Canteen System Assistance Notes

As the white glove of the Border Region Air Force, Northern Airlines' main transport force consists mainly of Lockheed's L18 and L14, as well as the J2R "Little Beaver" and J3R "Little Otter" (historically DHC-2 and DHC-3) of the joint venture Ford Stout-Chewron Aviation, in addition to the Boeing 307 fleet that flies domestically only twice a month. There are almost no DC-3s still registered and in operation, except for Xiao Liu's "disguised eMule".

A thousand people got off the plane. Liu Helian stood at the door of the cockpit like a civil aviation captain, saying goodbye to everyone one by one.

These were members of our Communist Party who were sent to the Soviet Union for study, medical treatment, and training. Historically, due to the chaos in the Soviet Union during the early years of the war, they were relocated and evacuated to remote locations like Ulaanbaatar and Siberia, where they faced difficult living conditions. Some also joined the Soviet Army, fighting under Soviet names: Liu Xingchang, Lu Dongsheng, Yang Zhicheng, Li Tianyou...

Now, most of their illnesses have been cured, their health has improved, and they are able to return home. However, many students studying at the Frunze Academy have been forced to switch to correspondence courses and self-study. The Soviet side regretfully stated that teaching activities can no longer be carried out normally and that they have no choice but to return home.

Anyway, working in the country is better than raising chickens in Ulaanbaatar and wasting a few years.

After waiting for the passengers to collect their luggage and seeing off his mechanic and co-pilot, Liu Helian parked the plane in a cleared, secret hangar. After taking care of some post-event matters, he used his phone to transform the plane into a 28-inch bicycle.

Finally, Liu Helian grabbed his cell phone, stepped on the pedals, and walked away from the back of the hangar.

The report to the Central Committee had already been typed on the plane. Having completed his overseas mission, Comrade Liu Helian had a few days' vacation. According to the text message sent back by the Central Committee, he only needed to report to General Zhu in a few days. He arrived at the guesthouse at Huinong Airport with the letter of introduction, lay down, opened the official account on a small app, and began to review the domestic situation at that time.

Because there is a kind of network connection between the canteen's various headquarters and branches that goes beyond the current level of technology, and can even provide background servers for some apps, many software usages familiar to modern people have also been developed by our predecessors in the 40s - for example, using the public account function to push news from all over the country and even the world to the heads of each branch.

Although Liu Helian's mobile phone, which has been converted into black technology, can also use traffic, send text messages or make calls on a global scale, he is busy with overseas work.

It was not easy to openly use a mobile phone in the Soviet Union.

It has been a while since I last followed the changes in the domestic situation.

"Let me know what Chiang Kai-shek has been doing lately."

Liu Helian clicked on the official account's "Domestic Situation Report" and saw the first headline that popped up: "Loans and Anti-British Again, When Will the Fight Between the Left and the Right End?"

This is probably referring to the fact that Guosu was, on the one hand, promising to aid the Indian National Congress and promote the anti-British struggle, while on the other hand, negotiating with Britain, begging for a third stabilization loan to curb inflation. Hmm... I don't know if it's an illusion, but why does this feel like a strangely rigged headline?

Fortunately, the content of these articles was quite normal, with both valuable information and commentary, making them valid references. Liu Helian quickly browsed through the articles in several different sections, comparing the situations in them with the historical timeline he remembered without any changes. The changes between the two were quite significant, but some historical traces could still be seen.

In general, the domestic situation at this time entered a "fierce" period of stability.

At this time, the Japanese troops in Northeast China were carrying out their massive "Guan Special Performance".

The "Kwantung Special Exercise" is commonly understood as a rehearsal for the Kwantung Army's intended offensive against the Soviet Union, a last-ditch effort by the "Northward Faction." While this massive exercise, featuring the Japanese Army's most advanced motorization and combat power, was intended to be ready for an actual offensive, its initiation was not a systematic decision-making exercise by the Japanese military. Instead, it was initiated by a familiar "lone move"—Tanaka Shinichi, Chief of Military Affairs at the Imperial General Headquarters, who, taking advantage of the sick leave of Military Affairs Bureau Director Muto Akira, unilaterally approved this massive exercise, intending to precipitate a de facto war against the Soviet Union.

Unfortunately, from the perspective of later generations, the Japanese strategy of moving south was already confirmed after Nomonhan. The Japanese army, terrified by Nomonhan, would never have the courage to attack the Soviet Union again. When faced with a truly formidable enemy, the "solo" movement was quickly suppressed. Furthermore, the Japanese troops inside the Great Wall were already severely understaffed, with no troops to deploy. The "Great Wall Special Exercise" was ultimately just an exercise plan.

