My god, run!!!

After Zhou Zheng plundered all the warehouses storing logistical supplies of the Japanese and puppet troops stationed in Jilin, many of the supplies in these warehouses were shipped from Japan under the order of the Emperor.

Now all these supplies have been looted for no reason. The key point is that these logistics warehouses are all heavily guarded, and not even a fly can fly in. But how on earth were all these supplies looted?

The homes of the Qing Dynasty survivors in the puppet state of Manchukuo were also completely looted. Except for the fallen leaves from the trees, everything else in the homes of these Qing Dynasty survivors was looted.

All the traitors, businessmen, and Chinese landlords who were close to our Imperial Army were killed, and their homes were looted, leaving nothing behind.

So the Japanese emperor's new commander, the highest Japanese headquarters in China, ordered his Special High Section to immediately send out all their most elite agents to investigate the ins and outs of the matter. If the investigation was not clear and the person was not caught, all of them would commit disembowelment to thank the emperor.

When these most elite agents of the Special High Section arrived in Jilin, they carefully checked all the warehouses where the Japanese and puppet troops stored their logistics supplies, but they found absolutely no clues at all. They really had no idea at all.

Because the logistics material warehouses where the Japanese were stationed were all heavily guarded, not even a fly could fly in. It didn't come from the outside, but disappeared from the inside?

However, they had thoroughly checked every logistics warehouse, inside and out, but couldn't find a single clue! This made the most elite agent of the Special High Technology Department extremely angry.

They were also afraid. If they really couldn't find any clues and catch the suspect, they would all commit suicide by disembowelment to thank the Emperor and the Japanese.

The Japanese Special High Section agents were still searching in Jilin for all the missing logistical supplies, but they still had no clue where they were. Meanwhile, news came back from Liaoning that all the warehouses where the Japanese and puppet troops stored their logistical supplies had been completely looted.

In addition, all the traitors, traitorous businessmen, and landlords who were close to the Japanese in Liaoning were all slaughtered, and all the belongings in their homes were looted.

The homes of those Manchu loyalists were all looted, but no one was killed, and they lived well.

After discovering this suspicious point, the Japanese from the Special High Section conducted a thorough investigation of all the Qing Dynasty veterans in Jilin and Liaoning. Some of the Qing Dynasty veterans who refused to cooperate were severely tortured by the Japanese from the Special High Section, but they could not get any information from them.

While the Japanese soldiers from the Special High Section were still thoroughly investigating useful clues in Jilin and Liaoning, Zhou Zheng and his group of thirteen arrived in Heilongjiang again.

Zhou Zheng started another round of robbery of supplies from the Japanese and puppet army logistics warehouses in Heilongjiang. However, this time Zhou Zheng encountered a little difficulty because there were also many Japanese patrolling the logistics warehouses.

But this did not pose a problem for Zhou Zheng. All the Japanese soldiers in the logistics warehouse were beaten by Zhou Zheng, and all the supplies were looted by Zhou Zheng.

Then Zhou Zheng began to slaughter all the traitors, traitorous businessmen in Heilongjiang, and his own landlords who were close to the Japanese. Then all the belongings in these people's homes were looted by Zhou Zheng.

This is the fate of traitors and traitors. Rather than letting the Japanese devils take advantage of them in the future, it is better for Zhou Zheng to take advantage of them now.

Ten months passed in a flash. Zhou Zheng and his group of thirteen people did not rest for a moment and continued to rob in Jilin, Liaoning and Heilongjiang provinces.

The highest commanders of the North China Command were nearly pissed off because their most elite Special High Section agents hadn't found a single clue. Of course, the final result was that all of these elite Special High Section agents committed suicide by disembowelment to thank their Emperor.

The highest commander of the Japanese army in China was also ordered by their emperor to commit suicide by disembowelment. This also resulted in no Japanese being willing to come to China and serve as the highest commander of the Japanese imperial army in China.

The Japanese suffered huge losses this time. The previous supplies, plus the large amount of supplies that their emperor ordered to be transported from Japan, were all robbed by Zhou Zheng this time.

The Japanese emperor was almost angry to death, but he had to order the transportation of supplies from all over the country to China, and from Southeast Asia to China again.