Bright Sword: Follow Kong's fun and build the strongest military industry

There are so many ways to cook tofu that you could eat a different dish every day for a week without repeating a single one. Eating a lot of tofu can make your body stronger.

The soldiers are well-fed, wearing new uniforms, and have more bullets in their guns, so their combat effectiveness will definitely increase dramatically.

As our military strength has improved, the Japanese invaders have correspondingly increased their forces to defend against our attacks.

The enemy's strength had reached its limit, and the only thing they could increase was their numbers. This effectively tied down a large number of the Japanese's mobile forces, thus indirectly ensuring the safety of our base area.

All we give up is a large quantity of industrial products, which are sold at market prices instead of being given away. It's a win-win-win situation.

Moreover, this is an open strategy. If the enemy does not conscript soldiers, the Nationalist government will shift from defense to offense to recover lost territory, which will be a greater blow to the enemy.

Local governments also collect large amounts of tax revenue due to the booming commercial activity, while ordinary people have their burdens reduced by obtaining a large amount of low-priced goods.

That is precisely why no one dares to mess with this kind of business, not even the second young lady of the Kong family in the mountain city.

Not only that, Seven Stars Company is also a major client here, after all, this is a sure-fire way to make money.

In addition to these, caravans formed by the Sichuan Army, Guangxi Army, Shaanxi Army, and Yunnan Army would send large numbers of people to purchase supplies, and some would even send small armed escorts.

This is one of the few profitable businesses in the various military units, and everyone attaches great importance to it. If anyone dares to have any ulterior motives about it, a large-scale battle could be waged against them.

In response to this situation, we accept all offers, as long as we can sell our products. The more industrial products we sell, the stronger our industrial capabilities will become.

To put it bluntly, as long as these things reach the market in the rear areas, they can help stabilize prices.

The reason they were so expensive in the past was because there was no market for them, and some unscrupulous merchants hoarded them for profit.

But now massive amounts of supplies are being shipped in continuously. If you don't sell, there are plenty of others who will. Things are no longer rare, so hoarding is meaningless and could even lead to your bankruptcy.

Ultimately, most businessmen chose to do business honestly, since the quantity of fabric produced by our large textile factory far exceeded other people's imagination.

The soybeans stored in the warehouse are almost piled up like small mountains. To engage in a commercial war with us is simply courting death.

However, many things have two sides; there are gains and losses.

In order to maintain a relaxed business environment, various rules and regulations cannot be set up in Zexian County, and the inspection of outsiders is not as strict as before.

This allowed the Japanese to exploit this loophole and infiltrate the city to carry out sabotage. Now, it will be a test of the intelligence capabilities of our personnel within the city.

Of course, in Zexian County, the intelligence agents of both sides seemed to be fighting fiercely, but this was just a facade.

There's a saying that goes, "What you see is only what I want you to see."

Zexian County is located on the front line of the confrontation. Although it has a certain industrial base, its importance is so-so. Even if it is completely lost, it will not have a significant impact on us.

The defenses of the industrial base in the rear were so tight that it would be virtually impossible for Japanese intelligence personnel to infiltrate it.

Meanwhile, the higher-ups at Xiao Rizi were extremely dissatisfied with their intelligence agencies due to the numerous defeats they had suffered during this period, and they were given strict orders to produce some results.

In this way, the lower-level agents would inevitably choose Zexian County, which is easier to infiltrate, as their target.

This is the result that the leaders wanted to see, and they even deliberately pushed for it.

When it comes to strategic planning, we are at the level of our ancestors; any one of our plans would be something the Japanese could never have imagined.

By 8 p.m., the Japanese soldiers had arrived near the hydroelectric power station, preparing to use the cover of darkness to thoroughly test the coordinate parameters of our hydroelectric power station.

This kind of professional surveying cannot be done by just anyone; it requires professionals.

There is an old Chinese saying: "A difference of a hair's breadth can lead to an error of a thousand miles."

Previously, our base area had no air force, not even decent anti-aircraft weapons. Japanese planes flew recklessly in our airspace, and we had no way to deal with them.

Even if the coordinates are a bit off, we can just make the plane fly a few more laps.

But now it's completely different. Enemy planes can only sneak into the base to cause damage, and after they've done their bad deeds, they have to leave quickly.

The moon is exceptionally bright tonight, a day the enemy has deliberately chosen.

"Waterweed, the hydroelectric power station is just ahead. However, based on our reconnaissance over this period, we can't go any further, otherwise we'll easily be spotted by the power station's patrol force."

After a brief conversation with a surveying expert, the water plant divided everyone into three groups to survey the area surrounding the hydropower station.

Time passed by little by little. During this time, the hydroelectric power station's night patrol team passed by several times, but Sakai had already figured out our patrol patterns and they easily evaded us.

Unfortunately, the enemy's agents were highly trained, while the defense forces at the hydroelectric power station were essentially second-line troops, only capable of routine defense. It was understandable that they couldn't detect the enemy's presence, given that the two were not on the same level.

At this moment, the Japanese special agents were like a lurking beast, and our hydroelectric power station was their prey. The enemy had already bared their sharp fangs, ready to swallow the entire hydroelectric power station whole.

However, those little devils probably don't know that there's a Chinese proverb: "The mantis stalks the cicada, unaware of the oriole behind."

About 200 meters away from Sakai, two people were observing everything happening in the area through binoculars.

These two individuals belong to the Fourth Intelligence Division, and their specialty is covert tracking.

The two men were dressed in full camouflage, with various camouflage patterns painted on their faces. If they crouched down in the grass, they would probably be invisible even if they were only a few meters away.

Because it was nighttime, one of the team members was using a third-generation night vision telescope produced at the base, specifically designed to record all enemy movements.

These Japanese devils thought they were well hidden, but in fact, they were discovered by our scouts as soon as they stepped out the door.

So Section Chief Sun quickly dispatched two tracking teams to keep an eye on these rats who had infiltrated the group, wanting to see what they were planning to do.

Now everything is clear: the enemy was planning to sabotage our hydroelectric power station, and things will be much easier from here on out.

Knowing about the enemy's plot beforehand made things much simpler. This is our territory; we just need to catch a few mice, it won't take much effort.