In this way, after the assembled exercise troops return home, the situation in Northeast China will probably not change much, except for the increasingly widespread establishment of our party's underground recovery organization and infiltration teams. The comrades in the Soviet Office will have to explain to the Russians what "underdogs" and "going it alone" actually mean.

As for central China, although Sonobe Kazuichiro, commander of the Japanese 11th Army, was transferred to become a military councilor, his successor, Anami Korechika, quite recognized his predecessor's goal of "annihilating the main force of the Nationalist Army in front and maintaining a stable and secure front after advancing south."

Although the Nationalist forces facing them were relatively weak, the extended Japanese supply lines, coupled with their formidable manpower advantage and dense defenses, ultimately made them quite fearful. If they weren't dealt a heavy blow during the offensive, if they subsequently launched an offensive... While Anami Korechika didn't think a Nationalist offensive was anything to fear, the Nationalist forces they faced still had numerous troops and were undergoing organizational reforms to strengthen their combat effectiveness (Nationalist intelligence was largely transparent to the Japanese). After much deliberation, he ultimately assembled a massive force of over 13 and launched the Second Battle of Seongju.

However, compared with the historical offensive operations targeting the main body of Xingzhou City, the goal of the 11th Army this time was simpler - to attack from north to south with Baling occupied by the Japanese army as the center, and to target the Miluo River. The attack would consume the vitality of the national army, and sweep and rob food and supplies, and by the way, reject the unreasonable request of the Kwantung Army to transfer troops to fight the "Kwantung Special Exercise".

Thus, the various units of the Japanese 11th Army in Central China began to gather along the Baling front. Even the Nationalist Army, as slow-witted as it was, had its intelligence system finally sensed the impending storm. Commander Xue Yangyue of the Ninth War Zone, looking at the various units being reorganized into the "Twenty-Ninth Year Enhanced" formation, planned his own defensive operations.

It’s just that no one knows what kind of results the 11th Army, which has changed its combat objectives, and the 9th War Zone, which has updated its organizational and armed forces, will achieve.

At the same time, the situation in North China showed changes that were almost completely different from history.

Since launching a new version of the Hundred Regiments Campaign in the various bases east of the Taihang Mountains, the Japanese troops across North China have been completely overwhelmed. The possibility of "Communist troops breaking out of the bases" is no longer a nightmare at night, but a terror that is happening during the day.

The Hebei-Central Base Area, which had been attacked previously, had blocked the sharpest blow of the Japanese army in North China. In the subsequent counterattack, the Hebei-South Base Area had cut off the western section of the Shide Railway to the north; and the Beiyue Base Area had rushed down the Taihang Mountains. Except for Shimen recaptured by the 110th Division and Qingyuan held by the 57th Division (formerly the 8th Independent Mixed Unit), they had irreversibly cut off the connection of the Pinghan Line, severing part of the "two legs" of the Japanese army in North China.

Dezhou, under siege by our troops, became the new eye of the storm. The bulk of the 56th Division (formerly the 7th Independent Mixed Division) stationed there finally collapsed under the relentless siege of Yang Guofu's troops from the Hebei-Shandong Border Military Region and Song Shaowu's troops from the Southern Hebei Military Region. Forced to burn their documents and flags, they concentrated their firepower northward, intending to seek shelter with the exhausted 27th Division in Cangzhou. However, under the command of General Peng, Yang Guofu and Song Shaowu's troops opened a gap, allowing the 56th Division to flee northward.

Afterwards, the two armies turned their attention and, along with Wang Xibei's troops who had entered the Jizhong base area, turned around and launched a siege on the 32nd Division, which was advancing on the eastern section of the Shide Railway. The 32nd Division, already battered and bloodied in the Jizhong base area and blocked from returning home, had no idea that they would go from being the ones rescuing others to being the ones in need of rescue. But where would the Japanese army find the mobile forces to rescue them?

Under the premise of being slightly surrounded in the grand strategy, the 32nd Division had nowhere to escape and no place to run. Under the joint stranglehold of the three bases, the 32nd Division was forced to disband.

They broke out in scattered ways and were eventually completely annihilated. Except for a small number of troops stationed in Yanzhou, almost all the Japanese troops, including their division commander Iide Tetsuzo, were either captured, killed, or took out their swords and committed suicide by disembowelment.

