It is Kokang and Changchun

　This information contained a list of spies lurking in China, and two of them had connections to LSF and WFH! Later, after extensive investigations and corroboration by the National Security Bureau, the information was confirmed to be true.

　"Ah, this... America is in this state, and it still has the leisure to infiltrate China?" Changchun was incredulous and half-jokingly said, "Are the Americans having a yandere crush? Do they care about China to this extent? Even if they are in dire straits, they won't give up on getting to know us?"

　Anshan speculated, "I'm afraid this isn't a recent plan. It's likely they've been hiding it for quite some time. After all, they can't just abandon it halfway through a war, right?"

　In short, today Anshan shared with his two sisters a lot of what he had seen and heard during this period of time, and asked his two sisters not to disclose the details.

　After some discussion, the air fell silent for a moment, probably because the three destroyers were reflecting on their decision.

　"It seems that the anti-corruption and anti-espionage work still has a long way to go. We really can't relax at all. Even if we are afraid of everything, we must report the situation to the central government.

　As for convictions, that's the responsibility of the Central Military Commission and the military procuratorate; our mission is to send all suspicious individuals in the military to the Military Commission's Discipline Inspection Commission! "Taiyuan rarely uttered a decisive conclusion, shedding his childish air.

　Changchun was even more indignant: "Alas... yes, today I have even more profoundly realized the value of Secretary 586's anti-corruption slogans. Changchun wants to join the Central Military Commission's Discipline Inspection Commission. I will kill all the insects in the People's Army!"

　Chapter 442: Ridiculous Surrender Conditions

　After LSF and WFH were dealt with, in a rental house in Shanghai, an intelligence-type deep sea was talking to Washington (Deep Sea Base).

　"Mr. Admiralty Code, we're still a step too late. Last year, we discovered that LSF and WFH seemed like good targets for infiltration, but just as we were about to approach them, China suspended them for investigation.

　The harsh description of these two people's problems by China a few days ago also proved our vision at that time. It's a pity... it would have been better if we had established a relationship with them a month or two earlier.

　Even if it was just a month earlier, we could have obtained a large amount of information about the PLA and its military-industrial complex, especially the Rocket Force and the Army, through him."

　Admiralty Code listened and sighed, "No matter what, it's all hindsight now. No matter how possible something is, it's nothing unless it becomes a reality."

　"Admiraltyt Code, it's my fault. I didn't try my best to complete the mission you assigned me in China. Please punish me." The intelligence-type deep sea in Shanghai actively requested punishment from AC.

　"3070, you don't have to blame yourself. Since we invaded the United States, China's anti-corruption and anti-espionage efforts have intensified. Many sisters working in China have expressed that the pressure has increased a lot. It's just the general environment. You've done your best." AC comforted.

　Then AC said, looking at the bright side, "Look at it this way. If we establish a relationship with those two, the relevant Chinese authorities will likely find clues pointing to us and become suspicious of us."

　3070 said gratefully, "Thank you, Admiralty Code, for your leniency. You're right. China's anti-corruption efforts are truly unique in the world. What we can accomplish in the United States and other places is highly unlikely to be accomplished in China."

　Even if we succeed, if something goes wrong and China investigates, we are likely to be discovered. This will increase the Chinese government's vigilance and make it difficult for us to prepare for war.

　Moreover, the anti-corruption departments at all levels, the Commissions for Discipline Inspection and Supervision, are completely ruthless, even arresting their own people when they get ruthless. In short, the Commissions for Discipline Inspection and Supervision in China are definitely not safe, but rather subject to stricter screening and supervision.

　"What a tough country to deal with... It was like that in the last world, and it's like that in this one." AC gnashed his teeth in anger. "The Party and government organs in this dimension are even harder to infiltrate. So, how are you doing with the masses?"

　3070 Report

　"This aspect is not bad. We are very fortunate that some Chinese people do not have a strong sense of national security. They often provide us with some valuable information unintentionally offline or on the Internet.

　However, this also varies by region. In some large cities and sensitive border cities, people have a higher level of national security awareness. However, in many third- and fourth-tier cities deep in the interior, people's awareness is generally lower."

　After listening to 3070's report, AC offered her opinion: "Well, we can start with these people. Since China's party and government organs are difficult to infiltrate, we should focus on gathering intelligence from the public and from a social level. This approach will be less efficient, but it is relatively safe."

