The Bravest

Lin Jie was alone in the darkness thinking about the task assigned by the Military Control Commission, but Ye Wulian felt sorry for Lin Jie, who was only 30 years old and already had white hair.

"It's okay, just a few white hairs, no big deal. My hair has turned white at a young age, but our victory is in sight, and I won't be as sad as Yue Fei." Lin Jie jokingly comforted Ye Wulian.

"Shame on you! You dare to compare yourself with Yue Wumu." Although Ye Wulian scolded Lin Jie, she loved her man even more.

Over the past few years, Lin Jie has not only maintained the operation of the welfare home, but also continuously collected a lot of intelligence, big and small, as well as various medicines and military maps of many regions. He usually looks unreliable, but he never relaxes his vigilance.

"Hehe, everyone needs an idol, otherwise where would the motivation come from? Oh, I should say it's faith. Without faith, there would be no goal, and that would be even more tiring!"

Lin Jie started to brag about what he believed in. Lin Jie himself didn't know. He was just an angry young man. People in the 22nd century really didn't have much faith.

"That's not right. Didn't you admire Huo Qubing before? Why do you think you admire Yue Fei now?" When Ye Wulian heard Lin Jie bragging, she didn't want to sleep anymore. It wasn't necessary for a couple to do shameful things to be interesting.

"You don't understand this, right? Yue Fei spent his entire life trying to restore the Han dynasty, which is the same as the situation in our country now. As for Huo Qubing, he waited until our country had enough strength to expand its territory... Alas... What a pity."

Lin Jie felt a little sad as he spoke. The country was in turmoil, and not only could he not expand the territory, but he couldn't even keep the begonia leaves. It was really a pity.

"What's wrong?" Although Ye Wulian couldn't see Lin Jie's expression in the dark, she could still feel that his mood suddenly dropped.

"Hehe, Huo Qubing and Yue Fei are both heroes I admire. A person can admire several heroes. Just like I can marry several wives, it's normal." When Lin Jie is in a low mood, he usually adjusts by diverting his attention in this way.

"Hmph, are you very proud of yourself? I'll teach you to be normal." Ye Wulian originally felt sorry for her husband, and was a little worried when she found out that Lin Jie was in a bad mood. But then Lin Jie suddenly said such shameless words, and she was so angry that she twisted Lin Jie's waist hard.

"Ouch...it hurts...it hurts...hiss..." Lin Jie screamed in pain and gasped.

"Why are you yelling? You'll be in trouble if you wake up my son." Ye Wulian lowered her voice and scolded Lin Jie. He was really going too far. She was worried about him, but he started bragging about having several wives and even dared to say that it was normal!

"It was just a joke, why did you hit him so hard?" Lin Jie argued shamelessly. Anyway, after this commotion, his depressed mood disappeared.

"You're a great wife, right? I wonder how you can handle it..."

"Then you should take a good look..." Lin Jie certainly couldn't be arrogant at this time, otherwise how could he speak loudly after his boast was exposed?

Half an hour later, Ye Wulian asked Lin Jie disdainfully, "Are you still okay?"

Lin Jie kept panting and didn't say anything. Ten minutes later, he answered Ye Wulian's question with action. Another half an hour passed, and it was Lin Jie's turn to ask Ye Wulian.

"Wife, do you still want it?"

"Stop it, you're about to wake up our son..." Ye Wulian was unable to refute and had to use her son as a shield.

"Oh, I'll let you go. It's late, go to sleep!" Lin Jie, who was already at the end of his strength, secretly breathed a sigh of relief. Lin Jie never expected that Ye Wulian's fighting power would become so strong now, but fortunately his strength was not bad, and he finally won a narrow victory.

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The Kuomintang took the mission, which Lin Jie thought was bizarre, very seriously. The plan reported to them was quickly responded to, but the plan had changed, so Lao Zhou had to meet with Lin Jie again.

"Xiao Jie, Boss Dai attaches great importance to your plan and has begun to secretly verify and contact the list of personnel you provided. There should be no problem with funding. Boss Dai requires you to start implementing it immediately and expand the scope of personnel as appropriate."

Lao Zhou did not expect that Boss Dai's attitude towards the task would be so different before and after. He even set up a special team to cooperate. The Xishi team at the front stopped other work and went all out to ensure the implementation of the plan, and pointed out that the plan should be maintained for a long time until the victory of the Anti-Japanese War.

"Old Zhou, whether the funds can be in place in time is the key to success. To be honest, as long as there is enough money, the chances of success are still very high."

"Don't worry, Xiaojie. Boss Dai has turned this mission into a diplomatic incident. He has reported it to the leader and obtained his support! If successful, it will greatly enhance the status of the Military Control Commission."

"Ah!" Lin Jie looked at Lao Zhou in surprise.

"You didn't expect it, did you? I didn't expect it either. We are just soldiers, and we can't understand the political considerations. You just need to focus on doing it, and you can put other things on hold."

"Old Zhou, have you stressed the confidentiality issue to Boss Dai? With so many people involved in this kind of thing, it's easy for it to be leaked."

"Haha, Xiaojie, don't worry. Boss Dai has recruited a new team of people to form a special team, which is directly led by Director Mao and is separated from all the lower-level networks of the Military Control Commission. I have cut off all horizontal connections. This can be said to be the highest confidentiality procedure."

"In other words, it is equivalent to setting up a new independent department for our task?" Lin Jie was even more shocked. What the hell is this?

Originally, Lin Jie only planned to use money to pave the way, contact a few British and Americans with backgrounds in the concentration camp, and give the foreigners a few handwritten letters or take a few photos to appease them.

I didn't expect that the higher-ups would have such a crazy idea and use these as diplomatic bargaining chips to make friends with Britain and the United States. But when you think about it, it is indeed a bold idea. If you can contact influential people, it will indeed help Boss Dai save face in front of Chiang Kai-shek.

"Haha, I didn't expect this to happen, but the plan is indeed feasible. After the victory, the National Government will definitely seek aid from Britain and the United States. We can be regarded as giving the British and Americans a token of our allegiance in advance."

Old Zhou was also helpless: "Xiao Jie, the country is poor. We have been fighting the Japanese for more than ten years. The country has already exhausted its last vitality. If we want to quickly restore the economy and people's livelihood after victory, we have to rely on Western aid."

"Old Zhou, I understand this. I'm just worried that the aid we've fought for will go into some people's pockets..." Lin Jie wanted to complain, but was sternly interrupted by Old Zhou.

"Xiao Jie, don't criticize the government. The leader has his own considerations. We just need to do our own job well."

"Old Zhou, I'm just discussing the matter at hand. I didn't say that I won't carry out the opinion of my superiors." Lin Jie argued with his neck stiff. He knew that he shouldn't expose his dissatisfaction with the Kuomintang in this way, but since he had already said it, he might as well show a straightforward personality.

"Xiao Jie, corruption has always been a problem, but the current situation of the country does not allow us to be suspicious of each other. All problems must be solved slowly after the Japanese are driven away. We must believe in our leaders and believe that the elites of most nations are thinking about the future of the country and nation."

As expected of a university professor, Lao Zhou always preaches about justice. If it weren't for the fact that it was still the Anti-Japanese War, Lin Jie would have wanted to use the spirit of the online nitpickers decades later to debate with Lao Zhou.

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