Spy Wars: After identifying the identity, turn the senior spy against the

After taking on the task of monitoring He Ziyong, Lin Mu had no time to find a place to stay. He immediately went to the logistics department to collect equipment and prepare to set off.

He walked leisurely to the entrance of Central South Bank to eat and drink. Around four o'clock in the afternoon, He Ziyong walked out of the bank slowly.

He was wearing a neatly tailored suit and a tie clip in the middle of his tie. He looked around, a disdainful smile appeared on the corner of his mouth, he hailed a rickshaw, and disappeared from sight in a blink of an eye.

"It's really delicious and goes well with rice." Lin Mu smiled sincerely.

The stall owner chuckled and said, "My duck blood vermicelli soup is authentic and tastes amazing!"

"good."

Lin Mu smiled and said, "I'll come again tomorrow. Boss, can you recommend some good restaurants?"

"Okay, no one knows Jinling better than me!" The boss smiled confidently.

After saying goodbye to the boss, I walked to the vicinity of He Ziyong's house and opened the map. There were four people in the house during the day, but now there are five.

Lin Mu found a spot in the middle of the house and found a hotel to stay in.

..........

night.

The number of times will be refreshed at 12 o'clock, and He Ziyong's position will be immediately selected to view.

[Name: He Ziyong, manager of Zhongnan Bank, studied in Germany (to be continued)]

"continue."

[Name: He Ziyong, manager of the Central and Southern Bank, studied in Germany, his uncle is the major general and division commander of the 119th Army (to be continued)]

"continue."

[Name: He Ziyong, manager of the Central and Southern Bank, studied in Germany, his uncle is a major general and commander of the 119th Army, both parents are deceased, he helped the Japanese launder money to hire spies (unfinished)]

"I didn't wrong him." Lin Mu shook his head slightly.

Who says banks are not important?

Nanjing is the capital designated by the bald man, and spies from various countries are planning bribery, assassination, and framing.

You can’t be short of money for any of these things!

The large amount of cash appearing in Jinling City will be exposed sooner or later.

Part of the cash was paid through bank transfer, or withdrawals were made through He Ziyong's channels, as well as the daily expenses of the Japanese spy group.

Lin Mu was shocked and stood there in disbelief.

Activity expenses?

Japanese spy!

"I never thought that funds for Japanese espionage activities would also go through banks. A huge amount of funds were used for lurking activities, and the funds used for bribery and daily expenses all had to go through banks."

"You can't avoid banks. No one can avoid banks."

If the conclusion is correct, He Ziyong is more crucial than imagined.

Japanese banks will be closely watched. If activity funds need to be distributed through bank transactions, the large banks in Jinling are the first choice.

He Ziyong has achieved the position of manager at a young age, and he has a major general in the army as his backer, and his status as a student abroad also brings convenience.

Today's economic forefront is abroad. The economy cannot compare with the advanced concepts of foreign countries, and the title of international student can bring help.

In this way, He Ziyong looks even more important.

He spent the next three days eating and drinking in Jinling, treating himself like a rich young man with spare money. He ate a lot of food in Jinling, while also not forgetting to keep an eye on the situation.

Unless He Ziyong dies, there is no escape!

On the fourth day of tracking, He Ziyong did not choose to go home after get off work, which made Lin Mu a little strange.

Both his parents had passed away, his family was well-off, he was the manager of the Central and Southern Bank, and he had a strong backer, so he lived a comfortable life.

The conditions given by the Intelligence Department for tracking are very regular, with regular daily routines, normal work and rest periods, and no bad habits.

[Name: He Ziyong, manager of the Central and Southern Bank, studied in Germany, his uncle was a major general and commander of the 119th Army, both parents orphaned, helped the Japanese launder money to bribe spies, and was bribed into becoming a traitor]

The next day, after seeing all the information about He Ziyong, I realized that winning him over would not work, and I would not choose to win over a traitor infiltrated by the Japanese.

While guarding against Japanese identification, we are also identifying the Japanese.

Three days passed, and there were a total of 9 investigation opportunities. One was used on He Ziyong, and 8 were used on unfamiliar faces and people with suspicious whereabouts, without any results.

At one point, Lin Mu thought that his grades in the military academy were fake and his reconnaissance skills were poor.

Later, I was relieved when I saw the Secret Service's outer spies among the suspicious people.

Nanjing is the base camp, and there are countless spies hiding in Nanjing. The Secret Service helps to keep an eye on them through countless external spies.

These people are responsible for collecting intelligence, even small and simple ones, and uploading them regularly to act as external spies.

Even if the Japanese found out, they would not suspect anything, and the secret service would not use them as surveillance personnel.

Without training, one's identity will be exposed immediately when meeting an expert. The Japanese are also aware of this and will not care if they see it.

Of course, the spy was not here to keep an eye on He Ziyong, he just came over for a routine visit.

Unusually, He Ziyong did not take a rickshaw when it was time to get off work. Instead, he carefully observed his surroundings, turning left and right and walking into the innermost yard of the alley.

Lin Mu thought to himself, "It doesn't look like a meeting. It looks like they're having an affair."

Just walking around in the complicated alleys a few times would be difficult for any trained agent to hide.

The Japanese are cautious and will not use loopholes in their communication.

After thinking about it, Lin Mu made a phone call first, waited for someone to take over the surveillance, and returned to the Intelligence Department.