Anti-Japanese War: When I get promoted, the system will explode with soldiers

With the guarantee of Li Shaoyi's heavy cruiser, although there is still some worry in Jinling, it is no longer the same as before. Although the Windsor Empire has lodged the most serious diplomatic protest, Minister Gu also laid out the evidence collected by Li Shaoyi on the table. It is an indisputable fact that your diplomats from the Windsor Empire did assist the Japanese spy organization to enter Pujiang.

Sir Plemen, who was protesting at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Jinling, was skeptical when he saw the information in front of him. However, after reading a few chapters, this guy didn't show any expression on his face, but he had already cursed Melonte to death in his heart.

I really don't know how a fool like you was chosen. With such an IQ, you are still able to be the representative to Pujiang. You are simply betraying our country.

"How is it possible that you have such a complete chain of evidence, even including photos?"

Sir Plemen said in disbelief that all the transactions involved were secret matters, and even if Melonte was a fool, he would not have left such evidence.

"Your Excellency, do you think we can fabricate this evidence? In order to maintain long-term control over Mr. Melonte, the Japanese took photos and recordings of every transaction. It can only be said that Mr. Melonte was too careless and fell into the hands of the Japanese."

Minister Gu said with a smile that these things were shipped from Pujiang overnight. In the past, when facing these diplomatic offensives, all of us in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs always felt that we had no idea where to start. Now these things are right in front of us, and you can lie with your eyes open as before. But the problem is, if you use force, can you do anything to Li Shaoyi?

If you had this ability, the Batavia incident in Southeast Asia would not have happened, and we would not have had an extra overseas territory. Li Shaoyi was able to succeed in the negotiations at that time. Do you really think he could outwit the scholars?

Even if we take a step back and consider that Li Shaoyi's eloquence could have led to a debate with the scholars, the question is, can you admit defeat? It's simply impossible. You capitalist colonial empires only allow officials to set fires, but never allow the people to light lamps. Even if the Windmill Kingdom is useless, you will eat their meat, and we won't even get a mouthful of soup.

This time, we're sharing the spoils with you purely because of our strength. You can't even handle Southeast Asia, and now you're going to war with our country. Can your Windsor Empire transport over a million soldiers? If you don't have that ability, I'm afraid this matter will be over.

Back then, it took only 20,000 or 30,000 people and a dozen ships to force a country to sign an agreement. Those days are long gone. If you try that way now, you will be the only ones to suffer a crushing defeat and be humiliated.

All these thoughts went around in Sir Plemens's head for several times, and he certainly knew that he could not start a war.

The wounds of the last World War have not yet healed, and the current situation in Europe is unstable. The power of the Junkers is growing. In order to ensure the Windsor Empire's hegemony in the world, the navy has used up almost all of its funds. Now, let alone fighting a war, the Windsor Empire may not have enough funds for a small regional conflict.

In addition, with the Americans behind the scenes, the Windsor Empire's control over the world has declined a lot. Take this incident for example, the American ambassador to Pujiang has publicly stated that both sides should produce evidence. It is certainly wrong for Li Shaoyi to detain the diplomatic ambassador, but if there is evidence, then we have to speak according to the evidence.

On the surface, he is a neutral person who mediates between the two parties, but every word he says is about evidence, which means he is speaking for Li Shaoyi. After all, Li Shaoyi has the evidence in his hands. Once all these things on the table are leaked, the Windsor Empire will be at the end of its road.

"Then what do you want?"

After five minutes, Sir Plemen finally sat down. He had just stood in front of Minister Gu for five minutes, with countless thoughts flashing through his mind. Minister Gu did not say a word. He knew that the Sir in front of him would have to think about all the possibilities before finally accepting our suggestions.

"It's not that we want to do anything, but our commander Li has already revealed how you let the Japanese spies in. Now that they've been apprehended and sent to the Pujiang Police Station according to the list, this matter is over. You're quite powerful in Pujiang, and you're all aware of the Japanese spies. So, we'll announce to the public that these spies who disrupted Pujiang's public order were apprehended by our two countries. I'll hand over all the evidence on the table to you, or destroy it in front of you."

When Minister Gu said this, he felt a little uncomfortable. After all, we were in the right in this matter, and in the end it could only be handled in this way. According to his scholarly spirit, he should make all of this public and hold the Windsor Empire accountable.

But Li Shaoyi also said on the phone that there is no point in holding people accountable. What we have to do now is to dig out all the spies in Pujiang. But if we do it ourselves, the workload is too huge. The most important thing is that we have no clue yet. Some people may have been hiding in the dark, and we have no way to catch them.

But it’s different for the Windsor Empire that helped them enter Pujiang. They will definitely leave a base and may not catch all the people. But if they do catch people, their results will definitely be greater than ours.

"He said something like that in such a public place, and the Japanese spies were already on alert. Who do you think we are? Do you think we can be arrested just like that?"

Sir Plemen said somewhat weakly that in the two major concessions in Pujiang, their Windsor Empire was indeed powerful, but there were so many Japanese spies. Although we had kept some tricks up our sleeves, these people were not fools.

"Isn't the stuff on this table your pressure? I believe that as long as there's enough pressure, we can overcome some difficulties and achieve our ultimate goal. If we can't catch the person, we'll continue to detain your ambassador. When the statute of limitations expires, we'll throw out the evidence. I know what you're going to say. Declare a war? Sure."

Minister Gu stood up at this moment, holding the table with both hands, lowering his body, and said this in a provocative tone, his eyes full of playfulness. He had imagined this scene countless times, but today was the first time...