The War of Resistance Against Japan: Special Operations Battalion Traverses Shanghai and Slaughters

Molotov immediately threatened in an extremely harsh tone.

"I advise you to agree to everything, because this is already the greatest leniency our Rakshasa government can offer you."

"Otherwise, we will mobilize the powerful Rakshasa army to wipe you out completely."

Faced with Molotov's threatening words, Long Fei laughed wildly, looking up at the sky.

"Hahaha……"

"What are you laughing at?" Molotov asked angrily.

“Mr. Molotov, isn’t your arrogance and despicable shamelessness laughable?”

"Please watch your words. This is a blatant insult and attack that will have serious consequences. If you continue like this, we will have no choice but to end the talks, and what awaits you is ruthless crushing."

Long Fei looked at the furious Molotov and responded sharply.

"Since this is a negotiation, and you have made your demands, we naturally have our own demands as well."

"We have the same three demands as you. First, we want to announce to the world that all treaties signed between your Russian country and the former Qing government are null and void."

"Second, announce to the world that you will return all the territories of my Huaxia country that you have occupied, and withdraw all your personnel, including troops and overseas Chinese, within one month."

“You have no reason to refuse these two requests, because your former leader has made the same promise.”

"Third, announce to the world that we do not recognize the previous referendum on independence by the horseback country, but at the same time recognize that the horseback country belongs to our Chinese nation."

"Furthermore, immediately release Amar, the Prime Minister of the Horseback Kingdom who was arrested by Qoibalsan and sent to your country, and safely deliver him to Ulaanbaatar."

"If you agree to these three demands, I will release all the prisoners; otherwise..."

Molotov asked urgently, "Otherwise what? Will you kill them all?"

Long Fei raised his right index finger and wiggled it from side to side.

"No, no, no, I won't kill them. I'll make them do labor reform for their wrongdoings."

“They eat one meal every three days, work sixteen hours a day, and I also make them write home every week to tell their families about their wonderful life here with me.”

"By the way, just a friendly reminder, your hundreds of thousands of prisoners won't last more than a few days on food. If they starve to death because of your delays, don't blame me."

Molotov clenched his fists and slammed them on the table in a fit of rage.

"You are so despicable and shameless."

Long Fei scoffed, "Oh, really? I think we're about the same compared to you guys."

Long Fei was quite familiar with the nature of the Rakshasa Kingdom.

Long Fei knew that the hundreds of thousands of prisoners in his hands could not threaten the other side, because the other side could easily abandon them.

After all, these hundreds of thousands of troops are insignificant compared to a territory of over one million square kilometers.

Moreover, if Long Fei were to kill all these prisoners like he did the Japanese, it would only please the enemy.

The other party can shift all the blame onto Long Fei and the Longyan Legion, and also incite hatred towards the Longyan Legion among all the citizens of the Rakshasa Kingdom.

But Longfei forced them to do labor reform, making their lives worse than death, and even made them write letters home to report their situation.

In this way, the people of Russia would be able to incite their discontent with the government and complain about why the government did not rescue these prisoners.

Public sentiment and opinion are forces that no country can underestimate.

Because it contains incredibly powerful energy, once the volcano erupts, no one can extinguish it.

However, after Long Fei put forward these three sharp demands, the negotiations between the two sides reached a stalemate.

Molotov was about to get up and declare the negotiations broken down, then storm off.

I suddenly remembered that I had to pay for refueling the plane before.

He closed his eyes in anguish, pondering a solution.

While cursing Long Fei's shamelessness in his heart, he also blamed himself for not thinking things through before setting off and not bringing more money with him.

After the talks broke down, Zhigarev looked at Molotov and asked with his eyes if he could speak on his behalf.

Molotov understood and nodded slightly in agreement.

"General Long, I think your demands are too high, and it's really difficult for us to agree to them."

Now it's time for negotiations. Although Long Fei has a personal relationship with Zhigalev, he can't make concessions just because of that.

"General Zhigarev, are your demands not excessive? You sent people to threaten me first, and then sent planes to violate my sovereignty and bomb my land and people."

"Then they sent 500,000 troops to teach me a lesson."

“This is a shameless invasion and provocation. Now that I have retaliated and suffered heavy losses, you are still arrogant and self-righteous in making demands on me.”

"There is a saying in China: 'Do not do to others what you would not have them do to you.' Therefore, my conditions will not be changed, much less withdrawn."

"If you want to mobilize a large army to destroy me, then come on. I can wipe out your 500,000 elite troops, so wiping out another million will not be difficult for me."

"By the way, I want to give you a friendly reminder that the military strength of the Hans Kingdom should not be underestimated."

"Their current leader, Xiao Xi, is a very ambitious and strong-willed leader."

“Be careful that they take advantage of your weakened forces and launch an eastward invasion, just like Napoleon did with the Gallic Empire.”

"Of course, I don't rule out taking the opportunity to advance westward. At that time, not only could we take back the territory ceded to you, but it wouldn't be impossible for us to make several times more money."

Long Fei's words were substantial, reasonable, and assertive, but also carried a strong sense of threat, leaving Zhigalov speechless.

Zhigarev helplessly turned to look at Molotov.

Long Fei spoke in Russian, so Molotov heard every single word clearly.

After hearing this, Molotov broke out in a cold sweat.

Because he is currently in secret negotiations with the Hansukia, the content of which is to sign a non-aggression pact between the two sides.

In fact, both Molotov and Stalin knew about Hans's wolfish ambitions.

The reason for signing this treaty was simply to appease the other side and buy more time for our war preparations.

Now Long Fei has revealed the truth, and even threatened that if the Hans Kingdom launches a brazen attack, he will take the opportunity to attack from the west.

This would force the Rakshasa Kingdom to fight on two fronts, east and west.

And most importantly, the Dragon Flame Legion is far stronger than the Japanese army.

This would force the Rakshasa Kingdom to divert troops from the eastern front to deal with the Dragon Flame Legion on the western front.

This would naturally affect the military strength on the eastern front, and whether or not they could stop the Hans's offensive would become uncertain.

In addition, in order to prepare for a possible war launched by the Hans Kingdom, the Russian Kingdom has begun to relocate a large number of military industrial enterprises to the west.

Once the western region is taken over by the Dragon Flame Legion, the Rakshasa Kingdom will lose the ability to supply most of its military equipment.

Molotov thought to himself, if Long Fei really did that, then there would be big trouble, so he had to find a way to appease him.

How could they appease him? Comrade Stalin would never agree to Long Fei's demands.