　"My Lord Admiralty Code, I think so too. No matter how good a government is, there will always be opposition. Those people who are less loyal to the government will surely tell us everything."

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　China had just captured two military tigers, the Japanese Communist Party had just completed the encirclement of the Tokyo metropolitan area, and the revolutionary armies of the Central Revolutionary Base Area and the Fukushima Revolutionary Base Area successfully joined forces in Tochigi Prefecture.

　At the meeting place, the commander of a mountain regiment of the Fukushima Army came forward to shake hands with the commander of the 3rd Brigade of the Revolutionary Army, and the soldiers and commanders of both sides were all smiling.

　With tears in his eyes, the regimental commander of Fukushima excitedly said to the brigade commander of the Central Command, "Comrades from the Central Command, we are so happy to have you here. Thank you for your special dispatch, the shipgirl comrade. You have alleviated the shortage of heavy firepower to a certain extent. Otherwise, our situation would be even more serious."

　The commander of the 3rd Brigade held Commander Fukushima's hand tightly and said to him with a caring look:

　"You've worked hard during this period. The central government will never forget the contributions of the Fukushima base. You have tied down 30% of the LDP troops for the central government and boosted the morale of the soldiers and civilians in the Fukushima base."

　After the Fukushima Revolutionary Base and the Central Revolutionary Base were connected, the Central Committee of the Japanese Communist Party decided to cancel the name of "Fukushima Revolutionary Base" and to return the direct command of the Fukushima base troops to the Central Military Commission, integrate the Fukushima troops, and give the troops the name according to the naming rules of "Revolutionary Army Army No. n+1 Brigade".

　At the same time, the Central Military Commission also decided to commend meritorious military personnel, and after replacing the former Fukushima Front Army with many cutting-edge weapons, gave them the task of serving as the vanguard of the Northern Expedition in the Northeast and Hokkaido regions.

　In the Tokyo metropolitan area, the Japanese Communist Party started negotiations with the Liberal Democratic Party in order to make every effort to peacefully liberate Tokyo.

　The Japanese Communist Party first put forward its own demands: "In order to end the domestic fighting as soon as possible, for the safety of the lives and property of 37 million people in Tokyo, and to prevent the grassroots officers and soldiers of both sides from bloodshed...

　We respectfully inform the Liberal Democratic Party government headed by Fumio Kishida that if you lay down your arms and surrender immediately, we will guarantee your safety and peacefully liberate Tokyo. If you persist in resisting, it will only lead to bloodshed and harm innocent people..."

　Fumio Kishida was inside the Prime Minister's official residence, watching the news from the Japanese Communist Party with a blank expression. He turned to the cabinet members around him and asked, "Is the plane to Okinawa ready?"

　"We have prepared a passenger plane for you, as well as a skilled veteran pilot. The plane will carry you to a low altitude to ensure that the red bandits' air defense system cannot see you. But it will take some time to confirm that there will be no problems with the entire process." The staff member responded.

　Kishida sighed distractedly and said, "Okay, I'll go respond to those bandits and buy you some time..."

　"Also, ask the Imperial Household Agency to ask His Majesty the Emperor whether he wants to leave or stay." Kishida stopped the staff who were about to leave.

　"Hi!" The aide said and went down to make arrangements.

　"Kuso, you bastards who only know how to rely on ship girls to fight, if the ship girls weren't on your side, would you have been able to win?" Kishida was full of dissatisfaction.

　Afterwards, he drafted a response to the Japanese Communist Party on behalf of the entire Liberal Democratic Party, and then responded through public channels. The content of the response was roughly as follows: the Liberal Democratic Party government could surrender, but the Japanese Communist Party could not destroy the "democratic rules" after coming to power, and the army must be nationalized.

　The so-called "democratic rules" are actually the same as Japan's original parliamentary democracy. The so-called nationalization of the military is also the same as the system of bourgeois democratic countries.

　In addition, the Liberal Democratic Party also demanded that the Japanese Communist Party retain the emperor system; and used the clause in the 2004 revised version of the Japanese Communist Party's party constitution, which changed the abolition of the emperor system to the recognition of the emperor system, to bargain with the Japanese Communist Party.

