People in the Republic of China era began to rise from industry.

The series of explosions were, of course, orchestrated by Lin Yi.

The method was simple: just notify Jinba Qinghuasu that the supply of its products needed to be doubled, and the other party understood what that meant.

In the past year or so, Jinba's sales of anthocyanins have expanded rapidly.

Anthocyanins, with their wide range of anti-inflammatory effects, have already opened up the international market.

The United States has been conquering Europe and expanding its territory, and has always been in a state of supply shortage.

Prices have remained quite firm.

Even when it moved from China to the international market, it commanded a premium.

This completely replenished the provisional government's previously meager funds.

Many things can be solved with money.

This applies to personnel and weapons alike.

The provisional government's organization outside the Great Wall and on the peninsula expanded rapidly. It even formed several national salvation armies within Goryeo and operated in the mountainous areas.

The weapons and equipment were all top-notch.

Its momentum is growing stronger.

In short, things are different now than they used to be.

Just like this time, he quickly organized this series of actions with just one order.

The entire preparation process took only five days.

This was simply impossible before.

Although some price was paid and some loyal and righteous people were sacrificed.

But after so much time, Kim Jong-il had long since become accustomed to these things.

There was no longer the struggle and pain I felt back in Shanghai.

Because the goal is to save the country, sacrifices are inevitable.

These sacrifices, while securing more funding, also greatly enhanced the provisional government's reputation among the people.

Many previously scattered resistance groups joined the provisional government because of the repeated attacks they had previously carried out.

These sensational attacks attracted a large number of ambitious young people to join them.

Judging from this outcome, all the sacrifices were worthwhile.

As for Kim Pa-hak himself, he was elected by the crowd to serve as the chairman of the provisional government's action committee.

Nominally, they still accept the leadership of the exiled president in the United States, but everyone, including Kim Jong-un himself, knows the truth.

Currently, the provisional government is led by Kim Pil.

"Director, we just received a telegram. Our comrades in Guangdong Province have received the goods at the port. There are a total of 5,000 pieces."

"it is good."

In the spacious and bright office, Jin Ba nodded and instructed, "Reply with a telegram: five hundred units per group, escorted out of Guangdong Province in batches, with six groups transported to Shanghai by water and land."

"The rest were sent to the areas outside the Great Wall, including Beiping, Nanjing, and Hanyang."

"Also, contact our comrades in Shanghai in advance to make arrangements for the reception."

"As soon as the goods arrived, two thousand of them were immediately transferred to the United States."

"Yes."

The subordinate obeyed and left, while Kim Ba took out his notebook and made some simple notes.

He flipped through the pages again, then sighed.

The pickup locations are too scattered.

Some have been to Guangdong Province, some to Yunnan Province, and some have even been to Myanmar.

I also have experience receiving goods in the mountain city of Hanyang and Shanghai.

It's really hard to determine where the Chinese produced anthocyanins.

Profit is always tempting.

At first, he was indeed very satisfied with the profits from drug trafficking.

However, as the situation developed, not only did they set higher goals over time, but their mindset inevitably became somewhat unbalanced.

It should be understood that the provisional government paid a heavy price for these gains.

The various attacks resulted in the deaths of nearly two hundred people.

But the Chinese people do not have to take any risks.

This is not fair.

More importantly, judging from the fact that the supply volume doubled so easily this time, it's clear that Huaxia people were deliberately controlling the shipment volume beforehand.

Given the scattered delivery locations, the answer is quite obvious.

The Chinese people have always been wary of the provisional government.

Furthermore, they restricted the development of the provisional government by controlling the supply of goods.

This particularly displeased Kim Jong-il, who had set even higher goals.

Because no one knows better than him.

Although there is currently ample funding, the provisional government can only maintain its current operating model due to the revenue generated by anthocyanins.

It is simply unrealistic to build a force capable of regular combat based on the National Salvation Army!

Even if the supply volume doubled this time, and the profits were enough to build up the army, there wouldn't be enough financial resources to support subsequent operations.

Thinking about all this, Kinpachi angrily threw the notebook into the drawer: "Shiba!"

There was no other way but to continue the investigation in secret and wait for the right opportunity.

Until the method of manufacturing anthocyanins is mastered.

In order to better demonstrate their sincerity, various attacks will continue for some time to come.

People keep dying...

Ten days have passed in the blink of an eye.

Several more explosions occurred in the Japanese community in Hongkou District, resulting in 60 to 70 deaths and injuries.

However, after the initial panic, the entire city of Shanghai returned to normal a few days ago.

It's clear that this bombing, like before, is specifically targeted at Japanese people; people from other countries have nothing to worry about...

"By sheer coincidence, they directly arrested a colonel-level staff officer from the General Staff Headquarters."

"Good heavens, he even dares to sell the battle plan for the defense of Nanjing City."

After a period of busy work, Shen An arranged to meet Lin Yi secretly.

The first thing they talked about upon meeting was the spy investigation.

Hearing him say that, Lin Yi raised an eyebrow and asked with great interest, "Did the National Government anticipate that Nanjing would be in danger?"

Shen An shook his head and smiled, "Mr. Lin, this kind of military secret is not something I can know."

"However, judging from the dates marked on the map, it should have been a simulation conducted during the Battle of Shanghai."

"As you know, Nanjing is too close to Shanghai. When the wind blows in Shanghai, Nanjing gets cold."

"Yes, it's too close."

Lin Yi nodded, then smiled and said, "Let's not talk about this anymore. You should have done a good job this time, right?"

"Hehe, you have indeed made a contribution."

Shen An laughed as well: "Director Dai is getting anxious and has ordered me to take the man back to Jinling immediately so he can interrogate him personally."

Lin Yi shook his head: "It's your credit, and no one can take it away from you."

“I’m going to Jinling in a few days. I should be able to make some friends this time. You’ve done a great job, so if you work on it, you should be able to take things a step further.”

Upon hearing this, Shen An was taken aback.

Then, taking a deep breath and suppressing his excitement, he asked, "Mr. Lin, will it be dangerous for you to go to Jinling?"

After all, it was a spy planted by Lin Yi. Shen An knew very well that Lin Yi and Kong Song were irreconcilable enemies.

"It's not a big problem; Chief He assured us."

"Moreover, the National Government will need to rely on me in the future. Unless they've lost their minds, they shouldn't do something like killing the goose that lays the golden eggs."

Lin Yi spoke with complete confidence.

But the truth is, he had no choice but to go to Nanjing this time.

He Jingzhi did indeed get things done.

The first order placed by the Military Commission is for 100,000 rifles and 20 million rounds of ammunition, with delivery expected in five to six months.

The other party invited him to Nanjing, firstly to discuss the specific price, and secondly to meet Mr. Tan.

This meeting is especially important.

If he goes, it will be a gesture of sincerity to shake hands and make peace.

However, according to He Jingzhi, if he didn't go, the Nationalist government would find it difficult to entrust him with such an important order...