The 27th and 56th Divisions, which retreated northward as a group, were relentlessly pursued by Xu Heshang's troops who had trekked from Shandong Province. After leaving behind thousands of corpses and a large amount of equipment, they were able to retreat back to the Japanese army's protection circle in the Beijing-Tianjin area.

Finally, our army finally planted the red flag on the top of Dezhou City - this marked the successful end of the "Second Battle of Dezhou". Our army occupied Dezhou and took control of Beiyue.

A series of bases including Hebei Central, Hebei South, Hebei-Shandong Border, Taixi, and Qinghe

Completely break through and strategically divide the entire North China Front Army into several pieces!

"Next, the Japanese army in North China should go to seek reinforcements - Okamura Neiji would not allow Dezhou, a key strategic node, to be occupied.

"The First Army is now immobilized. The Japanese within the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei defense zone are more than capable of defending themselves, but lack the offensive capability... Under the North China Expeditionary Force, we can only recruit from the Mongolian garrison; or we can draw from Central China or the Kwantung Army..."

Closing his phone, Liu Helian began to consider possible future developments in the war. The historical developments he knew about were no longer of much use at this point, serving only as a reference. The brutal retaliation the Japanese army had inflicted after the Hundred Regiments Campaign was no longer a possibility in this time and space. All our army needed to do now was hold Dezhou, and the Japanese would only become further weakened.

No, no! Liu Helian suddenly realized something. His future mind was often constrained by historical patterns, forming certain fixed mindsets. If this was the end of the strategic stalemate, why was our army still so stubbornly engaging in this turn-based offensive and defensive strategy against the Japanese?

What did Chairman Mao and General Zhu think?

Liu Helian looked through the text message the Central Committee had sent him before, "Report to General Zhu after the vacation." Hmm... He thought about it and decided to end his vacation early.

Chapter 465: New Communist Army - Armed Reform

(Combing Chapter)

What has become of the Eighth Route Army today?

Let’s leave aside the New Fourth Army in the south for now. I’m afraid even Liu Helian would have a hard time explaining what the current situation is like.

In 37, he introduced the canteen system to the Party organization. Later, leveraging his futuristic perspective, he helped the base area achieve agricultural success and industrial development through business ventures in Europe and the United States, oil field development, and trade with the Soviet Union. However, he was ultimately not a farmer, worker, or soldier. Furthermore, given his frequent overseas work in 40 and 41, Liu He didn't even have a comprehensive, bird's-eye view of what his predecessors had achieved under vastly different historical conditions.

So he found Zuo Jiquan, who was in charge of canteen-related work and the Chief of Staff of the Central Military Commission, intending to update the image of the Eighth Route Army in his mind.

For the ever-changing Eighth Route Army, equipment updates are naturally the most noticeable change.

Needless to say, the infantry's light weapons were of course well-equipped. Rifles and machine guns based on the 7.62x54R rifle cartridge had already been deployed. The easy-to-produce 9mm Parabellum bullet and the even easier-to-produce M/45 "Type 81" submachine gun became the symbol of the elite "Eighth Route Army" emerging from the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Border Region, representing first-class combat effectiveness.

Because of the domestic situation, the German rifles and submachine guns that were retained were used to arm a large number of base troops with the assistance of seasonal Polish and transport captains.

These troops are often reorganized and retrained from local battle-hardened local troops and main forces, representing rich experience in fighting the enemy and fighting will - in some battles against bandits, those puppet troops and bandit troops would even choose to surrender directly because they found that the sound and tone of our army's gunfire were unified.

As for the role of grenade launchers, turkey fists, and recoilless guns, there's no need to elaborate. This pocket-sized firepower significantly increased the density of firepower our army could project on the battlefield, enabling various bases to launch offensives and capture county towns. This also forced the Japanese army to deploy even greater numbers of troops to ensure safety when going out—small teams wouldn't work, reinforced small teams wouldn't work either; only squadrons equipped with infantry artillery could survive.

"It's a good thing that Turtle Fist has a large production capacity, but..." Looking at the cases in the white paper, Liu Helian couldn't help but complain, "Everything they see, they use their Turtle Fist to hit them first."

-What's wrong with you?"

"This... although this has been emphasized as a combat discipline, everyone has gotten used to it. Unless we stop issuing Turtle Fist ammunition, I don't think it will change for a while."