　The news quickly spread from Tokyo to Kyoto. After receiving the LDP's reply, Ibaraki Hanaogi frowned. "Kishida Baka's abacus is so loud! The beads are flying all the way to Kyoto and hitting me in the face!"

　"Pen!" Ibaraki Huashan pulled a black pen from the pen holder and wanted to write a rough draft to criticize Kishida Fumio. But she thought about it and felt that she should give other comrades a chance to practice.

　She immediately called Nakano Hiroharu and other members of the Politburo Standing Committee, and informed Hibiki and Noshiro as well, and sent Kishida's ridiculous condition to all of them.

　"I don't want to refute your little quibbles. Don't interfere with my writing a congratulatory message to the Communist Party of China on its 103rd anniversary of its founding." Ibaraki Hana threw Kishida's message aside with disdain and continued to think about writing the congratulatory message.

　After seeing Kishida's conditions, the whole boat burst into laughter. The elegant Noshiro seemed much more reserved.

　But it's also not hard to see the smile hidden behind her palms.

　Hibiki, a Takahashi Rie, pointed at the copy of Kishida's message and laughed, "No... Mr. Kishida is so damn funny. There's a Chinese idiom called 'Guizhou donkeys are poor in skills, right?' It's a perfect description of the Liberal Democratic Party."

　Noshiro reminded him, "Higashi-chan, it's '覃驴技乾勤' (Qian)," the abbreviation for Guizhou. Kishida's idea is ridiculous to us, but it could easily mislead the general public, so I think we still need to criticize it and make it public."

　"So guess why Comrade Chairman gave a copy of this to each of the Politburo Standing Committee members and us? Isn't it to allow us to criticize freely?" Xiang said jokingly.

　Xiang immediately took over the conversation again: "Also, I personally think that this is also an opportunity for Comrade Chairman to give us, the shipgirls, a public voice, so that the outside world can feel that we have indeed completely cut ties with the old Japan and our old selves."

　Noshiro agreed with Hibiki's opinion, so the two of them wrote a critique of Kishida's surrender terms together. Other members of the Politburo Standing Committee, including Nakano Hiroharu, also criticized Kishida's surrender terms in their own writing styles.

　Chapter 443 Kishida Wants to Run Away

　When Ibaraki Hanasaki's congratulatory letter was completed and delivered to the External Liaison Department of the Communist Party of China, other members of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee had also finished writing critical articles.

　Then the members of the Political Bureau Standing Committee held a small meeting to discuss the contents of the draft articles, and took the best parts of them to combine them into a better article.

　Finally, after a round of optimization and combination, the final complete version of the article was published by the Central Propaganda Department of the Japanese Communist Party on social networks, Akahata, and major physical propaganda media.

　This article uses relatively popular, revolutionary yet scientific language to criticize Kishida Fumio's surrender conditions from top to bottom and from inside to outside.

　The article points out that Kishida Fumio's so-called conditions are essentially intended to preserve the monopoly bourgeoisie's state apparatus so that the Liberal Democratic Party can launch a counterattack against the socialist people's regime through "legal democratic procedures" in the future.

　In exposing Kishida Fumio's true intentions, the article quotes classics and uses facts from world history as materials to demonstrate why the socialist regime needs to break up the existing state apparatus.

　At the same time, it dispels the outside world's concerns about its "one-party dictatorship" and "totalitarianism", and effectively refutes the traditional stereotypes about the Communist Party and socialism.

　The article also elaborated on issues related to the emperor system, pointing out that they were abolishing the system, not the emperor himself and his family. On the contrary, after the abolition of the emperor system, the former emperor and his family would become ordinary citizens, no different from the general public.

　When talking about the emperor system, the Japanese Communist Party pointed out incisively that Kishida always said that he did not want to see the emperor being embarrassed, but in fact since World War II, the emperor has been nothing more than a puppet of the Imperial Household Agency. Everything from the emperor's eating, drinking, defecating, urinating to marriages and funerals has to be controlled and interfered with by the Imperial Household Agency.

　As members of the royal family, their daily lives were restricted in every way, and even the most basic warmth and affection of ordinary people could not be freely expressed. Masako was even once treated as a reproductive machine and suffered from severe depression. Their only daughter was also completely denied the title of Crown Prince due to opposition from conservative forces...

