Anti-Japanese War: I am the warlord of Ping'an County! The whole army is German!

"Captain, don't worry, the devils won't come looking for us this time."

"Ding Wei just sent a telegram saying that Zhou Weimin's troops are heading towards the Shanxi-Suiyuan Army's defense zone."

"So the Japs will probably target the Shanxi-Suiyuan Army."

The political commissar thought for a moment, picked up the water cup and took a sip of water, then spoke slowly.

"This is news that excites the whole country! This is news that excites the whole country!"

"The Anti-Japanese War broke out. Although the Battle of Shanghai shattered the Japanese's boast that China would be wiped out in three months,

"But since the war began, the devils have been rampaging across China, and the cities they have occupied have never been lost."

"This time, Ping'an County was captured by the Tiger Guards and recaptured by Zhou Weimin. This can be said to be good news for the people of our country."

"Of course, it's also a resounding slap in the face to the arrogant devils."

"Especially after giving Shinozuka Yoshio a loud slap, do you think Shinozuka Yoshio would have remained silent?"

"That old devil, Shinozuka Yoshio, will definitely make some big moves in the near future."

"Whether this old devil Shinozuka Yoshio is targeting the Shanxi-Suiyuan Army or us, the Eighth Route Army, we must be prepared."

The chief did not relax because of the political commissar's words. The Japanese suffered a great loss this time and would definitely retaliate.

"From Ding Wei's telegram, I can feel that Ding Wei and Zhou Weimin have a good relationship."

"Do you think we should keep Ding Wei here?"

"This way we can better understand the situation of the Tiger Guards."

After hearing this, the political commissar thought for a moment, then spoke hesitantly.

"We've already discussed Ding Wei's transfer order, so let's not change it anymore."

"As for what Ding Wei suggested, of course it's fine. As long as they're fighting against the Japanese, our troops can cooperate."

"Uniting all those who can be united to fight against Japan is the policy of our team."

"Even if Ding Wei didn't suggest it, our team could still cooperate with Zhou Weimin's team."

The Chief had no objection to Ding Wei's suggestion to strengthen cooperation with Zhou Weimin's troops.

After hearing this, the political commissar said nothing more.

Instead, he sent someone to issue a transfer order to Ding Wei and also sent someone to convey the order to Li Yunlong.

......

Mountain town villa.

The middle-aged man in pajamas sat on the sofa, and the head of the Military Control Commission stood quietly in front of him.

"Tell me, is this telegram true?"

Looking at the telegram in his hand, the middle-aged man asked in disbelief.

Middle-aged people usually go to bed early, and the Military Control Commissioner originally did not intend to disturb them.

But this matter is too important.

The commander of the Military Control Commission had no choice but to disturb the middle-aged man.

The middle-aged man was not angry, because he knew that being disturbed at this time must be something important.

But he didn't expect that it would have such a big impact.

"Sir, according to our investigation, this is true and there is no exaggeration."

"And just now, the First Army Headquarters in Taiyuan issued a bounty of 100,000 silver dollars for Zhou Weimin."

"Also, Zhou Weimin passed us information, and we confirmed it. It's true."

The head of the Military Intelligence Bureau launched an investigation after receiving the plaintext telegram, and it was all true.

After several confirmations.

The head of the Military Control Commission just arrived at the villa.

It was precisely because the Military Control Commissioner had to confirm the authenticity of the telegram several times, which took some time, that he received the news that the Japanese had issued a bounty on Zhou Weimin.

"Good, that's great." After receiving the confirmation from the Military Control Commissioner, the middle-aged man clapped his hands and continued, "This is exciting news for the whole country."

After saying that, he thought of the information Zhou Weimin had handed over, and his expression turned a little grim.

Then he continued, "Since the war began, some people have already had bad thoughts, which is wrong."

“They feel the troops can’t fight anymore.”

"Look, Zhou Weimin, this doesn't mean the troops can't fight anymore."

"It's just that there are too many of these termites."

"Now is the time to clean up these termites."

The Military Control Commissioner remained silent upon hearing this, as he knew that this was not the time for him to speak.

The commander of the Military Control Commission also knew very well what the middle-aged man was talking about.

"Tell me about Zhou Weimin's specific situation."

"You didn't explain it to me clearly last time. I only knew that Zhou Weimin used to be in our Central Army."

The middle-aged man knew that tonight was not the right time to talk about internal issues, so he did not continue the topic.

Instead, he wanted the Military Control Commissioner to talk about Zhou Weimin's situation.

After all, after this incident, Zhou Weimin became a nationally famous anti-Japanese hero.

Of course, middle-aged people should know about Zhou Weimin.

"This Zhou Weimin was born in the Magic City. His parents died early..."

"After his parents passed away, Zhou Weimin took over the business left by his father."

"But Zhou Weimin was young at the time and didn't know how to run a business, so the business soon went under."

"Then Zhou Weimin went to find his uncle, Mr. Zhou Jixian."

"Mr. Zhou Jixian saw that Zhou Weimin was young, so he arranged for him to go to the Whampoa Military Academy."

......

"Zhou Weimin was a student of the tenth class of the Whampoa Military Academy. He graduated with the highest honors in the school and was sent to study in Germany after graduation."

"This is the same as Zhou Jixianxian's son Zhou Weiguo."

"The difference is that when the Anti-Japanese War broke out, Zhou Weimin returned to China without authorization, spent all his family wealth, and was appointed company commander."

"He then participated in the Battle of Shanghai. After the defeat in Shanghai, he participated in the Battle of Nanjing. After Nanjing fell, he was separated from the main force of the Nationalist army."

"After returning to the army, the original troops had been completely disbanded, so they were reorganized into the Sixth Army under Han Fuqu."

"Zhou Weimin was not happy in the Sixth Army. Because he was an officer of the Central Army before, he was excluded and distrusted by the officers of the Sixth Army."

"But Zhou Weimin remained focused on fighting the Japanese until the Sixth Army's headquarters completely gave up on him."

"Prepare to use Zhou Weimin's troops as cannon fodder to stop the enemy's attack."

"Zhou Weimin also knew that his troops had been abandoned."

"But Zhou Weimin still held his ground, gathering the fleeing soldiers. As a battalion commander, he gathered nearly 4,000 fleeing soldiers."

"Zhou Weimin had no intention of living at that time."

"After two days of holding out, the 4,000-man team was reduced to just over a thousand people, but Zhou Weimin still held on."

"Zhou Weimin was not the slightest bit shaken by the Japanese army's persuasion to surrender."

"Even if the Japanese army threatened the lives of the villagers."

"But there are intelligence officers from the Military Control Commission among the civilians. He cannot be captured and killed by the Japanese army."

"It just so happens that this intelligence officer is Zhou Weimin's classmate."

"Zhou Weimin surrendered to the Japanese army so that the intelligence from the Military Control Commission could arrive safely."

"But Zhou Weimin did not actually surrender to the Japanese army. He always maintained contact with the Military Control Commission."

"Until Zhou Weimin handed over the information a few days ago."

"Because of this intelligence, the Japanese army began to suspect Zhou Weimin, so I ordered Zhou Weimin's troops to return."

"But I didn't expect Zhou Weimin to cause such a big commotion."

Zhou Weimin gave a great contribution to the commander of the Military Control Commission. He was the commander of the Military Control Commission, his cousin, and an old classmate of Fang Xiuwen.

Of course the Military Control Commissioner would help Zhou Weimin.

Therefore, Zhou Weimin’s troops were considered to be troops of the Military Control Commission.

This helped Zhou Weimin and also increased the merits of the Military Control Commission.