The Anti-Japanese War Begins with the Northeast Army

Sun Zhengnan looked back at Jiang Cheng with anger, gnashing his teeth and saying, "Yeah, it's just that we know that we need help now--"

"If we really have already flattened Ungern, they can..."

Jiang Cheng smiled awkwardly.

He has never been a man who speaks harshly, but now he is so indignant that it is obvious that the Russians' procrastination tactics have really driven him crazy.

"But the war a while ago really can't be delayed... Chao Liu reported that the only way from Manzhouli to Kulun was continuously destroyed by the Japanese with explosives. It will take at least a few days for him to reach Kulun."

"But we have no idea what Kulun will encounter in the next few days - so we have to open the railway as soon as possible!"

Sun Zhengnan nodded thoughtfully, but he quickly remembered something: "Hey, Mr. Jiang, what did you ask Han Ming to do?"

With a sly smile, Jiang Cheng said nothing, but just told him to wait and see the show.

On that day, the women accompanying Alexei were "lost" in the city. Linxi County was an important hub leading to Chahar Mongolia and an important stop on the way to the west from the interior. Its trade made the city very prosperous.

He was accompanied to the negotiations by his youngest daughter, Yulia, and two female companions.

When he was walking in the city, Shui Lingling was lost. Alexi was so anxious that he jumped up and down.

In fact, he should not have brought his daughter with him when he came all the way to China for negotiations, but the diplomat could not resist the instigation of his mistress, saying that the soldiers here would always guarantee their safety when they came to China.
And it's not in a war zone, so it's definitely safe to negotiate...and those old ladies claim to understand Chinese and Chinese culture, and can help them make connections and stuff.

In fact, even if this socialite elf didn't say anything, Alexei still wanted to take her with him to "hide her in a golden house"... The snow foxes that were active around them quickly figured out the relationships between these people.

Jiang Cheng didn't want to use the woman as an excuse at all, but he was irritated by the Russians who were delaying the war, so he fabricated a so-called "kidnapping case" and asked someone to return some of Yulia's jewelry and hairbands in order to scare the Russians who refused to give in.

After waiting for a whole day, Alexei finally couldn't bear it anymore and went to Jiang Cheng in person to ask him to help find his daughter.

"Okay, okay... Since this happened in Rehe, we should help find it!"

Seeing the other person's face full of cold sweat, Jiang Cheng's smile became more and more sticky. He patted his chest loudly and repeatedly expressed that he would definitely help him find his daughter and concubine.

This Slav instinctively felt that this high-ranking official in front of him had a lot to do with the loss of his female relatives;
But he had no evidence at all. Besides, if the other party really didn't want to send his daughter back, they had no way of finding her in this strange place.

So he repeatedly asked Jiang Cheng for help, and the latter shook his hand, laughed, and personally sent him out the door.

Then he asked Li Shitou to take the escort brigade and make a pretentious march around the city a few times, and also posted portraits of these old Russian women.

Anyway, the surface work is done well, but the actual results are nothing.

After waiting for another two days, Alexi came again - this time, he said frankly that it was not that he did not want to help, but that his ability was really limited.

The person who can decide whether the railway is "lent" is the leading officer who has never appeared, and now is Sinwar, the Minister of Railways of their Red Soviet Union.

Good boy, it turns out you were hiding in the team and never showed up. It turns out you think highly of me, Jiang Cheng?

He thanked the other party and told him that he knew where his daughter was, but asked him to introduce him to Sinwal.

When we met again, the conversation was much more concise.

Xinwal said that the domestic leaders had actually agreed to the railway, but the only thing that affected the loan was the issue of sending troops to Kulun.

After all, Ungern was a traitor to the White Army of Russia, and it was the Soviet Army's duty to strangle them. If General Jiang could allow the Soviet Army to enter the country to fight, we could immediately agree to the transfer of the railway.

So you're still waiting for me here.

Jiang Cheng sneered: It turns out that the so-called Vladivostok Railway and the current delaying policy are still for the purpose of sending troops!

"Okay, I can allow you to fight in Mongolia."

Jiang Cheng blinked and finally nodded in agreement, but he quickly changed the subject, "But I have three conditions:"

"First, you need to be self-sufficient in supplies and must not harass our people along the route."

"Secondly, because Ungern has been severely damaged in our country, the number of troops your army can send is limited to 3000."

"Third, once Ungern is defeated, your army must withdraw from our country immediately... and may not stay for any reason!"

These three demands were all thought of in an instant - because he knew very well that the Russians' plan to enter the country was not a question of whether to fight the White Army or not. They were probably thinking of intervening in Mongolia by force and then not leaving in the future.

And in his original time and space, these Russians actually did it. That vast piece of land...will even become autonomous in the future.

Unlike the Japs, it is not appropriate to fall out with them - after all, China and the Soviet Union will still have a win-win cooperative relationship in the future.

The real representative of the Soviet side in front of him was overjoyed after hearing Jiang Cheng's words.

Whatever demands he made, they would be completely overturned once the battle began.

What about limiting the number of troops, what about retreating after defeating Engen? Isn't it something that they can get away with by finding a few excuses in the future?

They immediately sat down happily to discuss cooperation. Almost that evening, Sinvar sent an order through the radio to the railway lines along his side, allowing the military train from Manzhouli to leave.

"Master Jiang, aren't you afraid that once this old Russian guy gets settled in Mongolia, he won't leave?"

Sun Zhengnan said anxiously, "They didn't gain any advantage in Vladivostok, I'm afraid they will turn their attention to Mongolia."

Jiang Cheng waved his hand: "Return to Mongolia. If the railway is not opened, Xiao Xu will probably be surrounded and killed in Kulun. You also saw the telegram I received this morning. He said that he would take root in Kulun and would rather die than retreat--"

"Why, do you really want to see him and our heavy combined-armor brigade drowned in the yellow sand?"

"That's the money I've saved for three or four years! Besides, where can I find another commander who is so capable and loyal?"

Sun Zhengnan was speechless.

In order to maximize the power of blitzkrieg, Jiang Cheng deployed more than half of the tanks.

If they really lose this game, not only will their efforts be in vain, but the loss will be too huge.

"I would rather use this source of trouble to gain temporary control over Mongolia—"

Jiang Cheng gritted his teeth and sneered twice, "Don't forget how I drove the Japanese out of Jilin. In the future, we can also drive the Russians out of Mongolia!" (End of this chapter)