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

Chapter 1084 The Grand Finale

After a struggle and a foreshadowing, Ye Shaohong's life returned to peace once again.

It was as if nothing had ever happened.

However, some observant people still noticed something unusual.

Since that argument, Dai Yunong's main focus has finally shifted away from the Loyal and Patriotic Army, and he has begun to devote most of his energy back to the Military Intelligence Bureau.

They began to systematically and gradually erode Ye Shaohong's influence within the Military Intelligence Bureau.

First, Wang Tianfeng was transferred away from the headquarters of the Military Intelligence Bureau.

They went directly to Station O. Then, Zheng Yaoxian was also implicated by Ye Shaohong, and his power in the Military Intelligence Bureau's Headquarters Operations Division was severely restricted.

At the outlying locations, Dai Yunong also forcefully placed a considerable number of people in.

Even Zhuang Yifan and Xu Tian, ​​who were far away in Shanghai, didn't know who had leaked their identities, causing their hard work in Shanghai to be completely ruined.

They could only flee to Hong Kong Island in a sorry state.

Go and keep Du Asheng company.

Ye Shaohong did not resist when Dai Yunong was making these underhanded moves.

Because he could see it clearly.

Before doing these things, Dai Yunong had already obtained the tacit approval of the bald-headed chairman; otherwise, Dai Yunong would not have had the confidence to do so.

This... is perhaps a case of discarding a useful tool after it has served its purpose.

Of course. Bald Chairman and Dai Yunong wouldn't go so far as to completely destroy Ye Shaohong; they simply want to weaken his power before he takes any drastic actions.

To minimize the losses to the Nationalist government.

Only when the chair is there will Ye Shaohong remain silent.

He's just putting on a show.

He should emulate Sima Yi, the Tiger of the Tomb, to reduce Dai Yunong and the Bald Chairman's apprehension towards his Ye family.

In fact, Ye Shaohong ultimately succeeded.

After Dai Yunong repeatedly used his strength against Ye Shaohong and weakened his power, Ye Shaohong showed no signs of resistance. Finally, he and the bald-headed chairman stopped attacking Ye Shaohong.

They started getting busy with other things.

From June 1944, when the Allied forces landed in Normandy, Mustache's path to defeat and demise in Europe began.

By April 1945, after the Russian bears had barely withstood several of Hitler's attacks, they launched their own counterattack, making Hitler's defeat inevitable.

On April 30th, the man with the mustache committed suicide by shooting himself.

East Asia.

Faced with the increasingly critical situation in the Pacific War, the Japanese army formed and expanded the infamous Kamikaze special forces.

The plan is to launch a desperate attack on the US Pacific Fleet with 10,000 aircraft.

There's a reason why we need to talk about the Kamikaze Special Forces.

The term "kamikaze" originated in the Yuan Dynasty and is related to the two wars launched by Kublai Khan against the Japanese mainland.

The Yuan Dynasty army launched two expeditions against the Japanese in 1274 and 1281.

Its massive fleet suffered heavy losses due to a chance encounter with a typhoon, forcing it to be abandoned.

This forced the Yuan Dynasty to eventually abandon its campaign against Japan. Even though the Yuan Dynasty's territory later spanned Eurasia, the small island nation of Japan, which was just a stone's throw away, was ultimately preserved.

The Japanese believed that it was the spirit of their "Emperor Jimmu" that stirred up the storm, which is why they saved their homeland.

From then on, the word "divine wind" became the last resort for the Japanese when they faced desperate situations.

Spiritual sustenance.

Furthermore, during the later stages of World War II, the core members of the Japanese Kamikaze special forces were not actually those hot-headed militaristic brainwashed personnel.

It was precisely the Japanese communist organization.

This is official history, and you can consult it.

On July 26, 1945, China, the United States, and the Soviet Union jointly issued the Potsdam Declaration against Japan, demanding that the Japanese surrender unconditionally.

After the announcement was issued, the Japanese Navy and Army ministers engaged in a heated debate over whether to accept the conditions. They were unable to reach a consensus for several days.

During this period, the Japanese Navy Minister even proposed the "One Hundred Million Deaths Plan," attempting to change the fate of the nation through this plan.

There were even people in the Navy planning another military coup.

Overthrowing the cabinet and gambling with the nation's fate once again.

The Japanese sycophants, too, were hesitant and indecisive amidst the hesitation of their ministers.

Until July 26, 1945, the United States dropped two Mushroom bombs on Japanese soil.

One is called "Fatty", and the other is called "Little Boy".

This finally terrified the Japanese sycophants and their cabinet, leading to a consensus on surrender within Japan.

Finally, on August 15, 1945, the Japanese, through radio broadcasts, issued a proclamation announcing the end of the war and accepting the Allied declaration, surrendering unconditionally. According to the Potsdam Declaration, after the Japanese surrender, they were to return all the occupied territories.

China, the United States, Britain, and the Soviet Union also had the right to station troops in Japan.

The US occupies Honshu, the US occupies Kyushu, the Russian bear occupies Hokkaido, and China occupies Shikoku.

According to the agreement, we can maintain a long-term military presence in Aichi Prefecture on Shikoku Island.

In critical moments or under special circumstances, the area where the army is stationed can be expanded to include Mie Prefecture and Shizuoka Prefecture.

Many people may not be familiar with these three county names.

If you change it to a place name, you'll understand.

The Nagoya metropolitan area, one of the three major urban areas of the Japanese in later generations, should basically fall under the jurisdiction of our Chinese garrison.

correct.

Within Japan, the warlord known as Oda Nobunaga, who ultimately unified Japan, rose to power in these three counties.

In addition, according to the Potsdam Declaration, the Japanese were also required to pay war reparations to the countries they had invaded.

China should pay $1700 billion in reparations.

However, this war reparations was ultimately abandoned.

Ye Shaohong was not surprised that these events and the various circumstances that occurred were basically consistent with the course of history in later generations.

However, to everyone's surprise, on the very day the Japanese announced their surrender, Ye Shaohong took off his military uniform and went straight into Dai Yunong's office.

He directly announced his resignation.

Dai Yunong refused, pleaded with him to stay, and even claimed he would report it to the Chairman.

Ye Shaohong smiled and refused, then left the Military Intelligence Bureau headquarters in Luojiawan. During this time, Dai Yunong also harbored murderous intentions towards Ye Shaohong and even considered sending someone to ambush and kill him. However, just as he had the idea, he saw Ye Shaohong being escorted away by a team of over a hundred elite soldiers as soon as he stepped out of the window.

In the end, Dai Yunong abandoned his murderous intent and reported the matter directly to the bald-headed chairman.

Upon hearing this, the bald-headed chairman remained silent for a long time, finally letting out a soft sigh.

Said.

Let him go.

With the tacit approval of the bald-headed chairman, the Ye family's direct descendants boarded the Hanscat family's warship and left the mountain city on the morning of the following day.

From then on, Ye Shaohong, the once prominent and infamous "Seventh Brother" of the Military Intelligence Bureau, suddenly disappeared from public view in an incredibly mysterious way.

In later generations, his deeds were not even recorded in historical annals. Only scattered unofficial histories have survived.

(End of the book)