The Japanese envoy did not dare to say much, so he quickly brought his information. However, the envoy felt like he had suffered a lot, hoping that things like giving gifts could be settled, but unfortunately, this matter was still impossible in the end. The Chinese here are completely different from those in other places. It is basically impossible to rely on such a small way to let the Chinese do things for you.

In fact, several senior Japanese generals also considered some other issues at this time, that is, where was the compensation mentioned by the commander-in-chief? Why did we just do things for him? I never saw him do things for us? When we discussed this matter in Shanghai, it was not the case at all, but although they thought about it, they didn't dare to say it out loud, because now they were already in a predicament and felt that they were cheated by the Chinese people.

In Shanghai, they gave up most of Shanghai. The soldiers of the security regiment have entered several transportation fortresses stationed in Shanghai. Even if the Central China dispatched troops are preparing to counterattack, there is absolutely no chance now. The Northeast region has already left these resources in the Northeast, but there is still no compensation or other things. Is the commander-in-chief really lying to them?

The answer is of course wrong. Mao Yuanshan has signed a contract with them, so it must be carried out completely according to the contract. We are a very excellent businessman. As long as you don’t use your brains on China and in other countries, I can support you whatever you need. For example, Mao Yuanshan has supported them for a batch of landing crafts. Although the Japanese Navy is strong, it is almost blank in landing operations. Because they have never encountered a landing war in the war, they lack landing crafts, just like the price sold to the Germans, all of which are 300,000 oceans per ship. Although the price is very cheap, there are too many things you use.

If the Japanese devils want to seize Malaysia, they have to buy at least 300 small landing crafts to complete. These combined are tens of millions of oceans. Now the Japanese devils still have a lot of money in their hands. At the beginning of the war, all the things they robbed were transported back to the country. Mao Yuanshan had already made a calculation. If the Japanese devils want to land in Malaysia, they need at least hundreds of such small landing crafts, and 300 are the limit for the security team to sell them. If there are too many, the Japanese devils will probably be able to store some in the war. Mao Yuanshan will never do this kind of tiger-raising trouble, so he should tie the rope tightly.
Chapter completed!