Hans originally thought that the current chaos in Thailand had achieved Tang Cheng's purpose, but he did not expect that Tang Cheng had more ruthless tricks. Tangcheng imprisoned the Thai royal family in the Bangkok Palace. In the eyes of outsiders, Tangcheng just wanted to use the royal family to hijack the royal family to order Thailand's current government system. But no one expected that an epidemic would suddenly break out in Bangkok, and it was later proven that the epidemic in Bangkok was related to viral weapons left behind by the Japanese army.
If Hans was not an insider, he might have been deceived by the photos taken by foreign reporters just like everyone else. Seeing the viral weapons dug out by the army from the outskirts of Bangkok, Hans' mind went blank because just a few days ago, he had seen these bacterial bombs marked in Japanese. A few afternoons ago, in the camp of the German infantry regiment, Hans saw with his own eyes these bacterial shells unloaded from the truck.
Hans didn't know where Tangcheng got these so-called germ bombs, but when he learned that they were germ bombs, he couldn't help but feel the fear in his heart. Who would have thought that in just a few days, these things obtained by Tang Cheng would become evidence of crimes left by the Japanese army. The viral weapon was so powerful that the Thai royal family living in the palace and more than a thousand locals in Bangkok died. If something goes wrong, someone must take responsibility. Since the bacterial bomb was left behind by the Japanese army, the Japanese will naturally be held responsible.
Returning to Japan again, Hans felt that he could not see through Tang Cheng's plan, and he did not expect that after Tang Cheng appealed to the International Court of Justice, he secretly ordered the assassination of a series of targets in Japan. Tang Cheng secretly sent people to Japan. Hans knew about this, but he did not know the specific number of people, and he did not know that some of the people brought to Japan by Tang Cheng were full-time assassins. Within half a month, people disappeared one after another across Japan. The Japanese police could not find the missing person, could not find any clues, and could not file a case at all.
As more missing cases emerged, the Japanese police finally paid attention. Unfortunately, they never had any clues or any news about the missing persons. When Hans got the news, his first reaction was to think of Tang Cheng. When he found Tang Cheng and asked about the matter, Tang Cheng did not hide it. "The people I brought to Japan exceeded a thousand, and 30% of them were dead assassins. Their only mission and wish was to kill a few more Japanese and avenge their families."
Hans was very puzzled by this, so Tang Cheng had to be patient and explain it to Hans. "There is internal fighting in the country. If something happens to Japan, neither the Americans nor the Japanese will think of it being related to the country. What are we doing? We are complaining to the International Court of Justice. At this time, we are the most worried about something happening to Japan. One party. Because the Japanese may take the opportunity to delay responding to our complaint. After all, there are a large number of disappearances in their country and they need to concentrate on investigating the case."
"So, we are the safest side. The Japanese will never doubt us. Even if the Japanese doubt us, they don't have any evidence, and a scapegoat will appear soon." Sure enough, right there On the third day after Hans talked with Tang Cheng, Korean immigrants tried to kidnap Japanese officials in Japan. The Japanese police followed the clues and launched an investigation, and soon found several people who had been missing before, but all they found were bodies.
The development of things has proved that the disappearance cases in Japan are related to the Koreans. The intelligence collected by the Americans by accident has also confirmed this. Hans didn't know how Tang Cheng did it. He asked Tang Cheng for confirmation, but this time he couldn't get an answer from Tang Cheng. "Now is the best time. I not only want to solve the problem in Thailand, but also plant nails in Japan in advance to pave the way for future actions." Tang Cheng said this, naturally he has his own confidence.
The deep diver who goes by the pseudonym Akita Koji has now established a foothold in Tokyo. Relying on the large amount of funds and materials provided by Tangcheng, Akita Koji's black market business has now extended to other cities in Japan. After the stall was launched, Akita Koji relied on the funds and materials in his hands to not only win over many upper-class people in Tokyo, but also many ordinary people at the bottom. Now Akita Koji has not only become a successful businessman, but he also has hundreds of retired soldiers under his command.
Many of the Japanese deep divers brought to Tangcheng were arranged to go to other cities in Japan through Akita Koji's relationship. At present, most of the deep divers have infiltrated government departments or police stations. Although these deep divers are currently only low-level civil servants in government departments, Tang Cheng believes that Akita Koji will definitely use his network to help these deep divers rise to the top. Hans didn't know the inside story of these arrangements in Tangcheng, but he could tell that Tangcheng seemed to be setting a big banner.
