The life of Lao Liu since 1944

Chen Huaiyuan led a group of soldiers, bypassed Ma Wu and others, and came to the door of the Hong Gang's lair.

This courtyard looks ordinary, with high walls and open doors, seemingly defenseless. However, it is precisely this low-key and ordinary appearance that makes it difficult for people to associate it with the headquarters of the gang.

When the Hong Gang members saw the army coming, they immediately fell into panic. Some hurriedly ran to inform the gang leader and other high-ranking officials, while others nervously raised their guns, ready to respond to any emergency. In this tense atmosphere, a fat figure slowly walked out. He was wearing a long jacket, with a sinister face and vigilance and hostility in his eyes. He was not a good person at first glance, and he exuded the smell of filth.

"My dear officers, I don't know how I have offended you. Let's talk it over nicely." The fat man said humbly, trying to ease the atmosphere. However, his voice was full of trembling and uneasiness.

"You're in big trouble. You're so bold as to dare to provoke Yongchang Grain Store." The people on the opposite side were shocked and broke out in cold sweats. They realized that they had hit a wall this time.

Then the two sides continued to negotiate, not missing a single opportunity, hoping that the other party would let them go.

"Can you please give us some face? We won't dare to do it again." The national army commander thought to himself, "This won't do. I'm still waiting. I'll kill you so that I can show my loyalty!"

The National Army commander's expression was serious and indifferent, like a cold statue, which made people intimidated. His eyes were firm and deep, as if they could penetrate all obstacles in front of him.

He waved his hand silently, and that firm movement seemed to tell everyone that he was ready.

The moment the order was given, the troops advanced forward as quickly as an arrow. Everyone was aware of the importance of this mission, and also knew that if they failed to do it well, they would not be able to eat the exquisite rice and noodles in the future, so everyone cheered up.

No matter how powerful a gang is, it is still a mob and is no match for regular troops.

The Kuomintang soldiers formed a formation and slowly approached the gate of the Hong Gang's lair.

The National Army commander stood at the front of the team, his eyes were sharp, his expression was solemn and firm. As his command became clearer and more decisive, the soldiers began to act according to his intentions. He slowly raised the gun in his hand and aimed it at the gate of the Hong Gang's lair.

He took a deep breath and pulled the trigger without hesitation. When the other soldiers heard the gunshot, they immediately stepped forward and fired, with crisp gunshots.

Following a few screams, several Hong Gang members fell to the ground, bleeding all over the ground.

In the blink of an eye, the other Hong Gang members saw this and dropped their weapons in fear, surrendered or fled into the yard...

As the gate fell down, a group of uniformed soldiers rushed into the solemn courtyard like barbarians.

They acted recklessly in the yard, smashing things at the people inside. They either secretly stuffed anything they thought was valuable into their pockets or hid it somewhere first.

This was truly a great show, and it opened the eyes of the Yongchang guards who followed behind.

The entire yard was devastated in a short period of time, as if it had suffered a catastrophe.

The clerk of Yongchang Grain Store behind him saw the actions of the National Army soldiers and said disdainfully: "National Army, how come they are just like bandits?"

The two sides confronted each other for a while, and each side paid a heavy price in casualties. In this fierce conflict, there were not only fierce gun battles, but also the sound of swinging stones, sticks and other weapons. As the battle ended, the dust gradually settled, leaving a field of prisoners and dead bodies, counting the casualties and asking about the results of the battle.

Before the National Army took action, Ma Wu had already arranged his men to quietly transfer personnel to the rear, ready to capture the fish that had escaped the net.

Sure enough, not long after the battle, Ma Wu heard the details of the battle from his subordinates. The gang leader, one of the targets of the operation, was not at the scene, but had quietly slipped away before the national army took action.

This news made Ma Wu secretly glad that he had made preparations in advance. Knowing very well how cunning and difficult to deal with these gang members, he firmly believed that they must be eradicated to avoid future troubles.

However, on the surface, he still maintained a grateful look, and expressed his heartfelt thanks and praise to the national army commander. This move not only made the national army commander feel elated, but also made him so happy that he lost his mind.

Ma Wu did this to paralyze the other party and make him mistakenly think that he had complete control of the situation. He knew that if the national army commander was aware of his true thoughts and actions, it might cause unnecessary trouble and misunderstanding.

After a while, the younger brother leaned close to Ma Wu's ear and whispered a few words. Ma Wu's face immediately showed a barely perceptible smile. The corners of his mouth slightly raised, obviously he had learned the whereabouts of the leader of the Hong Gang, and the plan had been made. It was decided that Ma Wu would personally come forward and order his men to directly execute the leader of the Hong Gang to eliminate future troubles.

He knew very well that he must not be lenient or delay in dealing with this evil in the underworld, otherwise there would be many troubles and the possibility of something unexpected happening would be very high.

Ma Wu walked up to the head of the National Army, smiling broadly, and bowed, saying, "Thank you for your full support and cooperation! This operation was able to go so smoothly and achieve its goal perfectly, thanks to your strong support. I will report this to my boss immediately after I return, and I will definitely not forget your kindness and efforts. I will definitely reward you handsomely!"

The leader of the National Army laughed loudly after hearing this, and quickly waved his hand and said modestly: "Brother, what are you talking about! We are obliged to work together with you to deal with those scums. Just go ahead and handle the follow-up matters. There is no need for such politeness between us."

The two exchanged a few more pleasantries, each with their own plans in mind. Although Ma Wu appeared enthusiastic on the surface, deep down he was full of contempt for the national army;

Although the commander of the National Army agreed to Ma Wu's request, he was actually secretly planning how to use this opportunity to gain more benefits.

Afterwards, Ma Wu led his men away from the scene. He knew very well that if he touched those valuables, he might violate taboos and bring unnecessary trouble.

After all, the corruption of the Nationalist government was not limited to the government itself. Bribery, extortion and other phenomena were also commonplace in the military, and had long since formed an invisible unspoken rule.

Therefore, before leaving, the commander of the National Army looked at the backs of Ma Wu and others as they left, and secretly rejoiced that the operation was a complete success.