Rebirth of the National Marshal

If they met one or two relatively upright people, it would be understandable, but why were all the people like this? Could it be that overnight, these Chinese people were different from before? Although they were mainly dealing with the Soviets, they knew a little about the Chinese people. The Chinese nation had a large population, and there were many people with lofty ideals who saved the country and the people, but there were also traitors everywhere.

In the security corps, they met only upright people, which was quite illogical. They sent out more than 100 spies in total, but only a dozen of them in this room came back. These 100 people could be said to be the most elite people under the intelligence officer, and they were all lost at once. It was really heartbreaking. Nearly 1/3 of the entire Kwantung Army's intelligence agency collapsed.

Colonel Sakamoto still remembers how he felt when he received the report. He almost fell from heaven to earth and was smashed to pieces. Intelligence work is completely different from other jobs. Basically, you have to deal with these people under you all your life. They are not only your students, but also your friends. Without them, he would not have been able to become an intelligence officer of the Kwantung Army. He did not expect that they would die like this, and they were loyal to His Majesty the Emperor.

The Kwantung Army Headquarters was also very surprised by this incident. The mistakes in intelligence work were directly related to the mistakes in the front-line battle situation. When the Kwantung Army was comprehensively bombed by the Security Corps, they realized that they had underestimated this opponent before, and immediately dispatched the intelligence department's forces to infiltrate the Security Corps' area.

Unfortunately, this large-scale in-depth investigation did not bring the expected intelligence. Instead, less than one-third of the people who went in returned after suffering heavy casualties. From then on, all intelligence personnel of the Kwantung Army dared not easily enter the area of ​​the Security Corps for fear of suffering losses. Of course, the North China Expeditionary Army also sent an intelligence team. According to the intelligence obtained, they also suffered heavy losses and the information they obtained was negligible.

It’s not that the people in charge of intelligence work on Mao Yuanshan’s side are so powerful, but in some key departments, Mao Yuanshan used all clone soldiers. These clone soldiers are very old-fashioned and don’t know how to adapt at all.

If they knew how to adapt, they would most likely capture more Japanese spies. These Japanese spies were as smart as humans. When they found that something was wrong with the infiltrated officials, they retreated immediately. That's why some people ran back. Otherwise, those people would not have been able to go back, and the Kwantung Army's intelligence system could have been paralyzed.

In the final version, the colonel lost a large number of personnel, and they finally found out that the intelligence personnel of the security corps had only one code name, and the code name of the supreme commander was 007.

In fact, this is just a spoof by Mao Yuanshan. In modern society, she often watches James Bond 007 movies, so she code-named one of the clone soldiers 007 and deliberately released this news to let them investigate this person. Anyway, he is a clone soldier. Even if you catch him in the end, you won't get any information. As long as you point your spearhead at him, most of your efforts will be useless. This is also a vicious plan of Mao Yuanshan.

Sure enough, the Japanese devils on the front line directed all their strength towards 007, wanting to get any information about her, but the end result was that they wasted a lot of manpower, material resources and financial resources and got nothing. The few spies closest to him were all arrested. They were all the best spies. Although they were not as good as Yoshiko Kawashima and Miss Nanyun, they were also very powerful.

This can be said to be a Waterloo for the Kwantung Army's intelligence community. Because of this incident, the Kwantung Army basically could not hold its head up in the intelligence community. The main reason was that even if they wanted to hold their heads up, there were not many people left. Although Japan supported them with a large number of intelligence personnel, these people were all rookies, all novices, and had no experience on the battlefield. Intelligence personnel, in particular, needed to be experienced, and it would take at least three years for those novices to take up their posts.

Newbies can only help out on the periphery when doing intelligence work. If they are allowed to enter the core area, they will expose themselves directly. Newbies don't even have the ability to defend themselves in front of those veterans, let alone attack.

Just as everyone in the room was thinking about these things, Miss Nanyun finally ended her conversation with Commander-in-Chief Tojo.

Originally, many people in the room were dissatisfied with him, after all, he had obtained the position of teacher. But when he came in, everyone felt a chill all over their body. When his eyes swept over them, it was as if they were whipped by a whip. They were really scared in their hearts. His eyes were murderous, more powerful than those of the old soldiers on the battlefield.

Even Colonel Sakamoto was a little scared. He originally thought that this woman only relied on her beauty, but today he realized that it was not only her beauty, but also her brains.

"From today on, I am the intelligence officer appointed by the front-line headquarters. You will work under me in the future. I hope you can adapt to my way of working quickly. No matter when and where, as long as there is valuable intelligence, you must do everything you can to get it. Even if it means sacrificing your own life, you must exchange it for information that is useful to the Empire of Japan. Do you understand?" It was still the woman wearing a veil. Even when facing her subordinates, she would not take off the veil. Anyone who could make her take off the veil was either the top leader of the Kwantung Army, the top leader of the empire, or an intelligence officer who was useful to him.

The most recent time he took off his veil was when he was next to someone in the central government who was able to attend the highest military conference. He conquered the father and son with his looks and obtained the principal's travel schedule, which almost caused the principal to be bombed by Japanese planes. Later, the principal temporarily changed the itinerary because he had other things to do.

Although no consequences were caused, it was already quite difficult to get the principal's itinerary. Other Japanese spies were very envious of him. If it weren't for the principal's temporary change of itinerary, the feeling in China might be completely different now.