Tang Cheng's appeal to the International Court of Justice, as he had expected, had no effect at all. The International Court of Justice, under the instruction of the Americans, only said that it would conduct investigations and collect evidence. Thailand is only a small country in South Asia and has little international status, so Tangcheng can only return without success. But no one knew that Tangcheng had reached an agreement with the United States privately. The Americans support China's control of Thailand, and China will not use germ bombs to cause trouble to Japan in the future.
According to Hans's expectation, Tang Cheng's goal would have been achieved if he could reach an agreement with the United States, but Tang Cheng had no intention of leaving Japan. "Of course I can't come here in vain!" Faced with Hans' question, Tang Cheng gave a clear answer. "Although the Japanese have surrendered, what they have done cannot be easily erased. A simple surrender cannot solve all problems. The Japanese must pay the price for their greed and cruelty."
Hans was frightened when he heard Tang Cheng's last words. Based on his understanding of Tang Cheng, he knew that Tang Cheng was going to cause trouble again. Hans didn't know at this moment that during the search operation against Japan a few months ago, Tangcheng had used its connections with the US military to find out the addresses of many retired senior Japanese generals. These guys are not classified as war criminals by the US military. It is not because they hide well, but because the US government takes a fancy to the abilities of these people and wants to wait until the news is over to quietly send these guys to the United States to serve the US government.
Among these people, the ones Tang Cheng wanted to kill the most were those in the Japanese army who were studying germ warfare. Because of the Americans, these people are all under surveillance by the US military, but Tangcheng does not want them to continue to live and waste resources. The operation started on a rainy night two days later. Tang Cheng, who personally led the team, led three action teams and attacked many places in Tokyo. Overnight, these key targets that were closely monitored by the US military suffered heavy casualties, especially the leaders, who were not alive or dead.
The most ingenious thing is that during the attack led by Tang Cheng, they did not shoot any U.S. troops. Only the Japanese suffered heavy casualties. After the news came out, the first thing Americans suspected was the country. Unfortunately, internal strife broke out in the country. Neither Yan'an nor the national government sent anyone to Japan. Tang Cheng and Hans also became the targets of the US military's investigation, but when Tang Cheng and the others came to Japan this time, they were only accompanied by a few people. Moreover, on the night of the incident, both Tang Cheng and Hans had witnesses who could prove that they did not leave the premises.
Those who testified for Tang Cheng and Hans were all members of the US military, so the US military police investigating the matter quickly ruled out Tang Cheng and Hans as suspects. But no matter what, such a big thing will definitely not be caused by a mob. The U.S. military, which failed to investigate, soon found clues from a clue, and finally found the Koreans living in Japan. This clue was naturally provided by Tang Cheng, and the Koreans in Japan were really planning to attack senior Japanese officials.
Hans, who was in shock afterwards, wanted to dissuade Tang Cheng, but was told by Tang Cheng that the operation was over. Almost all the people who should be killed have been killed. In the following time, Tang Cheng only cares about how those deep divers hide their identities. "The biggest characteristic of the Japanese nation is tolerance! When they are not as strong as their opponents, they will choose to be patient. Once they feel that their strength exceeds their opponents, they will do their best to attack their opponents regardless of the cost."
"If they win the opponent, everyone will be happy, but if they still lose, they will pretend to beg for mercy and choose to lie dormant again, waiting for the opportunity to appear again. If you use an animal to describe the Japanese, , I tend to prefer snakes, and I like snakes that are moist and dark. A dark environment allows them to hide themselves, and moisture breeds mosquitoes, which are their source of food and help them rejuvenate."
"We are still small now. Even if we go all out, we can't make the United States give up on Japan. Therefore, what we can do now is to hold Japan back as much as possible, at least to delay Japan's recovery speed. and time. Those people I brought to Japan before have dispersed and penetrated into all walks of life in Japan. They will cooperate with me later to implement the next plan." Tang Cheng spoke and handed over the new plan he said. Hans.
Hans looked through Tang Cheng's new plan with hesitation, and after only taking a rough look, Hans's expression became strange. Tang Cheng said to Hans with a serious expression, "This new plan cannot be completed in the short term! According to my estimate, it may take several years, or perhaps more than ten years of preparation, before this new plan can be implemented. . Once this new plan is implemented, Japan will usher in earth-shaking changes. At that time, Japan will see rapid development in the entertainment and financial industries and a sluggish heavy industry."
