I have ten trillion licking dog gold

The military camp is bustling with activity.

A man in the uniform of the Allied Forces was walking with Master Jin.

"General, isn't 1.3 billion a little too little?"

There were waves of shouts and screams all around.

As the most powerful reactionary armed force in Myanmar today, the Allied Forces attach great importance to the training of the comprehensive qualities of their soldiers.

From the badge on his shoulder, it can be seen that this person's rank is quite high. He is at the same level as Wei Yi. And how could someone who can accompany the top leader for a walk be an ordinary person?

"Although our offer is $1.3 billion, the Myanmar government will definitely add some extra support."

It seems that Lord Jin is also clear about this, or it can be said that he was the one who gave the government the idea.

Only when you are well and I am well can everyone be well. After all, we will all be a family in the future. If you eat the meat, you have to give some soup to others.

As a warlord, and a powerful one at that, Lord Jin certainly has a good sense of the overall situation, but the man next to him is slightly inferior.

"How much the Burmese government adds is none of our business, and it won't reach our plate. General, I think 1.3 billion dollars is really too little. Tens of thousands of mouths need to be fed every day, so at least another 200 million dollars is needed."

Not only Lord Jin, it seems that the entire allied army has been subtly affected.

It is difficult to go from extravagance to frugality.

Having gotten used to the comfortable life of spending lavishly, how could I be willing to go back to the previous poor life?

Even though the annual military expenditure of $1.3 billion is indeed a lot, how much is Myanmar’s annual per capita income?

But I am afraid of comparison in everything.

If you are used to eating delicacies from land and sea, you will feel unbalanced even if you suddenly switch to chicken, duck, fish and meat.

Human nature dictates.

"General, Mr. Jiang never sets limits for us and always responds to our requests."

as predicted.

It’s still Boss Jiang’s fault.

Being too nice to others is sometimes not necessarily a good thing.

For example, it may make it difficult for people to accept others easily.

or.

  Is this also a strategy?

"That was in the past. Never put your hopes on others. Others can help you temporarily, but not for your whole life. You must learn to be self-reliant."

Self-reliance.

If you ask for money from someone else, it means you are self-reliant.

It seems to be another novel explanation.

"The value of this deal to us is definitely more than $13 billion. Going back on your word is despicable. There is no need to bargain any further."

Master Jin made the final decision.

Upon hearing this, as a subordinate, no matter what he thought in his heart, he would definitely not be foolish enough to object.

"What the general said is that this time we can get the money, get a stable environment, do a favor to the Westerners, and get rid of our dependence on Mr. Jiang. It's a win-win situation."

He immediately changed his words and insisted on changing with the times. This point showed his difference from Wei Yi.

Wei Yi’s position is certainly not so flexible.

"…But how should I explain it to Mr. Jiang?"

At this time, Wei Yi might not even have the absolute trust of Lord Jin, so one can imagine what position this person holds in Lord Jin's mind.

If Wei Yi is Lord Jin's left arm, then there is no doubt that he is Lord Jin's right arm.

The only difference between him and Wei Yi is the division of labor. Wei Yi is responsible for charging into battle at the front, while he sits in the rear and coordinates the logistics of the entire allied army. Everything from bed sheets and quilts to infantry fighting vehicles and drones are under his jurisdiction.

He undoubtedly supported General Jin's strategic decision. But at the same time, the "chief steward" of the allied forces also had a clear mind.

Making peace with the government does have many benefits in the short term, but there is one flaw.

  So what about the previous financial sponsor?

Because of the nature of his position, he understood better than anyone else the importance of financial backers to his side. After all, most of Boss Jiang's support was delivered to the warehouse through him.

"Explain? Why should I explain? We have always been independent and have always been in a cooperative relationship with Mr. Jiang."

Master Jin said: "Mr. Jiang will always be our friend. In any future affairs concerning Mr. Jiang, we will always maintain a neutral position."

neutral.

This is another word that has no absolute definition and changes its meaning depending on the situation.

When someone is against you and your friend remains neutral, this is a stance.

And when someone is against you, your enemy remains neutral, just as neutral, but in a completely different position.

The butler Mu Lun must have understood what General Jin meant, but he still frowned and couldn't help but remind him: "I am worried that Mr. Jiang will not think so."

You can fool yourself, but you can't fool others.

No matter how you whitewash it, it doesn't change the fact that this is a betrayal that needs no proof.

"So what do you think is scarier, the west or the east?"

