The explosion of the atomic bomb also made Japan finally choose to surrender.

However, just the day before the explosion, Japan received news that BJ's skull had been stolen.

Before experts rushed to Hiroshima, they also confirmed that Taro Masukawa threw away five skulls.

This also made the Japanese side more certain that the BJ skull, a rare treasure, was thrown away somewhere in Tokyo like garbage.

However, with the explosion of Hiroshima, Taro Masukawa died.

No one knows where the skull was thrown.

The person who made the phone call and secretly reported to Japan that Taro Masukawa had stolen BJ's skull was named Ryutaro Nishikyo in Japan.

He also has a Chinese name:

Cheng Yiran!

In the 1960s, Cheng Yiran, who had lived in Japan for more than ten years, returned to China.

His lifelong dream is to see the BJ skull again!

In the 1970s, Japanese officials proposed to salvage the sunken "Awa Maru". They would provide funds. They only hoped to recover the remains of the victims and their personal belongings. As for the valuables and cargo on the ship, all valuables and cargo would be transferred back to China for use in the Yellow River.

Funds for governance.

In fact, the Japanese side knows very well what else is on board the "Awa Maru".

Especially regarding BJ's skull, Japan has adopted strict confidentiality measures.

So many people believe that BJ's skull is still on the "Awa Maru".

In the 1980s, Professor Cheng Yiran became seriously ill.

He knew that he didn't have much time left, but he still couldn't let go of the obsession in his heart.

Just when he was in a critical state, his student suddenly rushed in and whispered in his ear:

"I'm back, I'm back!"

Then, his student took out a photo: "Teacher, look, you are really back!"

What is strikingly captured in the photo is the skull of BJ Man!

Five, one is a lot!

Cheng Yiran watched infatuatedly. At this moment, he looked back, as if he had seen his first love.

His student was still there and said: "It came with a diplomatic package. We don't know what happened."

"Maybe I know, I know." Cheng Yiran murmured.

His student was startled.

But just when he wanted to ask something more, Professor Cheng Yiran closed his eyes forever.

Until his death, Professor Cheng always had a smile on his face.

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In 1944, the world's anti-Sith war entered the counterattack stage.

On June 6, the Normandy landings that shocked the world began!

The British and American Allied Forces crossed the English Channel and landed in Normandy, France, opening up the second battlefield in Europe. They quickly liberated France and entered the Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg, approaching the German mainland.

In the Asia-Pacific battlefield, the U.S. military launched cross-island offensives and sea and air operations, destroying a series of isolated islands occupied by the Japanese army in the Pacific, cutting off the Japanese army's sea transportation lines, dealing a heavy blow to the Japanese invading army, and triggering the war.

Toward the Japanese Archipelago.

In China, from June 4 to September 7, 1944, the Chinese Expeditionary Force fought ten bloody battles with the Japanese army in Songshan, wiping out 1,300 Japanese troops at the heavy cost of 7,763 sacrifices!

Although the battle loss ratio reached an astonishing 7:1, it allowed the Chinese Expeditionary Force to win the strategic war goal.

This was also the first battle in which the Chinese army annihilated an organic regiment of the Japanese army. It was also the first so-called "jade-breaking" battle of the Japanese army on the Asian battlefield.

The victory of the battle broke the deadlock in the Western Yunnan Campaign and kicked off China's great counterattack.

Victory is already very close.

At this time, the Philippines was almost completely isolated.

In September, the U.S. military stepped up its bombing efforts and launched indiscriminate bombings against the Philippines, Taiwan, and Okinawa, destroying a large number of Japanese aircraft and firmly controlling air superiority.

At the same time, the US military began to gather forces on Manus Island and Hollandia, with a very obvious goal:

Come to Tewan!

At this time, the Japanese army began to organize the "Jie No. 1" operation and mobilized the navy and air force for the final decisive battle with the US military!

In Manila, even the secret service began to distribute large quantities of weapons and ammunition.

"Once the decisive battle begins, all the subjects of our empire in Manila will fight to the last soldier!"

This is the "bold words" shouted by Masaharu Honma!

In September, Japanese Army General Yamashita Tomofumi was appointed as the commander of Japan's 14th Front Army. He personally directed the "Jie No. 1" combat plan and was stationed on Luzon Island. He led his troops to start a decisive battle with the US military in the Philippines!

Philippines, it’s the last moment!

Except for the "Awa Maru" which is performing a humanitarian rescue day mission, the entire Philippines has been completely isolated from the outside world!

The Japanese troops here were unable to receive supplies or reinforcements.

It's all up to them!

In mid-September, Meng Shaoyuan was officially appointed as the director of the Japanese Army's intelligence agency in Manila, responsible for the entire intelligence work in Manila.

At the same time, he was also ordered to implement the "Rose Plan" of the Mountain Lily Society:

Hide gold on the spot immediately!

Because Japan knows very well that it is impossible to transport all such huge supplies back to Japan with just one "Awa Maru"!

The 175 hidden gold spots throughout the Philippines are Japan's greatest hope for a comeback once defeated!

However, Prince Hende in Japan never dreamed that the guy who implemented this plan was actually a real gold thief!

There is still work to be done for the sake of appearance.

Since he is the head of the secret service, it is Meng Shaoyuan's responsibility to eliminate the resistance forces in Manila.

For a time, Japanese special forces were dispatched one after another to arrest them on a large scale.

As for whether it's a resistance force or not, that doesn't matter.

In short, all you have to do is satisfy the higher-ups.

And Meng Shaoyuan also "takes special care" of these spies.

As the time for the decisive battle drew closer, Yamashita Fengwen ordered all troops to store food and strictly implement a rationing system.

Food will be given priority to frontline troops.

Even in such a difficult situation, Meng Shaoyuan still tried his best to ensure that his secret service had two meals a day.

Don’t underestimate these two meals a day. In non-important departments, they have all been reduced to one meal a day.

When transportation is cut off, tapping local resources and being as thrifty as possible is the only feasible way.

Compared with other departments, at the very least, even if the secret service misses one breakfast, it can still have a full stomach every day.

This is Meng Shaoyuan's greatest effort.

Therefore, almost all of these Japanese secret agents are grateful to Mr. Taniguchi Agency Chief and work extra hard in their work.

As long as it is an order given by the head of the agency, all the secret agents will work hard and be full of energy, regardless of their own safety.

Being a spy is the only one who can reach the level of Meng Shaoyuan.

A large group of Japanese spies are commanded by a Chinese. The most ridiculous thing is that this Chinese is still the "public enemy of Japan."
Chapter completed!