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Zhang Lu looked at Zhang Tianhao who was still lying there. There was no change from the past two days, and her face was full of confusion.

After all, she knew that it was not comfortable for a person to maintain such a posture for a long time.

"He has something on his mind, so he has been doing this for the past two days to keep his brain clear. This is the only explanation."

"Alas, I didn't expect that the young master still had such great pressure in his heart. If the Shanghai explosion had nothing to do with the young master, it would be a complete lie."

Zhang Lu was imagining things, but Zhang Tianhao didn't think much about it. He was really tired this time and really wanted to have a good rest.

After waving his hand and letting A-Reng leave, he closed his eyes and fell asleep.

While Zhang Tianhao was sleeping here, countless waves were set off in Shanghai. After all, more than 70 factories in Shanghai were bombed, most of which were owned by the Japanese or taken over by the Japanese.

In the conference room of Qingyuan Restaurant, the admiral sat there, looking at the generals or ambassadors sitting below, his face as gloomy as water.

"Meeting!"

The admiral sat directly in the first seat, looking at the people below, his face looked so gloomy that it seemed like he was about to kill someone.

His eyes swept over the five people sitting below, and there was a hint of hoarseness in his voice, as if he was suppressing his inner anger with all his strength. He spoke slowly, and each word seemed to jump out of his mouth.

"Everyone, you have checked, right? A total of 81 factories in Shanghai were bombed, and most of these factories are on our relocation list. Can you explain to me why this is the case?"

"Have you been in China so long that you don't have enough brains? Why are you doing so many stupid things, each one more stupid than the last? Tell me, how are you going to explain this to the headquarters? How are you going to explain it?"

"Snapped--"

The admiral slapped the table directly, and the sound was so loud that the table almost jumped a few times.

"First of all, Yingzuo, you are a fool. You fool, your subordinates made such a big mistake, but you didn't think about dealing with it, but helped cover up the facts. Tell me, what's in your brain, shit or urine?"

"Look, under your leadership, so many things have happened in the gendarmerie. Do I need to tell you about it? It's like a no-man's land, people come and go as they please, killing people, even poisoning, stealing documents, one by one, you don't deserve to sit in this position."

"Also, don't you know what's going on with your subordinate Qi Teng? You did things covertly, but you did it in a big way. Are you afraid that others won't know? Shanghai needs jobs everywhere now, but you are so good. How can you destroy the recovery and development of Shanghai's economy?"

"Besides, so many workers are employed, and this matter has been exposed directly. Do you know how many factories were blown up last night because of you? You are a stupid pig, and Qi Teng is just a pig. No, calling him a pig is an insult to pigs."

"Also, why go to the front line? Don't go. You can't afford to lose this person!"

"There is also the issue of public security in Shanghai. Tell me, Fatty, what have you done? If public security cannot be properly managed, how can Shanghai's economy be developed?"

The admiral pointed his finger at Fatty again, his expression still serious.

"The Zero Plan has only been implemented to the third step, and it has already failed. Those three damn experts are all useless. Although they have some knowledge, they have wasted so many resources of the empire!"

"Most importantly, you didn't have any warning about the explosion last night. This is not your style. So many factories were bombed, or even self-exploded, but you didn't receive any news. This only shows that you are derelict in your duty, derelict in your duty!"

"I'm sorry, General. It is indeed my dereliction of duty, but I am only in charge of the anti-Japanese elements. I have no idea about the economy and what happened in the factory." Upon hearing this, Doiyuan first admitted his mistake, and then pointed out directly that the large-scale factory bombing in Shanghai this time was definitely not the work of anti-Japanese elements, but it was very likely that someone leaked the news, or it was a follow-up to the impact of the Qi Teng incident last night. He dared not take the blame.

"Also, the general just mentioned the relocation of these factories. It's possible that except for the general, we don't have any list at all. As for who has the list, Yingzuo and I definitely don't know."

"Third, General, I have never been in charge of this matter. It was only last night, or rather, at one in the morning, that the General handed me a document, hoping that Jingping Jiichiro could be sent back as soon as possible."

"As you instructed, I have already contacted the military police in Tianjin last night. When Jingping Jiichiro arrived, I asked him to take a special plane directly back to Shanghai."

"In addition, after an investigation this morning, I found that the explosions in more than 80 factories were all between 5 and 5: in the morning. It seemed that this was an agreed time. Obviously, this was an organized action. But based on my understanding of the intelligence in Shanghai."

Fatty stood up and glanced at the people in the conference room.

"No organization has so many people destroying so many factories at the same time. Even if the underground party has a lot of people, it will not exceed 50 people. The Central Bureau of Investigation and Statistics only has a few big fish, which can't make any big waves. As for Zhang Tianhao, he is dead, and his men seem to have disappeared."

"There may be dozens of people from the Military Control Commission, but we have been blocking the entire Shanghai. If a large number of people enter Shanghai, it is impossible not to be discovered. Generally, anti-Japanese organizations will not focus on these factories. If the factories are blown up, the workers will have no food to eat, which is not what they want to see."

"So, if we rule out the underground party, the only ones left are the Military Control Commission and the Central Control Commission. The Central Control Commission is ruled out directly. With the death of Zhang Tianhao, the Central Control Commission also disbanded. There were only a few people in the first place, let alone such a large scale. Without the strength of a company, or even two companies, it is impossible to achieve this level."

"Military Control Commission, I have investigated the Military Control Commission. Their strength in Shanghai has been hit many times by us. Although it has not completely collapsed, there are only a few left."

"General Tu Feiyuan, if you want to say something, just say it directly."

The admiral also had a gloomy face. He was quite angry about the fat man's slap in the face, but he had no way to vent it.

"So there are only two parties who have so many people. One is the gang, and the other is the owners of the factories. After all, they are the victims, and most people would not think of these things. The former is a possibility, but it is ruled out directly. Because this morning I sent all the people in the agency out to inquire, and it turned out that the gang did not take action at all."

"Of course, this news may not be accurate. We still need to figure it out and see what to do next!"

"So, I have been reasoning that only the original owners of these factories, or some people who don't want us to get the factories, directly dragged others into the water, but basically the original owners of these factories are still locked."

"The purpose is to shift the disaster eastward."

As he continued his analysis, several people present nodded slightly.

After all, the factories in Shanghai were so well known, and the explosions occurred almost simultaneously, so there must be a huge conspiracy involved.

"General, I suggest that we focus on investigating the original owners of these factories!"

"It's not appropriate. These people are all people of status in the Shanghai Concession. Now the factory has been taken over by us. If the news that we arrested them is leaked, it will cause more resistance and the consequences will be more serious."

Sakamoto on the side shook his head and gently refused.

"That's indeed the truth. How about this? We can find a few people to conduct a private trial instead of making it public. Then everything will be fine."

"That's the only way." (End of this chapter)