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The stalker rushed up and wrestled with Chen Shen, who fought him with all his might.

At this moment, the footsteps of a patrol team were heard in the distance. Seeing this, the tracker had to let go of Chen Shen and hurriedly fled the scene.

Chen Shen breathed a sigh of relief. After the patrol left, he quietly retrieved the letter and looked for another opportunity to deliver it.

In Shanghai, Su Sansheng's investigation has also made progress, and he seems to have locked on several suspicious subordinates.

Chen Shen is in a key position, and No. 76 is in his hands. Chongqing wants to use Chen Shen to make a fortune from the national crisis and provide economic assistance to the third-party war zone. When Chen Shen was in Nanjing with Yingzuo Jinzhao, the Nanjing Military Control Station contacted Chen Shen and told him the plan.

One night in Nanjing, Chen Shen followed the agreed code and came to a secluded teahouse. In the corner of the teahouse, a mysterious man wearing a top hat with the brim pulled down was waiting for him.

Chen Shen sat down, looked around vigilantly, and spoke softly.

"Even the Nanjing Military Control Commission came to me. How famous must I be? I wonder what instructions you have for me?"

The mysterious man lowered his voice.

"Chen Shen, Chongqing's plan is for you to use your authority at No. 76 to intercept a batch of important supplies destined for the Japanese army. The sale of these supplies will provide significant economic support to the Third War Zone."

Chen Shen frowned.

"It's not an easy task. Both No. 76 and the Japanese are keeping a close eye on us."

The mysterious man patted Chen Shen on the shoulder.

"This is an order and must be carried out. We will fully cooperate with you, but the internal operations will mainly depend on you."

Chen Shen pondered for a moment and nodded.

"I understand, but it takes time to plan."

After returning to his residence, Chen Shen tossed and turned, thinking about how to complete this difficult task without exposing himself.

At the same time, the Military Control Station in Nanjing was also intensively preparing for the follow-up support work.

Yingzo Jinzhao saw that Chen Shen was absent-minded after arriving in Nanjing, and thought that he missed Wang Miaohua at work, so he teased him.

In Shanghai, Su Sansheng's internal investigation became more and more in-depth, and he seemed to be getting closer and closer to the truth.

Ying Zuo Zhen Zhao smiled and patted Chen Shen's shoulder and said.

"Chen Shen, I see you've been absent-minded these past few days. Are you missing Miss Wang Miaohua in Shanghai?"

Chen Shen was shocked, but an awkward smile appeared on his face.

"Sir Kagesawa, you're joking. I was just thinking about some work."

Ying Zuo Zhen Zhao raised his eyebrows and said in disbelief.

"Oh? Work? I don't think so. But it's normal for a young man to have a girl he likes."

Chen Shen said hurriedly.

"Sir, it's really about work. This meeting has given me some new thoughts on some situations."

Ying Zuo Zhen Zhao looked at him suspiciously.

"Okay, since you said so, then when we get back to Shanghai, we must work hard and not let these thoughts affect our work."

Chen Shen nodded in agreement, but he was thinking in his mind how to deal with the task assigned by the Military Control Commission without arousing Ying Zuo Zhen Zhao's suspicion.

After returning to his residence, Chen Shen became increasingly anxious. He knew that Ying Zuo Zhen Zhao was a suspicious person, and if he was not careful, his identity might be exposed.

On the other hand, although Yingzuo Zhenzhao no longer mentioned this matter on the surface, he was still concerned about Chen Shen's condition in his heart, and secretly ordered his subordinates to pay attention to Chen Shen's every move.

Chen Shen's trip to Nanjing will take half a month. This time, Yingzhao Zhenzhao's operation is secret. Chen Shen cannot use this secret business trip to attack the people of Tokyo. He can only wait for Yingzhao Zhenzhao to return and use the Military Control Commission in Nanjing to make the people of Tokyo restless. At this time, the leaders of the Military Control Commission have become passive in resisting Japan and have begun to turn to civil war.

Chen was well aware of the change in the leadership of the Military Control Commission and was filled with contradictions and worries. On the one hand, he was shouldering the task assigned by Chongqing; on the other hand, he did not want to see civil war among his compatriots, and even more did not want the anti-Japanese forces to be weakened.

During his time in Nanjing, Chen Shen appeared to be still participating in various activities with Yingzuo Zhenzhao normally, but secretly he had frequent contacts with the Military Control Commission personnel in Nanjing, trying to find a way to complete the task while avoiding the intensification of the civil war.

However, the differences within the Military Control Commission grew larger and larger, and some radical elements were eager to provoke a civil war and obstructed Chen Shen's plan in every possible way.

Chen Shen struggled to deal with this complicated situation. He kept persuading the radicals and emphasizing the importance of resisting Japan, but with little effect.

At the same time, Yingzuo Zhenzhao seemed to have noticed something unusual and kept a closer watch on Chen Shen.

Chen Shen felt as if he was in a huge whirlpool, and if he was not careful, he would be doomed. But his belief was always firm. No matter what, he would contribute his strength to the cause of resisting Japan, even if the road ahead was full of thorns.

Just as Chen Shen was in trouble, an unexpected news came, making the situation even more confusing... The unexpected news was that the Japanese army suffered a major setback on the front line, and was in serious shortage of troops and supplies. Ying Zuo Jin Zhao received an order to end his trip in Nanjing early and return to Shanghai urgently to deploy resources.

Chen Shen suddenly felt that time was running out. He had to reach an agreement with the Military Control Commission before Yingzhao Jinzhao left Nanjing and formulate a plan that could both interfere with the Japanese army's actions and avoid the outbreak of civil war.

However, the contradictions within the Military Control Commission further intensified, and some people even planned to take this opportunity to attack Chen Shen in order to achieve their ulterior motives.

On a dark night, Chen Shen secretly went to a secret base of the Military Control Commission to conduct final negotiations with the head of the Military Control Commission.

"We can't lose our composure at this moment. Civil war will only bring sorrow to our loved ones and joy to our enemies!"

Chen Shen spoke sincerely.

The head of the Military Control Commission said coldly.

"Chen Shen, don't be so naive. Now is a good time for us to strengthen ourselves."

Chen Shen slammed the table in anger.

"Are you doing this to the anti-Japanese soldiers who fought bravely and shed blood?"

Just when the two sides were deadlocked, a burst of gunfire suddenly rang out. It turned out that the Japanese army had noticed the activities of the Military Control Commission and launched an encirclement and suppression.

Chen Shen and the Military Control Commission had to fight hastily, and in the chaos, Chen Shen was injured.

But he endured the pain and led a group of Military Control Commission personnel to break out of the siege.

After this incident, the head of the Military Control Commission was finally moved by Chen Shen's determination and courage, and agreed to temporarily put aside the idea of civil war and cooperate with Chen Shen to fight against the Japanese army.

However, they still face many difficulties, and how to proceed in the future remains unknown.

Chen Shen bandaged the injured area and continued to go to work, but he couldn't let others see the injury on his body.

Moreover, recently, Yingzuo Jinzhao asked him to organize the contents of the Nanjing Conference. He asked a director of the operations department to organize such a thing. I really don’t understand what he is doing. It is like asking General Wu to embroider. It doesn’t look right no matter how you look at it.

But there is no way, the superior's words are orders and must be followed.