Anti-Japanese War, weapons designer at Fengtian Arsenal

(Thanks to Jiang Yuze, who loves stewed winter melon and pork, for the tip and update)

A few minutes later, a truck drove out of the Julong Steel Plant and headed for Chongqing City. The four spies in the car looked at each other in surprise. Everything that had just happened in the underground air-raid shelter overturned their three views. It was the first time they knew that there was such a thing as a fully automatic lingchi machine in the world.

At that time, the big man in black called the supervisor explained the thing to them, saying that as the number of little cuties increased, he was getting busier and busier, so he invented the fully automatic lingchi machine.

It must be said that this thing really accelerated his "training" progress. The Japanese spy who had said he would never cooperate even if he was beaten to death went in and came out with only a skeleton left.

It's okay to be here, they will die, no more suffering. These secret agents are not afraid of death, but they are afraid of pain. Modern torture is not something that human beings can withstand, and it has nothing to do with personal will.

However, the torturers also have concerns. While they are doing their utmost to inflict pain on the tortured, they also have to worry about not killing the person. There is no point in killing the person, so theoretically, the tortured person's willpower only needs to last until he is killed.

When the four spies saw the Japanese soldier turned into a gluten-filled man, they actually didn't care. The fully automatic lingchi machine looked ferocious, but it would only take a few minutes to kill the person. What they feared most was the long-term torture of several days or even dozens of days. But this thing in front of them was nothing.

Then they saw Li Tiandi walk into the air-raid shelter. After muttering something for a while, the Japanese spy who had turned into a gluten-filled man returned to his original form and walked through the machine again.

At this point, all the spies peed themselves, because they knew who the man in Taoist robes was, Li Tiandi, a monk who was said to have healing skills. So, all the spies told them about the times when they peeked at widows taking baths when they were children.

In the carriage, four spies looked at Li Tiandi at a loss. They knew from the scenery outside the carriage that they were heading to Chongqing City. They had no idea what the Taoist priest in front of them wanted to do.

Emperor Li Tian was now flipping through a copy of the "Tao Te Ching" and noticed that four people were looking at him. He raised his head and the four people immediately looked away.

Li Tiandi put the "Tao Te Ching" into his sleeves, shook off the dust and said: "Blessings and infinite heavenly master, the laymen do not need to panic. It is not your fault that you are hiding in my factory. It is the people above who are causing trouble. However, your courage and skills should still be used in the right way, such as fighting the devils."

The four looked at each other, and one of them nodded and said, "Master, we have learned from you. I will apply to go to the north when I return. I just don't know how you are going to deal with us now?"

"Of course I will let you go. I will discuss the relationship between the Punishment Army, the Nationalist Government, and Chongqing."

As he said this, he looked at the two spies sent by the Sichuan warlord.

"I heard that Deputy Mayor Tao Qiming has been ill for a long time. You have all seen my methods. I plan to cure Chief Tao and then have a good talk with him about the Punitive Army. After all, you two are both working personnel. I wonder if you can help introduce one or two to him?"

The two looked at each other and replied, "Glad to help."

The other two secret agents of the Republic of China exchanged glances for a while, and one of them said, "Master, you are so talented, have you ever thought about serving the country?"

Emperor Li Tian smiled and shook his head.

"Is it for the country or for that person?"

"Master, being loyal to that person is also being loyal to the country. He is the real ruler of the country now, and he is the orthodox one!

With your ability, you can only give full play to your talent with the support of that person. Please follow us to the government to take up a post. The government will not mistreat those who have made contributions and talents. You will be satisfied with both power and wealth. "

Emperor Li Tian still shook his head, and the mockery in his eyes became even stronger.

"In my opinion, he is just a big warlord. He is just luckier than others and has the right to rule. As for what he actually did, it is hard for me to describe..."

The two Republic of China spies looked unhappy and wanted to explain themselves, but Li Tiandi stopped them with his hand.

“In the beginning, some people in my disciplinary army advocated joining that person, but as that person’s time in power grew longer, this idea disappeared.

We are very disappointed with your guy. His main problem is that he cannot see clearly the main crisis that China is facing now. He keeps saying that he is the orthodox Chinese, but what he does is so short-sighted.

I won't talk about anything else, just the Shanghai battle that my Punishment Army participated in. Since the 19th Route Army joined the war, has your Nationalist government ever allocated a dollar, a grain of rice, or a bullet? Not only did that person not provide support, he also ordered the financial tycoons below not to provide support.

And as far as I know, even now, the Ministry of National Defense has not distributed pensions to the soldiers who died in the 19th Route Army? I would like to ask, do you really regard the soldiers of the 19th Route Army as the country's national defense force?

What I mean is that even if the relationship between brothers is not good, they will work together to resist the enemy when they are attacked. But look at what that person did. Is this what a truly responsible, responsible, and visionary country should do? "

The two people blushed after hearing these words and no longer dared to speak to persuade him. The car fell into silence for a while.

After more than an hour's driving, the truck entered Chongqing city.

The car stopped, and Emperor Li Tiandi said to the two secret agents of the Republic of China government: "Two laymen, we have arrived. You can leave on your own. I, the Punishment Army, will let you keep your bodies useful to deal with foreign invaders because you are also Chinese men. Go ahead and take care of yourself."

The two men had complicated expressions. They bowed to Emperor Li Tian, ​​got off the car and disappeared into the crowd.

Emperor Li Tian looked at the two spies sent by the Sichuan warlords, pointed at the things on the carriage and said, "I'm afraid the two laymen don't know yet, but we got a piece of information from the Japanese spies that there is a Japanese intelligence station in Chongqing.

Our disciplinary army has already attacked the Japanese in the factory. The Japanese spies outside must have noticed something was wrong. We must act as soon as possible, otherwise the Japanese intelligence station will react and move away. Therefore, we did not discuss it with Chongqing and secretly sent troops into the city to destroy the Japanese intelligence station, which led to your leaders' misunderstanding. Now we are gathering a large army and preparing to attack the disciplinary army.

These things are radio stations, code books and intelligence seized from the Japanese intelligence station. The two lay Buddhists should hand these things over immediately and inform your leaders that I want to meet with Deputy Mayor Tao Qiming and have a talk with him.

You two should leave quickly. If you are slow, Deputy Mayor Tao will mobilize troops and it will be another bloody storm."

The two were shocked when they heard this. They didn't expect so many things to happen in the city during this period of time. They bowed to Emperor Li Tian, ​​picked up the pile of things and ran away.