keeping it secret from the Shanghai party organization?"

"What a traitor! What harsh words! We're working undercover... Okay, okay, from today on, your name will be Shu Xin, and mine will be Wang Yong. We'll go to the Northeast to work together." Chen Geng pinched his sleeping son's cheek and said with a grin.

"As for keeping it secret, that's a must. We might even have to make the Shanghai Party organization think you've been arrested or betrayed. That way, we can pull off the whole charade and avoid future trouble."

"...Since it's a party order, I don't object, but what about my son? He's only 3 years old."

"Just take them along! What are you afraid of? With my ability as your man, I want to fool the Japanese, so why are you afraid of problems?" "...You...just know how to make fun of me..."

(meaning to lie, brag, or boast)

“Hehehe, I can fuck more than just Bai…” “…Chen!!!”

".."

The next day, the Shanghai Party organization was shocked to discover that Wang Genying, who was in charge of the Central Special Branch's intelligence work, had suddenly disappeared without a trace.

When they realized something was amiss, they immediately sounded the alarm according to the new regulations established after their previous arrest. They all immediately changed their communication codes, destroyed necessary documents, and quickly moved to a new location. Don't ask, the answer is money.

Where does the money come from?

Don’t ask, the answer is that it was donated by Shanghai tycoons.

Chen Geng and his wife, who "brought some minor unrest" to the Shanghai Communist Party, disguised themselves as an ordinary merchant couple of the Republic of China, took a train with their son all the way north to Tianjin, and then took a boat to the Northeast.

By the way, when they were waiting for the boat in Tianjin, they heard that the rotting body of Marshal Zhang Zongchang had been discovered and they were hiring people to drag it away. However, no one was willing to do it even for 20 dollars, and the fellow villagers from Shandong were even beating drums and gongs, making it very lively.

Not to mention the hard work along the way.

On May 10, Chen Geng and his wife finally arrived in Yingkou, and were then taken to Shenyang by a pre-arranged "Manchukuo force" to meet that "...Comrade Ma... Ma Shiwu?"

"Comrade Chen Geng, hello!" UMP40 smiled and extended his hand.

"I'm Ma Shiwu's sister, my name is Ma Shiling."

Are these... twin sisters?

They look exactly the same...

"Comrade Shi Ling, hello, I'm... um... you should know everything."

"Yes, Shiwu has already told me the news in advance. Don't worry, I have arranged everything." Ma Shiling took out a few documents and handed them to Chen Geng:

"This is the letter of authorization from you and your wife Shuxin. Let's just leave it as it is for now. If it's not suitable, we can adjust it..."

Chen Geng took it and looked at it, and was immediately surprised:

"Commander of the 386th Brigade of the 129th Independent Division of the Manchurian Empire Army?"

Although Chen Geng didn't know that the "386th Brigade of the 129th Division" was just someone's dirty trick, nor did he know how high this position actually was, it was military power after all! How could a newcomer like him easily take control of it?

Is this too much of an exaggeration?

Will it touch the sensitive nerves of the Japanese?

In contrast, his wife Wang Genying's position as "Director of Imperial Household Logistics," which allowed her to easily collude with both the inner and outer forces, was nothing to write home about. "Haha, you have no idea of ​​our power."

UMP40 smiled triumphantly:

"Don't worry, since I can issue the letter of authorization, it must be valid..."

Ever since Puyi and other high-ranking officials of the Manchukuo and Kwantung Army were killed in bombings, and the traps set by the commanders came into effect, the entire Northeast China fell into a state of great "chaos." The word "chaos" is in quotation marks because, while it was indeed chaotic from a political perspective, it was a relatively peaceful time for the people of "Manchukuo" and the Northeast China. Why?

The Kwantung Army was busy with its own internal purges and dealing with the non-existent "Northeast Anti-Japanese National Salvation United Army" that was having a blast on the Sino-Korean border, so it had no time to care about anything else.

What about "Manchukuo"?

After Puyi's death (not yet announced), because Pujie was still receiving "training" in Japan, according to convention, Wanrong and her unborn child naturally became the "first heir". If those old and young Manchu remnants and "ministers of state" were still alive and lacked external support, she, the empress with no political skills, would naturally be manipulated by others.

But who could blame her for having such a powerful supporter, and the fact that those useless traitors had been swept away by the explosion?

Therefore, even if the influence of the Japanese is taken into account, the entire Manchukuo is now controlled by Ma Shiling and his men. After listening to the introduction of UMP40, Chen Geng still found it a little incredible:

"Uh... if you do this, the Japanese will..."

"Don't worry, this is not a problem."

The reputation of "Fujiwara no Kanezane" was more useful in the remote Northeast than that of the Kwantung Army Commander Mutō Nobuyoshi and the 2nd Division Commander Prince Higashikuninomiya Toshihiko.

