Espionage: I became sworn brothers with Zheng Yaoxian at the beginning, and became the Seventh Broth

Chapter 1055 Blue Shirts Society

Sun Deliang's urgent shouts made the two team members who were grabbing his arms and dragging him forward stop.

This involves something the superior likes, so we must treat it with utmost care.

Yu Xiaowan, standing to the side, gave another cold snort.

obviously.

She was disdainful and dissatisfied with Sun Deliang's obsequious and pleading behavior.

even…….

Even the high-ranking officials of Baishan Prison, who were standing at a distance, heard Sun Deliang's shouts.

For a moment, everyone's expressions varied. Wang Lingyu was taken aback.

Then, an angry look appeared on her pretty and delicate face.

She glared fiercely at Ye Shaohong.

Where is Xu Xingliang, the sycophant standing to the side?

This guy was quite a bold fellow; upon hearing about this, he immediately placed his hand on the holster at his waist.

There were clear signs that they intended to take direct action against Ye Shaohong right here.

Just as he was about to make a move, a flash of light appeared in front of him, and he was intercepted.

To be precise, it was Xu Zhongyi who took the initiative to approach Xu Xingliang.

He was looking at Xu Xingliang with a strange, amused expression.

Subsequently.

The two began to whisper to each other. Although Ye Shaohong saw what they were saying, he couldn't hear it because of the distance.

In fact, Ye Shaohong didn't care.

Although Xu Xingliang was a rare romantic, he wasn't a good person after all.

Let that bastard Xu Zhongyi deal with him.

At this moment.

The real issue Ye Shaohong should be focusing on is actually Sun Deliang.

Because he has already compromised.

Faced with life and death, Sun Deliang finally cast aside his concerns and began to discard his options.

However, because there were too many people around at this time and place, Sun Deliang did not, and dared not, mention the secret service organization behind him in public.

Ye Shaohong was aware of these concerns.

"Very good!" "Warden Sun, you have successfully piqued my curiosity."

"At least your life has been saved for now!"

After saying that, Ye Shaohong didn't look at Sun Deliang again. He strode forward and walked directly towards Baishan Prison.

Following his lead, regardless of their own thoughts, everyone went after him.

Upon entering Baishan Prison, Ye Shaohong and Yu Xiaowan went straight to the office area.

Sun Deliang was also escorted along.

The others dispersed and left.

They all went back to their work.

Xu Zhongyi didn't know what he said to Xu Xingliang, but he somehow ended up next to Wang Lingyu.

That bastard is very capable.

Upon entering the warden's office in the Baishan Prison's office area, Ye Shaohong, as if no one else was around, sat directly in the warden's seat.

He raised his feet and put them on the desk.

Only then did Ye Shaohong turn his head and look at Sun Deliang.

"Ok!"

"Tell me, what did you mean by what you just said?"

The office was now closed, leaving only Ye Shaohong, Yu Xiaowan, and Sun Deliang inside.

Sun Deliang was finally able to act freely.

I no longer had any worries.

He first straightened his expression, then raised his hand to tighten his disheveled clothes before revealing his hidden identity.

He was a member of the Grey Shirts, a secret service organization.

Xu Xingliang was also one of them.

Their main purpose in holding positions at Baishan Prison was to strictly guard the truth about Wang Wancheng's death.

And take appropriate and suitable actions.

When the topic turned to business, Ye Shaohong's expression finally became serious.

"The Gray Clothes Club?"

"I've heard of this organization. Isn't it just a branch of the Revival Society and the Blue Shirts Society?"

"I don't even care about the Blue Shirts Society, do you think the Gray Shirts Society can make me, Ye Shaohong, have any concerns?"

Ye Shaohong's words were not an exaggeration.

In fact, there was no formal organization called the Blue Shirts Society in history.

Those were all fabricated and embellished by later movies and TV series, deliberately borrowing a small episode from history.

The Blue Shirts Society did indeed exist during the Republic of China era.

But this Blue Shirts Society isn't really that high-class. Its founder is Liu Jianqun.

He is from the same hometown as Minister He.

In 1923, He Jianqun joined He Houguang's Guizhou Army and served as the head of the military law department.

In 1925, Liu Jianqun traveled from Jiangcheng to Guangzhou and joined the National Revolutionary Army, serving under Minister He.

By 1930, when Minister He had been promoted to Director of the Jiangcheng Headquarters, Liu Jianqun, relying on his fellow townsman status with Minister He and his intelligence, quick wit, and ability to evade questions, had been promoted to Director of the Jiangcheng Headquarters Office.

In 1931, Minister He was transferred to the position of Director of the Nanchang Headquarters, and Liu Jianqun also became the Director of the Nanchang Headquarters Office.

It can be said that until this point, Liu Jianqun was still just Minister He's subordinate.

To put it more grandly, the two are close friends despite their age difference.

To put it bluntly, the two of them were like master and servant in ancient times, or perhaps a chief official and his advisor. As Minister He's career progresses, Liu Jianqun's class, status, power, and identity will also gradually rise.

They haven't made a fortune yet.

It wasn't until 1932, when someone mentioned Liu Jianqun's talent to the bald-headed Chairman, that the bald-headed Chairman issued a transfer order, bringing Liu Jianqun, a close subordinate of Minister He, to Nanjing.

He was also personally received by the bald-headed Chairman.

Liu Jianqun can talk.

His words were extremely sharp and he was also very good at deceiving people. After a few times, he actually won the trust of the bald-headed chairman.

Not long after, He Zhonghan, the nominal chairman and de facto spiritual leader of the Fuxing Society, was transferred to the “General Headquarters for the Suppression of Bandits in Hubei, Henan and Anhui Provinces” and appointed as the director of the Political Training Department.

Liu Jianqun seized this opportunity and, after some persuasion, managed to get the bald-headed Chairman to successfully replace He Zhonghan in the Fuxing Society. He went from being a senior staff member under Minister He to becoming the Director of the General Political Training Department of the Military Commission.

He was also in charge of the preparatory work for the "Military Commission Political Training Class".

Thus, with the support of the bald-headed chairman, Liu Jianqun had already established his identity and status as soon as he joined the Fuxing Society.

That's right, at this time, Liu Jianqun had only just joined the Fuxing Society.

Meanwhile, on April 1, 1932, Dai Yunong, backed by the Fuxing Society, had already established the Special Service Department.

They successfully broke away from the loosely organized Fuxing Society and created their own department.

It is obvious that Dai Yunong is a cut above Liu Jianqun.

They were one step ahead.

After succeeding He Zhonghan, Liu Jianqun also began to work diligently to establish the "Military Commission Political Training Class." How did he do it?

He began to use his authority to recruit college students and unemployed young people with equivalent qualifications on a large scale, totaling about 500 people, for a six-month emergency training program.

Six months later, these 500 people graduated early and all joined the Nationalist government. After being reviewed and approved by Liu Jianqun, they joined the Fuxing Society together.

He also found the bald-headed Chairman and distributed Whampoa Military Academy graduation certificates to these 500 students.

They were then assigned to various departments of the Military Commission.

These five hundred students were the predecessors of the Blue Shirts Society's five hundred arhats, which are often mentioned by scholars in later generations.