Espionage: Mastering the Ten Cruelest Tortures of the Military Intelligence Bureau from the Start

In just two hours, a telegram was delivered to Su Mingzhe.

Cha Yanhuang bought three train tickets, with the final destinations being Xinjing, Luzhou, and Shungang respectively. —Peony

The other party was very aware of counter-surveillance, and the people tracking him did not dare to get too close. They only went to the platform to check the ticket stubs after he left.

Three tickets, three different itineraries, and three completely different destinations. If he got off midway and switched to other means of transportation, it would be too difficult to conduct in-depth investigations in enemy-occupied territory.

Su Mingzhe secretly noted down this information. If he was indeed carrying out an undercover mission, it would take him a long time to integrate into his identity and he would not be able to access any valuable intelligence in a short period of time.

If he were to go to Xinjing to provide guidance to the spies there, or even infiltrate the anti-Japanese forces, it would be too far away for him to reach.

Taking down Ishida is an important but not urgent task. At present, the Japanese army has already amassed a large force to prepare for an attack on Hubei Province, and Su Mingzhe really doesn't have much energy to spend on other things.

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"Know your enemy and know yourself, and you will never be defeated."

The Military Intelligence Bureau played a crucial role in these intelligence gatherings; without them, our battles would have been much more difficult.

De Gong picked up a pencil and drew on the map again and again. Finally, he threw the pencil on the table, let out a long sigh of relief, and looked much more relaxed.

"That's right. Right now, the Japanese are just playing a trick, like monkeys in a zoo, constantly showing off their clumsy acting skills."

The Japanese on the eastern front dispatched two divisions, appearing aggressive, but their real killing moves were on the northern and southern flanks, intending to swallow our Fifth War Zone whole.

"Wow, what a big appetite! I hope they have good teeth too."

Little Zhuge frowned and remained silent for a long while before speaking:

"Lord De, I want to dispatch the most elite 18th and 84th Armies to the front line, along with the local garrison, to confront the two Japanese divisions head-on. I order them to kill the Japanese troops at all costs and put them under full pressure."

This would mislead the Japanese into thinking we had fallen into a trap, and they would quickly send Japanese troops from both the north and south to join the battle.

Send the Sichuan Army Corps to take advantage of the terrain to block the enemy's 39th and 6th Divisions in northern Hunan. Hold them off for at least twelve days. Draw two divisions from the 33rd Army Group as reserves.

As for the enemy's 13th Division in southern Henan, we feigned insufficient manpower and were unable to deploy troops in time to lure the enemy deep into our territory, allowing General Zhang's 33rd Army to set up an ambush. Finally, we let the 31st Army close the door and beat the enemy, crushing the Japanese northern offensive in one fell swoop, and their strategic intentions were thus thwarted.

In recent battles, the Japanese may seem to have gained an advantage and occupied large areas of territory, but in reality, they have suffered huge losses. They desperately need a victory.

Even though I cast a straight hook, I believe they will bite.

only......"

Little Zhuge hesitated for a moment, unsure how to begin.

Seeing his expression, De Gong instantly understood. Having spent so many years together, he knew that Zhuge Liang's concerns stemmed from his distrust of the 31st Army Group.

Or to put it bluntly, he didn't trust the man in Chongqing. He had always been very hostile to the Fifth War Zone and the Guangxi Clique, and had tried several times to weaken the Guangxi Clique's power by using the Japanese.

He reached out and patted Little Zhuge on the shoulder, then said:

"Relax, we share the same goal in the War of Resistance against Japan."

If the Japanese really do follow your plan and rush into the ambush, facing a battle that is sure to be won, Tang's 31st Army has no reason to remain inactive.

Furthermore, if eastern Hubei were to fall, the mountain city would be exposed to the Japanese invaders, and he wouldn't want to see that happen.