In addition to the Turtle Fist, the entry of more heavy weapons and technical equipment means that the Eighth Route Army and the New Fourth Army have more options in battles and greater strategic initiative.

In addition to some specialized artillery pieces, 60mm, 82mm, and 100mm "three-stage" mortars were mass-produced using seamless pipes at the Huinong and Fushi steel mills and processing plants, becoming the most produced artillery pieces in our Party's military industry. However, even Liu Helian, a time traveler, hadn't anticipated that, thanks to the efforts of the Central Working Committee and the various military regions, several larger bases, beyond the border regions, would also develop mortar ammunition support capabilities. Some bases, such as the Taihang, Hebei-Shandong Border, and Suzhong, were even able to independently produce small-caliber mortars using materials like "medium-pressure seamless gas pipes" while relying on canteen suppliers.

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"However, we're not satisfied with just making mortars." In response to Liu Helian's lament, Chief of Staff Zuo bluntly expressed his own aspirations. "Not only Yan Laohe, but even the Chiang Kai-shek government can make a lot of these things. We also need to find a way to make complete tube artillery. Look, Comrade Liu, the American mountain artillery you first brought back is quite good."

Since the 5th Arsenal in the border region completed its reproduction of the American 75mm M1 mountain gun, it has been able to produce the horse-drawn prototype Mn or the improved motorized mountain gun at a rate of up to three per day, while also providing sufficient ammunition production capacity. The M1 mountain gun, weighing 3 kilograms, can be disassembled into several parts for transportation. Although heavier than Japanese and Jin-style mountain guns, these long-range II mountain guns, with a maximum range of 9 kilometers, can even serve as divisional artillery in China, making the weight penalty acceptable.

"Then it says here that some bases also have the ability to produce 75mm American mountain artillery ammunition. What's going on?"

"Ah, this!" Chief of Staff Zuo smiled, a bit complacent. "This is a method shared by comrades in the Suzhong District. When manufacturing artillery shells, they make the neck of the shell slightly longer. Then, after firing, they cut off a portion along the pre-marked score to offset the shell's elongation. The New Fourth Army comrades discovered that this way, a single round of ammunition can be reloaded four times before being scrapped."

He thought for a moment and confirmed, "Now all our M1 mountain gun ammunition shells have pre-marked scales to facilitate reloading at various bases. As for the M30 12-gun, its cartridge case is originally independent, but it doesn't need this ship's Ma Shuo anymore."

Oh yes, in addition to the M1 mountain cannon, the Eighth Route Army now also has the 122 "big barrel".

This model won the favor of the Eighth Route Army with its powerful power, 11.8 kilometers of range and 2.45 tons of combat weight - it can suppress the Japanese Type 38 field gun in most cases, and only the Type 90 field gun can match it when firing sharp bullets.

However, it cannot be distributed to the division level in China. It can only be incorporated into the field army or independent artillery unit and enjoy centralized motorized support.

But even so, the commanders and fighters at all levels of the Eighth Route Army still liked it very much - the key point is that after the 6th Arsenal in the Border Region completed the "Stalin Test", the Eighth Route Army obtained about 10% of the production capacity of the 172nd Artillery Arsenal and the 221st Artillery Arsenal, and could promote the production of artillery and corresponding artillery shells at a rate of 2 guns per day - no matter what, this is a heavy artillery that we can produce ourselves!

"But I didn't expect everyone to have such a positive experience with the 25-pounder. It's heavy, small-caliber, and in the Imperial system, so it was only used as a transitional weapon."

Each has its own focus. The 25-pounder can fire in a circular pattern, has a high velocity, and has adjustable charge packs—the artillery crews used it to form counter-battery groups, working with observation aircraft and scouts to specifically target enemy artillery. Compared to Liu Helian's habit of getting a headache just looking at the British version, Zuo Jiquan was more open-minded and even joked with Liu Helian.

"At present, the overall artillery is still insufficient, so let these guns play a greater role. Comrade Xiao Liu, if you don't believe me, you can go to the artillery commander Zhu Dunzhong.

You tell him that these 25-pound English guns are in English units.

It's just transitional equipment, don't use it anymore: you'll see if he sends you to solitary confinement."

Given the domestic situation, it seemed impossible to achieve a complete unified system for quite some time. Liu Helian naturally wouldn't actually bother going to Commander Zhu Dunzhong and bother himself. He quickly flipped through the rest of the white paper, looking at the progress of the Eighth Route Army's aviation, armored, and support arms.