　When a ruler is so frustrated, living a life less comfortable than the common people enjoying free love, what is the point of the emperor? Rather than forcing the emperor and his descendants to be born into this awkward situation, it would be better to abolish the emperor system and allow the imperial family to experience the various aspects of life and social freedom.

　At least in so-called "totalitarian" socialist countries, the head of state is free to marry and fall in love. Doesn't this mean that when it comes to marriage and love, the Liberal Democratic Party regime in so-called "democratic countries" is even worse than "totalitarian" socialist countries?

　The article also points out that although the Imperial Household Agency will disclose the amount and use of "imperial expenses" to the Japanese people, that is, the national taxpayers, the people cannot ask whether it is reasonable.

　In addition, the emperor and members of the royal family do not have to pay taxes, various national insurances, or any obligations to contribute to society and the people. They only accept support without any burden. This is undoubtedly a naked manifestation of the privileged class.

　After discussing moral criticism and social factors, the article further analyzes the practical necessity and historical inevitability of eliminating the emperor system from the perspective of the objective laws of social and historical development, as well as the fundamental contradiction between the inherent requirements of the nature of the proletarian regime and the emperor system.

　In short, this article brings together the theoretical content of all the members of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee except Ibaraki Hanaogi, as well as Hibiki and Noshiro.

　During the drafting process of the article, Ibaraki Hanasu only had the final review authority, but after reading it, she expressed no opinion and directly asked the comrades in the propaganda department to send a formal response based on the content.

　Although Ibaraki Hanasu did not participate in the writing of the article, some members of the Politburo Standing Committee believed that the Chairman should have his name on the article. Ibaraki Hanasu firmly opposed this practice. Finally, it was decided to sign the article in the collective name of the Central Political Bureau.

　After the article was published, it meant that the Japanese Communist Party rejected Kishida's surrender conditions.

　The JCP continues to allow the LDP to surrender conditionally, but the conditions proposed cannot violate the principles of people's democracy and socialism. If the LDP chooses to surrender unconditionally, the JCP can give a decent performance to the LDP's main political figures.

　In the Prime Minister's official residence, Kishida was furious at the Japanese Communist Party's call: "Is this leniency? This is clearly not wanting to give us a chance to live!

　What is the meaning of 'Ti De Tiao'?

　"The document cannot violate the principles of people's democracy and socialism?! When the communists brought socialism to the fore, there was no democracy to speak of! Isn't it the people's choice that we have been able to dominate parliament for so long?"

　An aide pondered the Japanese Communist Party's call and said, "The Japanese Communist Party said that if we surrender, they will give us a decent gift. Do you think this counts..."

　Before the aide could finish, Kishida Fumio interrupted him forcefully, saying, "Only a child would believe such a thing! They are playing a trick on us! Once we are in, they can do whatever they want to us. Destroying you is none of your business!"

　Think about how socialist countries throughout history treated their predecessors. Even in China, they could only escape punishment during the Cultural Revolution, where they were all dragged out to settle scores and subjected to all kinds of humiliation and abuse.

　Even if we didn't die in the war, we would have suffered a fate worse than death. I don't believe the Japanese Communist Party is so special that they are willing to give us a way out. Anyway, I'm old now, and I can live happily for the rest of my life if I escape. I just don't believe that the Red Bandits can still attack Europe and the United States in their lifetime?

　"So we're finally going to move to Okinawa?"

　Kishida said helplessly: "Anyway, the Deep Sea will escort us to Okinawa this time. After they have almost taken control of the east coast of the United States, they will open a forward base in Okinawa to attack Taiwan and the eastern region of China.

　The Red Bandits wouldn't be able to capture Okinawa anytime soon, and a landing across hundreds of kilometers of ocean wouldn't be easy. Shen Hai said that if all went well, they should be able to capture the East Coast by the end of this year or early next year. Even if they encountered any obstacles, they could easily take over the entire state of Georgia.

　"Once Shen Hai reaches the Okinawa Islands, we can rest easy. We can even return to the mainland with Shen Hai, drive out the Communists, and restore a free and democratic Japan!"

　After Kishida finished speaking, his staff nodded in agreement.

　"By the way, His Majesty the Emperor still doesn't agree to leave?" Before Kishida packed up and ran away, he had to consider a heavyweight figure.

