When Fan Kai died, his eyes were wide open.

Don't die with peace of mind.

He didn't expect the military commander's revenge to come so quickly.

Unexpectedly, these audacious guys did not leave after assassinating Liang Decai, but hid in Liang Decai's home.

What a bunch of lunatics.

Before Fan Kai died, this was the last sentence that came to his mind.

They are really a bunch of lunatics.

Zhao Yun also lost one of his subordinates.

It was obviously successful, but an agent of No. 76 fired a shot before he died, hitting a military commander.

"Brother, don't be a spy in your next life."

Although the military agent had not yet died, Lu Xia stepped forward and fired a shot.

You can die, but you can't fall into the hands of No. 76.

Zhao Yun did not stop him.

Can't take it out.

With him, no one can escape.

Killing your own brother with your own hands is the cruelest thing.

But it is also the most helpless thing.

"Disperse and evacuate."

Zhao Yun said calmly: "Waiting for the notification to meet."

Several people quickly left here.

At this time, it is 6:30 in the morning...

…

At 6:45, military reunification agent Na Xingsheng encountered Japanese military police and was shot dead while resisting with his gun drawn.

At 6:50, military reunification agents Guo Shi and Yan Liquan were exposed. Guo Shi died for his country and Yan Liquan was captured.

Later, Yan Liquan rebelled.

Zhao Yun and Lu Xia had a narrow escape.

During Yan Liquan's explanation, a person's name began to ring out in the Japanese-controlled area:

Zhao Yun!

The Japanese and the traitors on No. 76 knew Zhao Yun’s full identity:

Former enemy commander-in-chief of the Japanese-controlled area of ​​Shanghai District, Military Command Bureau!

That year, Zhao Yun was twenty-two years old.

At this age, you should be studying in college, walking in the park with your friends, and being filial to your parents.

But Zhao Yun was already fighting bloody battles with Japanese pirates and traitors in the most dangerous area.

He has become a senior local commander commanding thousands of agents.

No one knows Zhao Yun's real name, no one knows where he is from.

We can only deduce that he is from the north based on his little preserved accent.

After he took up this position in August 1940, his legend in the Japanese-controlled area officially began.

Assassinating Liang Decai and Fan Kai is only the first step.

After that, he applied to his superiors to revoke Lu Xia's punishment and promote him to be his assistant.

Meng Shaoyuan approved his request without any hesitation and said to his men:

"From now on, as long as it is a telegram from Zhao Yun, no matter how ridiculous the request is, I will agree to it!"

You have to trust the other person, especially after you place him in such a dangerous place.

You don't know what happened there, but he knows.

He has more say than anyone else.

As for No. 76, the deaths of Liang Decai and Fan Kai gave them a severe slap in the face.

Teaming up with the Japanese, No. 76 launched a bloody revenge in the Japanese-controlled areas.

In just half a month, 42 military agents in the Japanese-controlled areas died, 25 disappeared, and 37 were captured.

The loss is not unbearable.

Zhao Yun decisively ordered an attack and put forward the slogan "a tooth for a tooth, a blood for a blood".

The first person to be assassinated was Yan Liquan, who was captured and rebelled after participating in the assassinations of Liang Decai and Fan Kai.

Then, Lin Jiasheng, the leader of Agent 76, Mo Ji, the intelligence analysis section chief, and many other agents were raped.

Assassinations and counter-assassinations occurred almost every day in the Japanese-controlled areas.

The level of bloodiness is terrifying.

In mid-August, a rare scene happened.

Qu Jie, the leader of Operation Team 76, arrested a military reunification agent, but secretly released him and expressed his intention to surrender.

After personally contacting Qu Jie, Lu Xia initially determined that Qu Jie really wanted to surrender, and quickly reported to Zhao Yun.

Zhao Yun approved Qu Jie's surrender.

This significance is very important.

Since the establishment of No. 76, it is extremely rare for its agents to surrender voluntarily.

On August 18, Qu Jie surrendered with two agents No. 76 and brought a large amount of confidential information.

Zhao Yun immediately sent people to find ways to send No. 76 into the public concession before they were even aware of it.

Meng Shaoyuan took this very seriously and personally met with Qu Jie.

"Scared."

When asked why Qu Jie took the initiative to surrender, he returned to these two words: "We are really afraid. We have arrested and killed many military commanders, but we have also killed many people. You are too cruel.

There are obviously opportunities to capture and exchange prisoners alive, but never capture them, just kill them. You are risking your lives there.

It's unreasonable, it's really unreasonable. You risk your life, but we don't dare to risk our lives. The vast majority of us are traitors because we are greedy for money, and we are afraid of death. There are not many who are dedicated to helping the Japanese. It is inappropriate.

Being a traitor means death. Being a traitor means death. If you die, you have to be infamous. It's not worth it.

We have calculated that the safest security areas in the past, ah, the Japanese-controlled areas you call them, have become the most unsafe now. God knows when it will be our turn. The Japanese can still return to Japan. We

What? We can’t go anywhere. We are just a bunch of lost dogs, not worth it, not worth it.”

not worth it.

These traitors were scared.

The heavy losses they suffered during this period left them completely frightened.

Don't talk about these people, Meng Shaoyuan knew very well that even Li Shiqun, the real leader of No. 76, was not hell-bent on working for the Japanese. Everything he did was only based on his own interests.

He is a hardcore traitor, but once his interests are shaken, he can betray his master.

As Zhao Yun directs the agents in the Japanese-controlled areas and the Japanese traitors to fight to the death, it now depends on whose willpower is stronger.

There will be traitors among the military commanders, and there will also be traitors among the enemies!

If there is only one gap in a huge embankment, the flood will destroy it sooner or later.

After interrogating Qu Jie, Meng Shaoyuan sent him to Chongqing.

Chongqing also attached great importance to Qu Jie's surrender, and Dai Li used his people to make a big fuss.

In the newspapers, Qu Jie's dictation was published in a series of articles:

"Truth No. 76".

Among them, it is difficult to distinguish between true and false.

Even under Dai Li's manipulation, Qu Jie said in a more obscure tone that Li Shiqun might be a senior undercover agent sent by the Central Government.

And the Central Government, which has always competed with the military for power and was at odds with the military, actually cooperated with the military this time.

Of course the Japanese would not believe it immediately.

But it doesn't matter whether they believe it or not, at least they have planted a seed in the hearts of the Japanese.

As for Shanghai, Meng Shaoyuan did an even better job.

A military agent who narrowly escaped being captured by No. 76 announced that he was able to escape with the help of an important figure on No. 76.

He did not say who this important person was.

Because, in Meng Shaoyuan's overall plan, this has to be done step by step.

The seeds have been planted!
Chapter completed!