The Bourne Counterattack

Chapter 481: Still a farce
Failure was expected.

If the Japanese's carefully guarded special train could be blown up so easily, would the three-year war of resistance have been so difficult, with so much territory lost and so many lives sacrificed?
Cheng Mo did not agree with bombing the special train from the beginning. If it was a special train full of Japanese invaders, he would have absolutely no objection.

But the people in this car are not the ones who kill directly with guns, not to mention that there are some people who may not necessarily support the invasion. Of course, this is an extremely rare case. Those who do not support the invasion will not come.

However, if the bombing of the special train caused huge casualties, it would inevitably lead to crazy retaliation from the Japanese army.

If this happens, the front line might collapse.

This is a very unwise decision.

But Cheng Mo couldn't say this, let alone suggest it. If others persuaded him, Dai Yunong would not think much about it. But if he spoke up, even if he was being impartial, he would probably be suspected.

Suspicion, distrust and intrigue have always existed within the Military Intelligence Bureau, not to mention that the Military Intelligence Bureau also has a tradition of monitoring its own people.

Cheng Mo never thought that Dai Yunong would arrange someone to monitor him. He didn't want to think about it, but there must be someone. Put yourself in her shoes. If sincerity can't be exchanged for true love, then in the end, don't blame yourself for being cruel.

If you want to say that he was selfish, then I admit it. After all, in the outcome of the whole thing, he was considering himself and not Chiyoko and Mr. Morita.

All the dangers and decisions had to be made were pushed onto Chiyoko and Mr. Morita.

Because he couldn't guarantee that even if he really suggested not to take action against the special train, Dai Yunong would listen to him.

And after he makes the suggestion, he will have to consider what consequences will it bring to himself and whether he can bear them.

"Fortunately, Chiyoko and Dr. Morita were not on the special train."

Cheng Mo nodded. Although the operation failed, it was not without effect. It was intended to deter and warn the Japanese invaders and the Wang Puppet regime. Although it failed this time, what about the next time? If it succeeded once, it would be big news that would shock the world.

"This time we are using people from Suzhou Station. It seems that the higher-ups are afraid of news leaking out, so they don't allow people from Shanghai to get involved in order to ensure the secrecy of the operation." Cheng Mo said.

"Well, it seems that the higher-ups are not too confident about the Shanghai District. Or, they are protecting the Shanghai District. If an investigation is launched, the Shanghai District can be kept out of it." Su Moer also followed up with the analysis.

"The mission failed, and we'll probably look for the reason. This matter won't be over so quickly." Cheng Mo was a little worried.

"Will Chiyoko be implicated?"

"If the special train was bombed and there were heavy casualties, then the investigation might have a significant impact on her. But now there are no casualties. Even if the Japanese investigate, the intensity will not be too great. If there is no major breakthrough, the case will end up in nothing." Cheng Mo said.

It's not that Cheng Mo is so powerful, but judging from human nature, the investigation will cost a lot of manpower and material resources.

In the eyes of the Japanese, a failed sabotage was probably just a harassment of the special train by a small group of anti-Japanese elements who got hold of some information and did not cause any damage. Why mobilize so many troops?

Of course, there must be a reaction and attitude. The worst that can happen is that some people can be arrested to serve as a deterrent.

If we investigate every case with all our might, even if we deploy all the military police from the entire Japanese Military Police Headquarters in Shanghai, it would not be enough.

You know, how many cases of attacks, harassment and assassinations of Japanese and puppet personnel occurred every day?

Most of the time they just send someone to go through the motions and file a case. As for how they will investigate later and how intensely, it all depends on the attitude of those above them.

If the people above don't care, the people below will make efforts. Only those who want to make achievements will work very hard, but they may lose their lives if they fail to do so.

Smart people are just trying to make a living. If they really investigate, they will be in trouble for themselves. The Japanese investigate themselves. Haha, if they have the ability to do so, why do they support Ding Mocun and Lin Shiqun to establish the No. 76 Special Agent Headquarters?
The next morning, Cheng Mo went to work as usual.

The atmosphere on the street became a little different. After all, tomorrow was the day when the Wang Puppet regime returned to the capital, and many people went to Nanjing.

Some are voluntary, while others are forced.

It would be really embarrassing if no one came to watch the ceremony on such a big day and it was too quiet and lonely.

The Wang Puppet regime could not be used to hire the Japanese, but the Japanese guns and cannons could be used, so many celebrities in Shanghai also set off for Nanjing today.

The train station even added several more trains.

No wonder the streets are less lively.

This saves trouble.

Before leaving get off work, Cheng Mo called a meeting. It was a meeting of the Chinese group. Anyone with the rank of Visitor and above had to attend, and no one was allowed to ask for leave.

Although tomorrow's Haidu Conference will be held in Jinling, Shanghai can also be considered a branch venue. The Japanese and No. 76 will definitely celebrate with great fanfare.

The Shanghai branch of the Military Control Commission will definitely not remain silent at this time. There is a high probability that they will cause trouble, so we must be on high alert. No one is allowed to take leave and must be on duty at all times.

As long as nothing happens in the concession, what happens in other places has nothing to do with Cheng Mo and he has no right to interfere.

Finally it’s March 3th.

Wang held a so-called return ceremony in the auditorium of the Nanjing Examination Yuan, and remotely followed Chairman Lin in Chongqing. In his capacity as acting chairman and premier, he publicly published the "Ten Principles for Peaceful Nation-Building", announcing the establishment of the Wang Puppet Regime and formally acknowledging his identity as a great traitor.

At the same time, Chongqing also issued a wanted list of more than 100 people, almost catching all senior officials of the Wang Puppet Government in one fell swoop, in a confrontation with each other.

As for the farces that took place in the capital, there were really too many of them, because the flying of the so-called "false flag" caused a mutiny in the Japanese army, which almost led to an opening fire incident and so on.

On the day of returning the capital, the sound of gunfire never stopped in the sky above Nanjing City. I wonder if this was a celebration or a farewell to this puppet regime.

This is what it means to be a monkey in human form.

Claiming to be orthodox, that is not orthodoxy. How can a puppet regime supported by invaders have the qualifications to represent the Chinese people?
As for after its establishment, only two or three people came to congratulate and acknowledge it. Apart from these traitors, they were all self-righteous and fighting for the so-called power, just like a monkey show.

The actions of the Military Control Commission Shanghai District in Shanghai also followed suit, destroying Japanese warehouses, looting Japanese supplies, dropping bombs on Japanese outposts, and even beating them with clubs and shooting them...

As long as it was possible to strike against the Japanese invaders and the Wang Puppet regime's traitors, various means were used. Most of them were prepared and planned, some were spontaneous, and some were spontaneous actions by the anti-Japanese people to fish in troubled waters.

The two concessions were calm, but the atmosphere in the west of Shanghai was a little tense. The agents of No. 76 either stayed at the No. 76 headquarters or patrolled in groups at the headquarters and several main roads, secretly confronting the patrolmen of Jing'an Temple Police Station and the British and American troops stationed in the concessions.

Of course, the Japanese military police stationed in the west of Shanghai are indispensable.

If a spark falls in here, a conflict will be inevitable.

(End of this chapter)