Master Jin spoke in a calmer tone, more openly and honestly.

Wei Yi had indeed fallen out of favor.

Master Jin would definitely not be so straightforward with him, and he probably wouldn't even mention this top secret at all.

In fact, the answer can be found from the fact that Wei Yi was transferred to run around and Mu Lun accompanied him.

"West, of course."

Mu Lun thought without hesitation.

The strength of the West is an idea and cognition that is integrated into the blood and deeply rooted. This is not only the consensus of this Allied Forces chief steward, but also of Myanmar. It is the consensus of most parts of the world.

"Then is there any need to worry about offending Mr. Jiang?"

Lord Jin asked.

The lesser of two evils.

When you have to make a choice again, you must stick to the stronger side.

To have been able to climb to his current position, Mu Lun must be well versed in the philosophy of standing in line. After being patiently guided by Master Jin, he finally became enlightened.

"The general is far-sighted. Yes, this is the most correct path for us."

"Angsu called me and has put forward our conditions. Judging from his tone, he will most likely agree to it."

Mu Lun was not blindly happy, and said seriously: "Then we should make preparations as soon as possible."

Master Jin, who was half a head shorter than him, nodded and said, "It is necessary to prepare. There may be many people who cannot understand it."

"General, if there are people who really don't understand, they should be our own elders. I think it won't be a big problem if we do some ideological work. We are not surrendering to the government. We are just trying to gain space and time to better adjust ourselves."

Compared to Wei Yi, whose expertise is more inclined towards the battlefield, Mu Lun's words undoubtedly hit the mark more with Lord Jin.

Men also need a confidant.

"There is a military strategy in the East that says build high walls and store up food to slowly become king. We are expanding too fast, like a greedy snake. Without restraint, we will either burst ourselves or become the target of public criticism. What we need to do most now is to digest our achievements. We need space and time."

Lord Jin spoke slowly, with deep thoughts and foresight.

Mu Lun sighed, "General, I believe everyone can understand you."

"Disaster."

Lord Jin had a calm expression and said, "These new members have surrendered to us because they were forced by the current situation and in order to save their lives. Their needs are simple and they won't react too violently, but our previous brothers are different." "For example... Wei Yi." Mu Lun understood what he meant.

It's not about exclusion or suppression.

But we must proceed from reality.

Why did all the warlords, militias and independent forces in Myanmar turn into bandits?

  A born rebel?

I just don't have enough food to eat.

To put it in a more hypocritical way, if one can have happiness and stability, who would want to be displaced?

If you have enough food and warm clothes, who would be so idle that they would want to risk their lives? There are many other ways to seek excitement.

  And why do so many people not have enough food to eat?

It's not official incompetence.

Therefore, there are countless armed forces of all sizes in the chaotic northern part of Myanmar, but without exception, they are hostile to the Myanmar government, at least the grassroots soldiers are like this.

Not to mention the allied forces, who are the vanguard in the fight against telecom fraud. But where is the source of the rampant telecom fraud?

You know everything.

Now suddenly you find that your former mortal enemies are going to sit at the same table and eat together. It would be hard for anyone to accept this.

Especially Wei Yi.

Wei Yi had a deep hatred with the four major families, and part of his military merits were earned by stepping on the faces of the four major families.

Especially the Wei family.

Wei Yi was originally a member of the Wei family. Later, he was ostracized and suppressed and had to leave. The powerful Wei family refused to give up and wanted to kill him all. Unfortunately, they failed in the end. After Wei Yi joined the allied forces, he turned against the Wei family and spared no effort to attack the core industries of the Wei family. Last year, he even achieved the achievement of killing his enemy with his own hands and hanged the son of the head of the Wei family in the Wei family park.

It sounds like a refreshing story.

But now it seems to be coming to an end.

The hatred for killing a son is irreconcilable. This kind of grudge cannot be diluted by anything, let alone resolved.

In the head-on battle with the allied forces, the Wei family and even the four major families were indeed seriously damaged, but they were only injured, not dead.

They still have power in Myanmar that cannot be ignored.

Now they have to put down their weapons and sit together to eat. Even if it is impossible to overturn the table, the four major families with deep blood feuds must think of some way to deal with it under the table, right?

  Therefore, after accepting the amnesty, the first question that arises is how to deal with the group of people represented by Wei Yi?

"We have to consider what these old brothers think."

Master Jin said as he walked.

"How about I go and test Wei Yi's attitude first?"

Mu Lun said tentatively.

