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

Chapter 841 Family Law

It has to be said that Professor Huang truly has no bottom line.

I don't know how he climbed up there.

After North China fell to the Japanese, he rose through the ranks in a very short time and became the station chief of Tianjin Station in North China.

Although it is only a secondary station, its geographical location is of paramount importance.

To put it simply...

Just mentioning the first stationmaster of Jinmen Station will show you how important this position was.

The first station chief of the Special Service Department's Tianjin Station was Chen Gongshu, one of the department's four most notorious assassins. After graduating from the Honggongci Special Training Class, he was directly appointed as the station chief by Dai Yunong. At that time, the Special Service Department's Tianjin Station had extremely few personnel.

There were only two or three cats, both big and small.

Shortly thereafter, in order to increase control over North China, Dai Yunong sent Zheng Jiemin over as well.

He was appointed as the head of the North China region.

Also in that year, Doi-Yuan, then head of the Special Higher Police Section in Harbin, secretly plotted to support the traitor Zhang Jingyao in Manchuria.

He was appointed Commander-in-Chief of the Second Army Group of Beijing and Tianjin, and was instructed to secretly infiltrate Beiping with a huge sum of 700 million yen.

Gathering old subordinates, colluding with gangs, turning garrison troops against their cause, and plotting an uprising.

In light of Zhang Jingyao's treasonous act, Dai Yunong, then head of the Special Service Department, ordered Zheng Jiemin and Chen Gongshu to carry out an assassination of Zhang Jingyao.

How many people were in their operation at the time? Six.

That's right, only six.

It wasn't as much as depicted in later movies, TV series, and novels.

There were only six pitiful people.

Among these six people were Zheng Jiemin, who later became the deputy director of the Military Intelligence Bureau, and two of the four major assassins, Chen Gongshu and Wang Tianmu.

In 1933, after Chen Gongshu was transferred to be the stationmaster of Beiping Station and Wang Tianmu took over as the stationmaster of Tianjin Station, they all infiltrated Beiping under the command of Zheng Jiemin, the district chief of the North China region.

With the help of intelligence provided by patriotic businessmen, it was confirmed that Zhang Jing was hiding in the Six Nations Hotel in Dongjiaomin Lane.

They began plotting the assassination.

But at that time, the Special Service Department's North China District, Beiping Station, and Tianjin Station had far too few personnel. There was no other way.

In the end, Wang Tianmu, the stationmaster of Tianjin Station, actually took on the assassination mission. He selected Bai Shiwei, a student of the seventh class of the Whampoa Military Academy. The two disguised themselves as a comprador and his attendant and checked into the Six Nations Hotel together.

Finally, Bai Shiwei took action and successfully assassinated Zhang Jing.

This shows how important Beiping Station and Tianjin Station were to Dai Yunong.

At the beginning of its establishment, Dai Yunong dispatched more than half of his elite forces to Tianjin and Beijing.

But this crucial position ultimately fell into the hands of Huang Bingshou.

Because of him, Beiping Station suffered repeated heavy damage.

While it's true that Chen Gongshu and Wang Tianmu were both transferred away by Dai Yunong, Ye Shaohong was still quite puzzled by such a major oversight.

After much deliberation, he decided to ask for clarification. Just then, Huang Bingshou replied.

He explicitly told Ye Shaohong that among the three suspects in Beiping, there should be no one who had defected to the enemy or betrayed the country.

At the very least, he didn't know.

Upon hearing this response, the three suspects from Beiping simultaneously breathed a sigh of relief.

They were genuinely afraid that Huang Bing-shou was like a mad dog, biting people indiscriminately.

But Ye Shaohong didn't take it to heart.

Given his current status and position, a mere confession is unlikely to gain his trust.

At the very least, Ye Shaohong still harbors some doubts about the three suspects in Beiping.

of course.

He couldn't possibly tell them this in front of them.

Even after receiving Huang Bingshou's response, Ye Shaohong smiled at the three men, hoping to calm their panicked and frightened minds.

Then, Ye Shaohong asked the question that had been bothering him: how did Huang Bingshou get promoted to the position of stationmaster of Jinmen Station?

Whose connections did they use?

The result surprised Ye Shaohong, but he could accept it.

According to Huang Bingshou's confession, he followed the path of Fei Zhengpeng, the then deputy director of the Third Division of the Special Service Department.

According to Huang Bingshou, in order to win the position of stationmaster of Tianjin Station, he secretly gave Fei Zhengpeng thirteen large yellow croakers, which enabled Fei to stand out from many competitors.

Upon receiving this result, Ye Shaohong smiled.

He didn't know how to evaluate Professor Huang. This guy was really unlucky. Of all the people he could have followed, he had to choose Fei Zhengpeng's path.

That current deputy director of the intelligence department—he's a traitor planted by the Japanese within the Military Intelligence Bureau. Having taken Fei Zhengpeng's route, does he still have any secrets left with the Japanese?

Even Ye Shaohong suspected that Fei Zhengpeng might be behind Huang Bingshou's capture by the Japanese Tianjin Special Higher Police.

All I can say is that he doesn't know how to write the word "death."

Having figured this out, Ye Shaohong had lost all interest in Huang Bingshou.

At the same time, he did not forget the orders that Dai Yunong had given him before he left and when he had just arrived in Tianjin.

Search for and locate the traitors at Beiping Station as soon as possible.

Enforce family rules and remove it on the spot.

"Kill him!"

With a cold shout, Zhou Hai and Qian Ming, who were already furious, immediately took action.

Amid Huang Bingshou's terrified and panicked pleas for mercy, Zhou Hai and Qian Ming did not hesitate to kill him.

He slit Huang Bingshou's throat with a dagger.

As Huang Bingshou's body slowly collapsed to the ground, Ye Shaohong's cold expression remained unchanged.

"Put it in a bag, and tonight we'll just throw it out to feed the dogs!"

"A traitor like him doesn't deserve to be buried!"

Once the order was given, Zhou Hai and Qian Ming immediately set to work, and only then did Ye Shaohong turn around to look at the last woman.

"Your name is Ouyang Nawen?"

"You haven't had your turn yet because of the sudden arrival of the Japanese soldiers."

"Now can you tell me how you escaped when the people at Beiping Station were besieged?"

Given Ye Shaohong's cautious nature, how could he possibly forget something like this? It's time to ask him.

"of course."

"Seventh Brother, I won't lie to you. When I was in Beiping, my job was to seduce the commander of the 73rd Regiment of the puppet army."

"We tried to obtain the military deployment plan for Beiping from him."

"At that time we...we were...".

"Anyway, I was doing something wrong when a phone call suddenly came in, asking for the commander of the 73rd Regiment of the puppet army. I told him I was a member of the Military Intelligence Bureau."

"When that puppet regiment commander heard the news, he was terrified and then he tried to pull out his gun to kill me."

"I sensed something was wrong, so I killed him on the spot, then took advantage of the chaos to drive his car, grab his identification, and escape from Beiping!"

Ouyang Nawen brushed a stray strand of hair from her temple with one hand, her expression calm and composed, and slowly revealed the truth. Ye Shaohong, who had provided the information, immediately frowned.

For a moment, he didn't know how to respond.