The Phantom Butterfly of the Republic of China

It can be said that anyone who has some connections has left the Japanese headquarters to find other backers, and those who have no connections have also left the Japanese headquarters and returned to farming. Natsuki Jiro was almost mad at seeing this situation.

In addition, the Qin family's army has been quietly taking back territory. Although they have not taken it back blatantly, they are moving dozens of meters outward every day, and the Japanese territory is slowly decreasing. Moreover, Xia Mujiro cannot go to the embassies of other countries to complain, so he can only swallow this loss slowly. The Chinese did not use any force, and the territories they took back were not stationed.

If you want to ask where the Japanese garrison has gone, Jin Ling and Xia Muminnan can happily tell you that they have all gone to the Japanese military hospital. They are all Japanese soldiers, and now they have all fallen down.

At first, Xia Mujiro was thinking that if this group of people fell, he could ask the headquarters to send some more manpower. If that didn't work, he could also send people from the Korean country. The people from this country were all prisoners of his own country. It would be an honor for this country to let them charge for their country. The Japanese were so confident that they never regarded the people of this country as human beings, but as objects.

But after Natsuki Jiro sent the message, he received news from his eldest brother that the Japanese mainland was also infected by the virus. This confused Natsuki Jiro. How could people in his own country suffer from such a thing? His own country now has no time to manage its own side.

There was no way to get support from the country, so he could only look for help from China. There was no need for help from North China, as they were now in a difficult situation. It would be better for Natsuki Jiro to take action himself than to look for them. He had to look for help in the east, as this was his home ground. Natsuki Jiro thought he would be able to find someone to help him.

Unlike the North China region, the Japanese here in the east still have some sense of home ground, and they are still very tough. Thinking of this, Natsuki Jiro directly called the person in charge in the east, Takeda Nobumoto.

Takeda Nobumoto was the commander-in-chief of Japan in the east. He had some royal blood of Japan. His great-grandmother was the cousin of the Japanese emperor at that time. That was why Takeda Nobumoto became the commander-in-chief of Japan in China.

Jiro Natsuki and this man are brothers from the same school. Jiro Natsuki's master is the junior brother of Master Takeda Nobumoto, which means that Takeda Nobumoto and Jiro Natsuki's master learned kung fu from the same person. So Jiro Natsuki has to call Takeda Nobumoto his senior brother, although Jiro Natsuki was accepted as a disciple by his master later, and at that time Takeda Nobumoto had already left the school and become independent.

However, Natsuki Jiro didn't think there was anything wrong with him looking for his senior brother. Natsuki Jiro was so confident. When Takeda Nobumoto received the call, he was still a little bit unconvinced. He knew his uncle well. It was impossible that he had said that he would not accept disciples for many years, so how could a junior brother suddenly appear? It was impossible to think about it, so he hung up the phone directly.

When Natsuki Jiro saw the call was hung up, he couldn't believe that the call was hung up on him. He hadn't even told his senior brother about his request yet, so why did this guy hang up the phone?

Natsuki Jiro's originally confident face suddenly turned dark. Thinking that this man actually didn't give him face, he cursed Takeda Nobumoto in his heart. Why didn't he curse openly? It was because Takeda Nobumoto's background was much higher than his. If he cursed and people knew about it, he might be suppressed and stepped down.

Natsuki Jiro doesn't want to go back to Japan now. The situation in Japan is really bad. Fortunately, his family is a wealthy family with land and food, but other poor people don't even have a small pickle to eat. It is understood that some families have gone to find tree bark to eat, and the factories in his hometown have been closed because they have no resources.

Natsuki Jiro didn't want to go back to Japan. Although he was worried every day in China, he had enough food and clothing, and was also accompanied by various beautiful women. Life was too comfortable like this. Who would go back to live a hard life? Moreover, he might go back in glory, just like Fujiwara Kumaji. Natsuki Jiro didn't want to die yet.

Natsuki Jiro, who was afraid of death, did not dare to tell the headquarters about the loss of the land that Japan had originally occupied. If he did not dare to say this, he would not dare to tell anyone about the problems with the Japanese soldiers. He had to cover it up, so that other countries did not discover the matter.

Young Marshal Qin was also rather confused. How come the Japanese didn't say a word after losing so much territory this time? Isn't this like the style of these little Japanese? Although Young Marshal Qin didn't quite understand the reason behind this, even his men thought it was a conspiracy of the Japanese and they didn't dare to vigorously take back their country's land.

Young Marshal Qin didn't care about any conspiracy here. He just took back his country's things. Who could say anything? Anyway, he just followed the normal procedures. Whether he used force or not, he didn't hurt any Japanese. Not to mention hurting their people, Young Marshal Qin didn't even see a single Japanese in the past few days.

If the Japanese had not become famous in the East some time ago, I would have thought that the appearance of the Japanese in China was just my imagination. This was a very strange thing. What was even more strange was that there were suddenly many more soldiers in my army. After asking around, I found out that this group of people who suddenly came to join the army were actually running dogs of Japan. When I heard that they were from Japan, Marshal Qin felt nervous, fearing that these people were infiltrating my army or coming to assassinate me. Japan had this plan before, but it did not succeed later.

Young Marshal Qin originally wanted to kick all of them out, but his adjutant persuaded him: "These people are all local civilians, and were originally brought there by their boss. They were also trying to get a living at the Japanese headquarters. Now that they have come to their senses, we should give them a chance. If we are afraid that they might do something weird, we should just bring them all together. This way, we can manage them better and find out what their purpose is."

After listening to his adjutant's words, Marshal Qin thought for a long time and finally agreed with his adjutant. After all, the people who came here were from his own country, and some of them did not really want to be the Japanese's running dogs. They might be forced by life.