The next morning, Cao Ning went to No. 76.

Inoue Goro was there, waiting for the person to take over.

At nine o'clock, the people from Iwai Mansion arrived, and the leader was the head of the section chief.

Inoue Goro was very unhappy about Iwai Mansion sending a section chief to hand over the handover.

The chief of the section chief had only the rank of magistrate.

So, Goro Inoue asked a team leader to handle the handover with the other party.

The other party was also unhappy, but Goro Inoue was a celebrity in Yoshikawa, so he could only lower his body and go through the procedures with the Japanese squad leader.

In fact, the procedures are also very simple, just nodding at the file.

There are a total of one hundred and twenty people.

There were originally two thousand people, but nearly two thousand people were let go of Inoue Goro.

Inoue Goro pointed to the archives and said, "The information of the person who was released is there. If you think there is a problem, go and read it yourself."

Then, Goro Inoue took Cao Ning and evacuated all the members of the military police headquarters and the members of the secret service in No. 76.

When Cao Ning left, he saw a person. This person was the person from No. 76, and he knew that things were not simple.

"What's the matter?" asked Goro Inoue.

"I saw a person from No. 76, which seemed to be a director of No. 76. It seems that Iwai Mansion and No. 76 have joined forces."

"So that's the case! Wang Jingwei and Mei Jiwei have a good relationship with Iwai Mansion. This should be Wang Jingwei asking Iwai Mansion to take back the territory of No. 76."

"It should be like this, and there will be another trouble in the future."

Inoue Goro nodded: "Iwai Hideichi is not simple."

Eiichi Iwai is a Chinese expert and fluent in Chinese. He has been assigned as a diplomat of the Japanese consular institutions in Chongqing and Chengdu several times. He was then the deputy consul general of the Japanese consulate general in Shanghai.

Although Eiichi Iwai has a low position, he has great authority. He has all the funds for the activities of the Japanese and Wang Puppet Spy Organizations in Shanghai. He has obtained the power to manipulate and interfere with the Japanese Puppet Spy Organizations. He also has strong political ambitions to establish and expand his own power in China and use it as capital to rise in the Japanese officialdom.

Therefore, Iwai Hideichi Iwai worked very hard to establish and operate this secret agency. He did make a small achievement at the beginning of its establishment and was praised by the Japanese Foreign Affairs Department, which made him even more high hopes for this agency.

After all, Eiichi Iwai still has other things to do in the consulate. It is impossible for him to revolve around the "Iwai Mansion" all day long, so he wanted to find a right-hand assistant to manage and operate the "Iwai Mansion" on his behalf.

This "China Communications" is well aware of the importance of "using China to control China", especially in collecting Chinese intelligence, the Chinese have a unique advantage over the Japanese.

So, he turned his attention to the Chinese, and after several screenings, the "capable and reliable" Yuan Shu entered his sight.

Yuan Shu has multiple identities - Military Control Commission, Central Commission, Qinghong Gang, and Japanese and puppets.

However, Cao Ning, who had been a human being for two lives, knew that Yuan Shu was the same person as him.

Yes, Yuan Shu’s true identity is a genuine underground member of the Communist Party of China.

Yuan Shu was born in 1911 and from Qichun County, Hubei Province. He moved with his mother in Shanghai with his mother when he was young. In 1929, he studied in Japan, specializing in journalism and came into contact with progressive ideas. In October 1931, Yuan Shu, who was only 20 years old, joined the Communist Party of China through Pan Hannian's introduction and became a member of the "Central Special Section" of the Communist Party of China.

In 1933, Yuan Shu was sent to invade the Kuomintang's Shanghai Social Bureau Director Wu Xingya, the spy organization "Kanshe", chaired by Wu Xingya, the leader of the Central Government, to serve as the head of the reporter and the Foreign Language Compilation Society, and used his legal identity to collect intelligence for the party.

In 1936, Dai Li, the head of the Military Control Commission, knew that he was a Japanese official and asked him to join the Military Control Commission. Yuan Shu asked Pan Hannian for approval, so he became the leader of the Military Control Commission's International Intelligence Group.

Yuan Shu had already met Hideichi Iwai using his identity as a reporter and successfully entered the Japanese intelligence agency. Iwai admired Yuan Shu's talent very much and called him a "trusted good friend."

In 1939, in order to bomb the traitor spy Li Shiqun, Ding Mo Village established the agent headquarters at No. 76, Jisifeier Road, Shanghai. Yuan Shu was arrested by agent "No. 76". Pan Hannian asked Yuan Shu's wife Ma Jingxing to immediately find Iwai Hideichi to rescue him.

Eiichi Iwai personally arrived at "No. 76" to ask for someone.

After coming out, Iwai held a banquet for Yuan Shu to suppress his shock and revealed his idea of ​​asking him to help preside over the "Iwai Mansion". Yuan Shu immediately asked Pan Hannian for instructions, and Pan Hannian agreed after weighing the overall situation.

So, Yuan Shu published the pro-Japanese "Theory of the Founding of the People's Republic of China". At the same time, according to Pan Hannian's order, he established the headquarters of the "King of the People's Republic of China" in the "Iwai Mansion" and served as the Director-General, and publicly became a "traitor".

From then on, Iwai Eiichi presided over the task of "Iwai Mansion" to Yuan Shu, a "trusted good friend".

Cao Ning has never dealt with Yuan Shu, but he has information. Cao Ning has read the people from Iwai Mansion in the past two days.

He had a feeling that maybe his next opponent would be Iwai Mansion.

When I went to Han Xue's place in the evening, Cao Ning talked about the Iwai Mansion.

Of course, he did not say that he knew that Yuan Shu was a Communist Party.

Yan'an then sent a telegram. This telegram made Cao Ning understand many things.

It turned out that it was really the trick of Wang Jingwei.

After knowing that the prison on No. 76 was "selling heads", Li Shiqun wanted Cao Ning to be charged with privately releasing anti-Japanese elements.

However, Wang Jingwei had no way to deal with this matter now, so Wang Jingwei asked Li Shiqun to find Iwai Eiichi.

Li Shiqun sneaked to Shanghai, entered Yan Mansion, and expressed his plans.

However, Iwai Hideichi was who he could see at a glance that Li Shiqun wanted to use him. Therefore, Iwai ignored Li Shiqun's request.

Li Shiqun found a man named Hong San, who was an acquaintance of Li Shiqun. After giving him some money, Hong San agreed to help Li Shiqun transfer a piece of information to Iwai May Day.

This information is about Tang Erhu.

When Iwai Wuyi heard that there was such a big fish in No. 76, he met Li Shiqun again and listened to Li Shiqun's report on Tang Erhu's situation.

In order to make Iwai interested, Li Shiqun talked about two points. One is that Tang Erhu's relatives are Lao Chiang's, which can threaten Lao Chiang. The second is that Tang Erhu has a batch of funds in his hands, which is the expenses given by merchants who support Lao Chiang in Jiangsu and Zhejiang.

If Tang Erhu was captured and asked him to explain these merchants, then the imperial army would have a lot of money in it.

This moved Iwai May Day, so he went to ask for the base camp, got the approval from the base camp, and handed over the prison No. 76 to the Iwai Mansion.

Before getting No. 76, Iwai arranged for a director to take charge of the matter. The director was the person Cao Ning had met.

However, the situation that followed made Iwai unhappy, and he felt that the situation was very complicated.

The director reported that among the people detained on No. 76, there was no one named Tang Erhu at all.
Chapter completed!