　"The Imperial Household Agency said that His Majesty the Emperor is unwilling to leave mainland Japan. He said he would rather live as an ordinary civilian in the big cities of the four islands of Honshu than be the monarch of a tiny country in the Okinawa Islands," said the staff.

　“…” Fumio Kishida was silent, he seemed to be thinking about something.

　After a while, Kishida Fumio finally made up his mind: "Tell the Imperial Household Agency that no matter what, His Majesty the Emperor must go to Okinawa. His Majesty's presence is related to the legitimacy of the Japanese state."

　The Emperor's unbroken line of succession is the greatest pride of the Yamato people in the field of humanities and history, compared to the humanities and history of other countries. We cannot sever this root, otherwise it will be a great regret in Japanese history!"

　Imperial Palace, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

　Emperor Naruhito couldn't help but sigh in the face of the current situation. He could feel that the people in the Imperial Household Agency were becoming impatient. If he were not the emperor, the Imperial Household Agency would probably want to put his family on a plane to escape from mainland Japan.

　"This is all I can do..." Emperor Naruhito took advantage of the fact that no one was around and quietly slipped a note between the layers of an inconspicuous tatami mat in the Imperial Palace.

　Although Emperor Naruhito's reluctance to flee to Okinawa with the remnants of the Liberal Democratic Party was partly due to opportunistic considerations, his decision to remain in Japan meant that he, as a person, was not on the wrong side of history.

　At least on certain issues of modern and contemporary history, Emperor Naruhito and Emperor Akihito can be united - they acknowledge and reflect on Japan's war crimes and have apologized for them.

　The note contained a disclaimer, which roughly stated that even if the royal family left, it was because they were forced to do so by the Imperial Household Agency, and it was definitely not a conscious idea of ​​the royal family.

　As the domestic situation in Japan continued to change, Emperor Naruhito gradually became interested in Ibaraki Hanasaki, the leader of the Japanese Communist Party who dared to change the world.

　When he first saw the public photo of Ibaraki Hanasu, he always had a feeling that this woman looked like she was born to seize the throne of the emperor.

　Now Emperor Naruhito understood why the Liberal Democratic Party promoted the Ibaraki flower fan in that way; in addition to political needs, this was also the result of some people within the Liberal Democratic Party who believed in related superstitions or religions after seeing photos of the Ibaraki flower fan.

　"No wonder the LDP wants to promote her like that... But besides that, Ms. Ibaraki clearly has a kind face. Forcing a connection with the folklore of Mount Oe is really over the top."

　A moment later, the Imperial Household Agency staff interrupted Emperor Naruhito's reminiscence by reminding him, "Your Majesty, it is now 6:00 p.m., time for dinner."

　"Oh, okay, thank you for reminding me. I will go to the restaurant now." Emperor Naruhito, who was sitting on the sofa, stood up and went to the restaurant for dinner with his parents and family.

　The waiter escorted the Emperor and said, pressing the Bluetooth headset, "Restaurant, restaurant, I am xxxx, and I am accompanying His Majesty to the restaurant."

　After receiving the call, the restaurant manager nodded to a waiter next to him.

　The waiter immediately understood what he meant and took out several packets of white powder that looked like medicine from his pocket. He poured them into each bowl of miso soup on the table, one by one, for each carrot.

　Chapter 444: Peaceful Liberation of Tokyo

　After Emperor Naruhito and his family arrived at the magnificent restaurant, they sat in their corresponding seats according to the previous arrangements.

　Because it was dinner, there weren't many dishes on the table, and there weren't any fancy fish or meat, but each dish was prepared extremely delicately and with extremely strict ingredients. Any single dish would cost tens of thousands of yen at market price.

　Even during the period of greatest food shortage in Japan more than a year ago, the food prepared for the emperor by the Daizenke (equivalent to the imperial kitchen) remained unchanged.

　During that special period, Emperor Naruhito once expressed that he wanted to eat more ordinary food, but was politely declined by the Imperial Household Agency on the grounds that Japan had not yet reached the point where even the royal family had to be frugal, and that doing so would damage the dignity of the royal family.

　Today's dinner is miso soup, cream-cooked chicken, salad, boiled green beans and bread. Emperor Naruhito and his family took a look and picked up their bowls and chopsticks to start eating.