It doesn't matter to others, but Wei Yi is no small matter after all. Not to mention that he has conquered half of the country, but at least one third of the allied forces' current power is created by his shots and bullets.

The high status is secondary; the key lies in Wei Yi’s reputation in the army.

This is the most troublesome.

"You have worked with Wei Yi for such a long time. Do you think Wei Yi is willing to put aside his grudges with the four major families?"

Mu Lun moved his mouth and was about to speak, but then he heard: "Tell the truth."

Mu Lun paused, then smiled bitterly. He shook his head and sighed, "It's very difficult."

"You and him aren't close, don't you think it would be a waste of effort or even a disgrace to yourself if you go?"

It seems that as a superior, Master Jin is also very clear about the relationship between his subordinates.

I guess in addition to military strategies, the mentality of Eastern emperors should also be popular here.

“…You won’t know the result until you give it a try.”

Mu Lun said awkwardly.

"Wei Yi is currently investigating the terrorist attack on the KE factory..."

"Yeah." Mu Lun nodded, "I heard that there seems to be some progress."

Master Jin turned his head and glanced at him, his fierce face showing no joy or anger, "Is the news you heard so simple?"

Mueller looked hesitant and embarrassed, but finally said, "General, although Wei Yi's behavior is a bit impulsive, I think it is understandable. After all, he is trying to find out the truth as soon as possible and is responsible for the general's entrustment."

At this time, he did not add insult to injury, but instead spoke up for the other party.

As a political enemy, this is truly commendable.

of course.

It may also be a deliberate act of retreating to advance, in order to show one's vision and righteousness in front of the leader.

Master Jin probably thought so too. He smiled indifferently, "If you two switch perspectives, now you are Wei Yi and Wei Yi is you, how do you think Wei Yi will answer me? Will he help you explain?"

Mu Lun smiled bitterly and said nothing.

Master Jin looked forward and continued to walk slowly, "You are always smoother than Wei Yi. Wei Yi is much more straightforward than you, so you can never do what he can do, and vice versa."

Mu Lun followed silently.

"Although I said I would fully support him, I never allowed him to lead troops to openly attack local government buildings. Is there no more tactful way? Is it because you can't think of it, or are you too lazy to think of it?"

Mu Lun didn't dare to interrupt, or rather, he was happy to hear it.

"Because of his impulsiveness, I received countless criticisms and accusations against him, asking me to punish him, but I suppressed them all."

"General, I believe Wei Yi has no selfish motives."

Mu Lun managed to speak.

"In the past, many people said that he was arrogant because of his favor, and some people even said that he was too successful to be a threat to his master. I never took it seriously, but now..."

Master Jin asked, "Does he really have no sense of propriety at all? Does he really think it doesn't matter, or is he deliberately making things difficult for me?"

Why did the tone change while we were chatting?

  Aren’t we discussing how to convince the entire army to accept the amnesty?

At this time, Mu Lun should not speak, because no matter what he said, it would be wrong. If he spoke up for Wei Yi, he would be contradicting his superiors and being hypocritical. If he helped to denounce Wei Yi, he would be fanning the flames and adding insult to injury, so it would be best for him to remain mute, but he still did not remain silent.

"General, let's call Wei Yi back first and see how he explains it."

"If he wanted to explain, he would have come back by himself a long time ago."

Mr. Jin’s words are concise and to the point.

Mulun suddenly became quiet.

"I have traveled all over the world, but people's hearts are more flowing than water. They all say that the three sworn brothers in Peach Garden, but which one of them stayed together till old age?"

Master Jin muttered silently.

Mu Lun looked stern and didn't dare to speak casually anymore.

"You are the quartermaster general and one of the backbones of our allied forces, Mulun. Now is the time for you to step forward."

Lord Jin said: "Wei Yi still has many followers in the army. If they are unwilling to cooperate, we can only take necessary measures. The weather is getting warmer, so move all the weapons in your arsenal out to dry in the sun."

Mu Lun looked shocked, hesitant, and seemed to be hesitant to speak.

"At any time, you must be fully prepared, so that you can be prepared for any eventuality and be invincible. I'll give you a copy of Sun Tzu's Art of War. Read it often when you have time."

  Is this an attempt to train new vanguard generals?

"Yes."

Mu Lun lowered his head and replied without saying anything more.

  Or in other words, this is the result you are waiting for?

Lord Jin stopped and looked at the phalanx in training.

"Go get busy." (End of this chapter)