After all, building a field army requires other arms besides infantry and artillery.

However, these arms possessed more technical equipment and a higher level of system complexity. Aside from the "Large Bren" tracked carrier, which was being prepared for improvement and assembly, the border region currently lacked the capacity to produce aircraft and tanks. They could only maintain and overhaul various types of imported equipment, and there was no rush.

"Where is our restless Xiao Liu going next?" Seeing Liu Helian close the white paper, Comrade Zuo, Chief of Staff, said, "If you are going anywhere, remember to tell me or Comrade Deng Yuanzhao in advance." Hmm?

Normally, I would report in advance when I was helping out in factories, schools and institutions in the border area. Why did Chief of Staff Zuo have to remind me specifically? The internal security work in the border area is also very good now, and there are almost no spies... Liu Helian remembered the text message that the Central Committee had sent him before, and he immediately understood a lot, and his original idea was basically confirmed.

He tried hard to hide his feelings and asked, "About what time is it? What do you need me to do?"

"Don't worry, Comrade Xiao Liu. We have been waiting for this moment for a long time."

Zuo Jiquan said with a smile, "It's already this late, are you still so impatient these past few days?"

Chapter 466: Spy (17) BBQ Rice

Preparations for a large-scale battle are very difficult to completely conceal, especially when our army intends to launch an unprecedented offensive campaign. The various preparations involve a wide range of aspects and the level of mobilization is so deep that it is almost impossible to completely conceal it through intelligence work.

In short, the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Border Region, a habitual "intelligence black hole", finally began to emit a little bit of shining "black hole radiation".

In the eyes of the extremely meticulous Japanese spy Miyazaki Soran, all of this was like a raging, burning flame, enough to attract him like a moth and pounce on it without hesitation, even if it meant turning him into ashes.

After all, it has been three years! Three years! I have been lurking in the Eighth Route Army's base for three years!

During these three years, except for the initial period when he set up a base in Dijing and the only opportunity to "go home to visit relatives", he almost never contacted his superiors, nor did he take any actions or contacts that might lead to exposure. He only relied on some broadcast-style intelligence instructions.

This self-torturing approach finally paid off. While his colleagues were captured or forced to relocate, he was able to leave Gaojing Station alone and infiltrate the Suide region, a black hole for intelligence—though it was nearly impossible to pass on any information. Whenever he recalled this, Spy Miyazaki was almost moved to tears by his own perseverance and loyalty: Nowadays, there are not many people who can be in the Red Zone while keeping their hearts with the Empire, willing to remain anonymous and perform such basic intelligence work!

Miyazaki worked diligently, selling barbecued pork and rice near the Suide transport terminal. Fearing exposure, Mr. Miyazaki's barbecued pork and rice were generous and clean. Equally concerned about his identity being discovered by his hired workers, he stood over the slowly rotating Turkish barbecue grill until the early hours of the morning, working for over 10 hours straight, constantly adding water to the steamed rice.

Provide midnight snacks to drivers, workers and students.

This is quite unprofitable. The money from selling bibimbap is less than the money from buying meat every month, and it has to be subsidized from the intelligence budget. However, it also relies on the reputation of high quality and low price.

This late-night snack stall finally gained a foothold in Suide

feet, evaded the screening of the Border Security Department,

Recently, the spy Miyazaki finally waited for his "moment of destiny" - he collected "vital" intelligence that was enough to change the subsequent battlefield situation - well...

At least that's what he thought.

Determining the Eighth Route Army's next strategic direction and trying to collect intelligence on the combat effectiveness of the Eighth Route Army's main forces is the mission of almost all spies infiltrating into the border areas.

Since the early 16s, when the Eighth Route Red Army and the United Nations rebel forces jointly took over the Yili League region, the entire Communist military system has been active there. They established schools, explored for minerals, and traded cattle and sheep, essentially bringing all their previously underground activities out into the open. After General Chen Jieshan's downfall, it's rumored that the Communist "supervision team" even led men armed with black notebooks to hunt down the former preserved fruit tax collectors, a brutal act.

Therefore, many within the intelligence community speculated that the Communist Army's next move would be in the Yili League region. They might attack Datong through northwestern Shanxi Province, or they might cross the Yellow River directly from Yili League to attack Jiuyuan, seizing the tip of the Imperial Army's occupied territory. In recent months, there has been increased intelligence regarding Communist Army truck convoy activity in the Yili League region.