At least, those two would normally have to give face to Fujiwara no Kanezane, but the middle- and lower-level officers and soldiers of the Second Division and the Independent Guard, who would definitely give face to Fujiwara no Kanezane, might not necessarily give them face.

Especially after they heard that they were about to be transferred back to Japan due to the mistakes of their superiors, morale had been extremely low in recent times. Some officers even committed seppuku in public, shouting "Prince Kanezane's name." Everyone was looking forward to the return of this man.

Seeing UMP40's assurance, Chen Geng had no choice but to put aside his doubts: "Okay..."

"Okay, now that you have a basic understanding of the situation, let's go to the Empress Dowager and complete this basic process." "Empress Dowager?"

"Well, Puyi is actually dead. I'll explain some things to you later... Come with me! Oh, just hold the child. Wanrong really likes children..."

With that, UMP40 stood up and left. Chen Geng and his wife had no choice but to follow, holding their child. After driving for more than ten minutes, they arrived at the so-called "main hall." From inside, they heard a fierce voice: "Emperor Buddha!! If you don't use us Manchus, who else do you want to use?! Only the Manchus are the foundation of this place of origin!!!"

"Yes! Your Majesty! The emperor's body is still warm, and now is the time for us to serve him. Just nod your head, and the position of Prime Minister..." "The position of Prime Minister is mine!"

"You! Who do you think you are?"

Amidst the clamor, a shrill, half-and-half-female voice emerged:

"Your Majesty, please allow me to speak a little. You are all loyal to your country. You are putting them aside like this. It really chills the hearts of patriots..."

A stench of decay and decay hit them in the face, making Chen Geng and his wife's breathing stop.

UMP40 adjusted his mask and walked in calmly. The clattering footsteps made everyone in the room look over.

Some of them looked at her figure and talent with doubt and greed, some of them suddenly changed their faces and hurriedly tried to hide behind others; while Wanrong, who was holding Zhao Ziqi's son with a bitter face, had bright eyes and shouted happily:

"Shi Ling! Come quickly! Today they..."

"It's okay, Zhilian, I'm coming."

UMP40 said something soothing and nodded slightly to He Baozhen, who was standing behind Wanrong. Then, he looked at the group of people who were "forcing the palace": "Who allowed you in?"

"we are..."

"I didn't ask who you were."

UMP40 quickly interrupted the "long-braided" man who was about to speak, her eyes falling on the guards who had accompanied Puyi and Wanrong. "Didn't I tell you? No one is allowed to enter the palace without the permission of His Majesty, me, and Lady He. Who told you to let them in?" "Master... Master..."

Several guards were so frightened that they were speechless.

Although this "Ma Zongguan" held no official position within the palace, no one dared to underestimate her. This was not only because she was deeply trusted by Empress Wanrong, but also because...

"Who do you think you are!"

A girl with long braids, feeling ignored, flew into a rage and picked up her "civilized stick" to hit UMP40: "I'll teach you a lesson on behalf of His Majesty... Pfft!"

Before he could finish his words, UMP40 grabbed his wrist and twisted it violently, followed by an elbow strike to the chest, and then a one-handed over-the-shoulder throw to the ground.

He vomited blood and fainted.

This overly violent scene frightened Zhao Yunruo, the son of Zhao Ziqi, who was in Wanrong's arms. However, Chen Zhifei, the son of Chen Geng, was quite courageous and clapped his hands while watching the show with a smile:

"Good, good, good! Sister fights beautifully!"

"Zhifei!"

Wang Genying, who had just arrived, quickly covered her son's mouth. UMP40, however, turned and smiled: "Such a sweet little mouth... I'll teach you when I have time... Okay, go play with your brother Yunruo!"

“Okay, sister!”

Chen Zhifei jumped down from his mother's arms, ran to Wanrong, grabbed the crying Zhao Yunruo and ran to the inner room. The women had no choice but to follow him.

After sending the women and children away, UMP40 turned back to look at the people inside, some of whom were stunned and some were trembling with fear, and issued a series of orders:

"Take these criminals who trespassed into the Imperial Palace and throw them to the Japanese military police. Tell them that I said they might be rebels. Ask them to treat them well. Your Highness will reward them when he returns."

"Yes!"

Several strong women immediately rushed forward and dragged several people with long braids away, slapping them in the face for any resistance.

How could a bunch of useless people who did nothing and even smoked opium possibly be a match for these strong and well-fed working women carefully selected by UMP4O? They were immediately knocked to the ground, gagged and dragged away.

After finishing all this, UMP40 glanced at the guards and eunuchs again:

"And you, the rest of you, violated my orders and allowed outsiders in without permission. Considering your meritorious service to the Emperor and Empress, I will spare your life, but expel you from the palace!" "After you leave, keep your beaks shut. If you utter a single word, you'll know what I'm going to do to you!"