The Anti-Japanese War Begins with the Northeast Army

Feng Yong and Zhang Tinglan, who had been silent, shouted at him almost at the same time. However, the governor of Jilin had already been furious, especially when he saw Zhang Hanqing drunk with a red face and thick neck, and hugging these prostitutes on both sides, which made him even more furious.

Your father was almost exhausted because of the territorial issues, the power struggles in the interior, and even the infighting within the Fengtian clique.

What about you? You are really fighting with your wife!
"Who allowed it?"

Jiang Cheng was more than half a head taller than Zhang Hanqing, and he had been training hard since he quit smoking opium, so his physique was much stronger than his... At this moment, he pinched the back of his neck with one hand, and the other party was completely unable to move.

"You went to Jinzhou with the others for talks because of the Jilin incident - and yet you caused such a mess on the military train!"

"If this gets out, they'll say all sorts of shit about me, Jiang Feilan...if you want to make trouble, go back to Fengtian and make trouble there!"

Jiang Cheng and Zhang Hanqing have always had a good personal relationship since they studied together... This is the first time he has been so angry with him.

If Zhang Tinglan didn't know this, how could Feng Yong not know it?

He quickly leaned over and said, "Feilan! What are you talking about—"

"It's my fault as the host for not considering everything carefully! I'll have them pack up right now and send them to their next stop..."

Who knew that before he could finish his words, Zhang Hanqing, who was being held by Jiang Cheng, suddenly twisted his body, not only breaking free from Jiang Cheng's right hand, but also roaring with a red face: "Feng Yong! Stop meddling..."

"I'm telling you, Jiang Feilan, stop putting on airs in front of me. Everyone in Northeast China knows that you won't be the governor of Jilin for long! And - these women and the band were all found by me. Don't you think you should do this?"

"Just like you in Jilin, you want to rectify military discipline and then destroy me too? Come on, attack here if you can!"

Not only Feng Yong was stunned, but even Zhang Tinglan was confused... those women and band members were also terrified.

In contrast to everyone who was stunned by the young marshal's anger, Jiang Cheng curled his lips and sneered: No wonder you managed to defeat the entire Northeast, it turns out that you are really a bastard among bastards.

"How dare I?"

As he said this, Jiang Cheng took a step back and said, "Even if I'm not targeting you, Zhang Hanqing, I still have to look at Mr. Shuai's face."

He knew that Zhang Hanqing had always hated being mentioned as someone's descendant since he was a child, and this became even more so later on...To say that he was the son of a great marshal and was highly respected was almost the same as insulting him.

Seeing that his originally foolish eyes suddenly became more murderous, Jiang Cheng held his elbows nonchalantly and said, "Let me ask you, Master Shuai asked you to lead the team to Jinzhou to meet Duan Zhigui, have you made any preparations?"

"Haha, looking at these..."

At this moment, the eyes of the great commander Jiang were like a ball of burning ice. He slowly examined these charming women and the increasingly nervous musicians, "Could it be that you, Han Qing, made the preparations?"

Zhang Hanqing was speechless.

The effect of the alcohol had worn off a little by now - yes, he originally wanted to piss off Yu Fengzhi, so he asked his men to contact a few women and put on a show, but he didn't expect that he would end up getting angry.

If this gets out and the old man finds out, I won't get hurt anymore, but it would be embarrassing to embarrass myself in front of everyone.

He licked his lips and looked at Jiang Cheng guiltily. For the sake of face, he still wanted to say a few words, but he didn't dare to look at the dark eyes of the Jilin governor.

The situation suddenly became very ugly. Feng Yong looked at the two people: on one side was his immediate superior, and on the other side was his good friend who couldn't even bear to see the same pair of pants as him. If he helped either side, he would offend the other.
If he doesn't express his opinion, he won't offend anyone, but given the current situation, there is a possibility that the two of them will fight.

"Are you still standing here waiting for your reward? Get out of here now!"

Zhang Tinglan suddenly turned around and shouted at the dumbfounded men and women;
Then he stepped forward and said with a smile, "Feilan, I know you are anxious about Duan Zhigui's matter, but it shouldn't be urgent now, right?"

"What else can we do in the car?"

This gave Zhang Hanqing an excuse, and he immediately glared: "That's right, we can still do it while on the road..."

Jiang Cheng dragged him over and said coldly, "Okay! I'll show you what else you can do."

After saying this, he ignored the nervous expressions of the young marshal's guards and dragged him straight to his and Yu Fengzhi's room;
Before he could ask what he was doing, Jiang Cheng knocked on the door and dragged him in.

But what Jiang Cheng didn't expect was that in addition to Zhang Hanqing's personal bodyguard Wu Dongyun, Guo Maochen was also there;
The two were apparently discussing some business deals in Jilin and the Tumen River’s estuary…

Especially when talking about the development of the port and the cooperation with Europe, Yu Fengzhi's usually gentle temperament actually took on a bit of the bold demeanor of a "female navigator".

Knowing that his eldest sister was making money for the Zhang family again, what was most difficult for him to accept was that her ability to make money was just better than his...Now most of the Zhang family's business was done with Jilin.

He glanced at Jiang Cheng and said in a cold voice: "What do you mean?"

Jiang Cheng turned around and asked Ye Hai to invite Yang Yuting, then stepped forward and said loudly: "Okay, let's not talk about the previous matter--"

"Now that everyone is here, let's talk about Jinzhou!"

Although Yang Yuting failed to win over Jiang Cheng, some of his words did give some pointers to the always astute Jilin governor.

He called Zhang Hanqing in such an embarrassing way just to let him know that Duan Zhigui's arrival would probably cause a huge uproar and make the political situation in Liaoning and Jilin a mess.

Wu Junsheng and Sun Liechen are loyal to the Marshal, but it is hard to say about the others.

If Duan Zhigui can't handle this matter well, there's no point in him drinking wine.

As soon as Yang Yuting arrived, he shared his ideas with everyone. In short, he was warning everyone attending the meeting that the Fengtian Army was now showing signs of internal strife, and everyone had to work together to find a solution.

Yang Yuting immediately expressed his opinion and put forward several ideas. The most important one was to let Jiang Cheng demonstrate, and it would be best if he gave up when he saw difficulties.

However, Feng Yong and Zhang Tinglan believed that intimidation would not scare him away, so it would be better to give him some benefits, make Duan Zhigui a figurehead, and slowly win him over.

Everyone in the group was giving suggestions, even the two women Yu Fengzhi and Zhang Tingxue were expressing their opinions, but Guo Maochen seemed like a figurine, just sitting quietly on the chair without saying a word.

Damn it, you still want to solve the problem of civil unrest? There are only a few Miao people, and some people are still trying to trick you!

No wonder after the Marshal's death, the entire Northeast Army fell apart and fought each other, and this impromptu meeting couldn't even reach a unified opinion!
The more Jiang Cheng felt that these people with old ideas were completely hopeless, the less he cared about them. He listened to everyone talking and thought he should just wait until he got to Jinzhou to see what happened.

While this impromptu meeting was going on, Zhang Jinghui, the garrison commander of Jinzhou, followed the order of the Marshal's Office and telegraphed the South Manchuria Railway Commander-in-Chief Matsushita Hideki, and rushed out of Jinzhou under the cover of night. (End of this chapter)