However, the First Army objected, arguing that the Communists were actively engaged in invading the occupied areas of Shanxi Province. For example, Communist troops had already seized control of the mountainous terrain flanking the Fen River Valley in central and southern Shanxi, relying on the Yongning and Taiyue mountain ranges to infiltrate and attack areas with good security. They were also collaborating with the Fourth Nationalist Army to reinforce the defenses of the Hejin Triangle and build bridges in the rear—no matter how you look at it, this indicated preparations for an attack on Shanxi Province.

What's more, Sun Shutang, the commander of the Fourth National Army, who was previously officially declared to have "died a heroic death for his country" and was determined by the Japanese army to have been "killed by artillery", recently attended a press conference and stated that the Imperial Army's propaganda that he was "killed by artillery" was complete nonsense. He was still alive and well and would soon return to Shanxi Province to defeat the Japanese invaders and recover the country.

The two factions argued endlessly about the Communist army's next move, but both lacked conclusive evidence - but now, Mr. Miyazaki Souyu said that with the information in his hands, the dispute can finally come to an end.

Warfare operations rely on logistics, and they inevitably involve the transportation of large quantities of supplies. Just as drivers and workers need barbecued rice, supply convoys are essential to warfare. During this period, spy Miyazaki observed and recorded that while many trucks passed through the Suide area heading north during the day, most returned at night.

More importantly, although the truck beds were not full, spy Miyazaki discovered through observation of the wheel tracks that the trucks returning south were heavier than those heading north.

Showing that they are carrying something very dense and heavy.

Secondly, the number of soldiers and suspected soldiers serving at his own barbecue and bibimbap stall has increased significantly recently.

During their casual conversation, the men mentioned their identities: the 22nd Army of the Preserved Fruit Army stationed in Tuocheng. They had been ordered south to launch some kind of military operation. Miyazaki recalled how, back in his time in Gaojing, Oya Masaharu, the intelligence chief of the First Army, had relayed to him the commander's assessment that "the KMT and the CCP are superficially in conflict, but in reality, united." So, despite their previous conflict, the possibility of a renewed alliance between the KMT and the CCP wasn't out of the question.

For example, he once saw from afar, under the cover of dusk, these soldiers were helping the Communists transport "heavy artillery" with extra-long barrels!

Again, the most important information - just a few days ago, a group of noisy boatmen from the Yellow River Ferry in Ning Province came to his place for dinner.

During their casual conversation, the boatmen revealed that they had been mobilized by the Eighth Route Army and had been forced to leave the ferry where they had worked. Although they had eaten all the meat on the barbecue and even the cucumbers and lettuce, Miyazaki, who had been bleeding profusely, finally got the information he wanted most: the boatmen were preparing to board a truck and head south to Shanxi Province!

Isn't it all obvious?

All the information about going north, to the Yili League, that ostentatious fleet of trucks, that frequently mobilized army, is all fake, fake. This is a Communist trap. They pretend to mobilize troops north, but in fact they are moving supplies south; they pretend to attach importance to the Yili League in the north, but in fact they are preparing to build a bridge and open a ferry across the Yellow River flowing through Shanxi Province to smuggle troops into Shanxi Province!

This important information must be passed on to the higher-level intelligence organization!

The lonely but determined spy, Mr. Miyazaki Sora, had made up his mind. He planned to sell out his inventory at a loss, then sell the stall to others at a low price. His intelligence funds had been almost spent, and this money would be used as travel expenses for his return to Jin Province. Then, he would activate his secret agent and go to Jinyang City to report this highly important information... No, no, going directly to Jinyang would be too conspicuous. I'd better return to Haojing first. No, I'd better return to Hanzhong first!

Of course, I have to say something to my regular customers. Well, let's use the example of my mother passing away!

However, Miyazaki Sorasu's highly alert Border Security Department wasn't so nervous. In an office somewhere in Suide, a Border Security Department security officer asked with some surprise, "So, our No. 13 isn't going to open the stall?" "Yes, he said his mother passed away and he has to go back home to attend the funeral."

"Why is it so unlucky... Hey, the north is different from the south. It's not easy to eat rice. Although I don't eat rice much, I still think the bibimbap he makes is delicious, the portion is generous, and the price is not expensive - well, should we stop him?" "Let him go, we can just pretend, but we just need to make it look realistic."

Another officer used a spoon to mix the grilled meat, lettuce, cucumber and rice together, then scooped up a spoonful and put it into his mouth, "Oh, by the way, remember to say hello to the Air Force."