Siheyuan, my new life

Liao Cheng was overjoyed when he received the report, and immediately raised a sum of money and had someone send it over. In fact, he knew well that the number of people reported by the other party would definitely be inflated. Even if there were not 800 people, there must be at least 400 or 500. However, what Liao Cheng never expected was that after many crackdowns by our army, this group of defeated soldiers was reduced to only 40 or 50 people, and there were more than a dozen injured and disabled people among them.

Of course, Liao Cheng would not pay for the support of the commando team out of his own pocket. He immediately sent a telegram to the other side of the sea to report the good news, claiming that he had gathered the lost Kuomintang warriors in the mountainous area at the junction of Hebei and Shandong to form the Hebei-Shandong Commando Team. There are currently 2,137 warriors loyal to the party and the country, and a large number of former Kuomintang soldiers who are scattered around the country are being contacted later.

Upon receiving the good news from Liao Cheng, the Central Bureau of Investigation and Statistics headquarters on the other side of the sea immediately sent a commendation order, appointing Liao Cheng as the lieutenant general commander of the Hebei-Shandong Special Forces. At the same time, a large sum of funds was sent to Liao Cheng through secret channels, and Liao Cheng was encouraged to continue his efforts and make new contributions to the party and the country.

Therefore, under the operation of Liao Cheng and his capable subordinates, a group of only forty or fifty remnants of defeated soldiers were transformed into a commando force of more than two thousand people. They played the trick of deceiving their superiors and concealing the truth from their subordinates very well, but Liao Cheng soon suffered a fatal backlash.

The leader of the defeated army who received the telegram from Liaocheng became furious when he heard that there was a reward of ten large yellow croakers. He summoned all the brothers who could move, took almost all their belongings, and quickly rushed to the only road leading to Shandong Province. He ordered his brothers to block the road with stones and trees, and set up two light machine guns on both sides, waiting for the jeep to stop to check the road conditions, and then he would open fire immediately. At the same time, all the brothers opened fire together, just to catch the enemy off guard and try to eliminate all enemies as soon as possible.

Ideals are beautiful, but reality is cruel. The ranger leader, who was looking forward to leaving these defeated soldiers behind and going to Hong Kong to enjoy life after receiving the reward, never expected that he would be facing a group of high-level monks whose strength exceeded that of saints. Not to mention his scrap metal, even airplanes and cannons could not hurt the other side.

So before the brave warriors of the Ji-Lu Rangers could fire a single bullet, they were all trapped to death on the spot by Zhou Tian's "confinement technique".

Liao Cheng, who was still eagerly waiting for good news, never expected that the Ji-Lu Commando, on which he had placed high hopes, was wiped out in an instant.

What Liao Cheng didn't expect was that it was precisely because he was eager to get rid of Lin Yu and ordered the Ji-Lu Rangers to take action that he came into the sight of Lin Yu and his bodyguards in advance.

However, even if this incident had not happened, Liao Cheng's exposure was only a matter of time. Although there was no direct contact between him and Wei Wanlu, the deputy director of the Guyang People's Armed Forces Department, and Wei Wanlu did not know that he was the station chief of the Central Bureau of Investigation and Statistics' Shandong Provincial Intelligence Station, with Zhou Yu and other protectors' domineering soul-searching methods, it was only a matter of time before they continued to track down Liao Cheng through Wei Wanlu's superiors.

Among the three leaders captured by the Hebei-Shandong Detachment, one of them was a trusted subordinate sent by Liao Cheng. In order to completely control this armed force, this subordinate stayed as a special commissioner of the Hebei-Shandong Detachment and became one of the three leaders of the Detachment. Therefore, after searching the soul of this special commissioner, the true identity of Liao Cheng, the director of the Central Bureau of Investigation and Statistics' Shandong Provincial Intelligence Station and the lieutenant general commander of the Hebei-Shandong Detachment, immediately surfaced and entered the eyes of the protectors in advance.

Lin Yu would never show mercy to the Central Bureau of Investigation agents who dared to murder him, so after several bodyguards took action, everything was under the bodyguards' surveillance.

After Lin Yu's implicit reminder, Political Commissar Zhao immediately urged Commander Han to report the attack on Lin Yu, and at the same time suspected that this was a premeditated attack. The reason may have a lot to do with Lin Yu's preparation of the concentrated solution of Guben Peiyuan Decoction, and someone in the capital must have tipped off Shandong Province. Liao Cheng, as a leading cadre of the Shandong Provincial People's Armed Forces Department, had close ties with the defeated skinheads and hired them to plot to get rid of Lin Yu. From Liao Cheng's behavior, it can be almost determined that he is a reactionary spy who has infiltrated the revolutionary ranks.

After receiving the report from Commander Han, Jingcheng took immediate action and quickly checked through the switchboard all the people who had talked to Lu Province on the phone during the time when Lin Yu was away from Beijing. Based on their statements, they notified the relevant departments of Lu Province to take action and isolated and investigated all the people on the list. Liao Cheng, who could almost be identified as a spy, was strictly interrogated.

As Liao Cheng began to confess, the big net he had woven was completely revealed to the relevant departments.

Liao Cheng and his accomplices placed people in seven remote counties in Shandong Province. Liao Cheng used Minister Yang's power to arrange one of his own to serve as deputy minister in the People's Armed Forces Department of these seven counties.

At the same time, Liao Cheng took advantage of his work to screen the list of martyrs forwarded by his superiors. He and his accomplices selected one to three martyrs who met the requirements in each of the seven counties. He asked the local armed forces to collude with some people in the martyrs' villages to spread rumors and deliberately target the martyrs' families.

Liao Cheng tried to use this despicable method to affect the morale of our troops and undermine the fighting will of the soldiers.

In order to catch all enemy spies in one fell swoop, the relevant departments asked the military region for help. After reporting to the capital for approval, an entire regiment of soldiers, led by personnel from relevant departments, rushed to seven remote counties in Shandong Province to carry out capture operations.

After an intense capture operation, the relevant departments, with the help of the garrison, captured a total of 17 enemy spies and 59 lawbreakers and criminals who colluded with them.

The relevant departments have made great achievements, but the faces of the provincial leaders are gloomy. It is estimated that it will not be long before this major case will be used as a typical example for publicity, and by then, the faces of these leaders will probably be even uglier.

The head of the provincial people's armed forces department was unexpectedly seduced by the beauty of the enemy spy and betrayed the country and the party. With the arrest of Minister Yang, relevant departments arrested more than a dozen leading cadres from the people's armed forces department. All of a sudden, the entire people in the people's armed forces department were in a panic and everyone was in danger. No one knew who would be arrested tomorrow.

For a time, the Provincial People's Armed Forces Department was almost paralyzed. Even those leaders who had no problems knew very well that the possibility of them continuing to work here was very slim. Just a negligence in work was enough to make them suffer. After all, they all worked in the same unit, and some were even in the same office. There were so many spies around them, and they didn't even notice it at all. It was absolutely fair to say that they were negligent in work.