On the evening of November 6, the negotiators sent to Zhongxia and the Allied Forces all sent back the news, and the overall person in charge, Koiso Kuniaki, personally reported to the Emperor.

In Hirohito's view, Zhongxia's conditions are very harsh. If you accept their conditions, it can almost be said to be an unconditional surrender in advance.

Admiral Jin's reply was simpler than that of Zhongxia. The Japanese country had to accept the Allied Powers' declaration on Japan and surrender unconditionally, otherwise there would be no room for negotiation.

After listening to the report, Hirohito looked solemn and sighed continuously.

Koiso Kuniaki advised His Majesty the Emperor not to lose confidence and to fight and talk at the same time, he would always find an opportunity.

Kenji Doihara, who was in charge of military information and order delivery, stood silently aside, always waiting for His Majesty the Emperor's orders.

Emperor Hirohito sighed for a while and then left the base camp and went to the villa outside the city.

Since the destruction of Tokyo, Hirohito has been living outside Tokyo and only comes to the base camp when he needs to attend meetings.

Koiso Kuniaki also left with deep thoughts.

After all the staff members went off work, the shrewd and insidious Kenji Doihara became restless.

He was keenly aware of His Majesty's wavering.

If Koiso Kuniaki and others are allowed to continue to act recklessly, His Majesty is very likely to sacrifice Itagaki Seishiro's head in exchange for the Central Xia people to postpone their attack on Tokyo.

Doihara Kenji did not think that His Majesty the Emperor was ignorant, he felt that it was Oiso Kuniaki and others who deceived His Majesty with sweet words and all kinds of cakes.

That night, the first thing Kenji Doihara did was to quietly inform the die-hard army generals Itagaki Seishiro and Sugiyama Gen about the conditions offered by the Nakasha people and what he had observed about Oiso Kuniaki and others.

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After hearing these things, Itagaki Seishiro and Sugiyama Moto appeared relatively calm.

After all, the emperor has not yet agreed to unconditional surrender, the Empire of Japan has not yet been destroyed, and soldiers will die at their fighting posts.

But Kenji Doihara didn't think so. He told the incompetence of the former cabinet Prime Minister Oiso Kuniaki over and over again, and then brought the topic to the current Prime Minister Kantaro Suzuki.

He believed that these civil servants were too weak and did not seriously implement the 100 million jade plan.

He even said crazily at the end:

"The Japanese Empire needs a strong cabinet!"

"We need to eliminate the bad guys from His Majesty's side!"

After shouting these two sentences, Itagaki Seishiro and Sugiyama Gen finally understood what Doihara Kenji meant.

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The expressions of the two began to become serious, sometimes frowning and sometimes blinking, as if they were considering the feasibility of this matter.

On November 7, Seishiro Itagaki, Moto Sugiyama, Shizuichi Tanaka and others came to Tokyo by chance for various reasons.

Today's people in Tokyo are panicked, and those who are strong are being gathered into civilian volunteer teams to participate in military training.

No one noticed this gathering of people at all.

The whole process lasted less than an hour, and then Itagaki Seishiro left Tokyo and immediately rushed to the Second General Army Headquarters in Hiroshima.

Sugiyama Motonori returned to the First General Army Headquarters outside Tokyo.

Tanaka Shizuichi and Doihara Kenji continued to whisper to each other, and finally separated at around 2 p.m.

The city of Tokyo and the country as a whole can't see any abnormalities from the outside. They are still shrouded in haze and lifeless as before.

But beneath the surface, there is an undercurrent slowly surging.

On the night of November 7, the cold wind was still howling, and the people who should be anxious were still anxious.

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The air seemed to be filled with the smell of gunpowder smoke and depressive atmosphere.

Koiso Kuniaki, Suzuki Kantaro and others walked out of their offices in the night, sighed and went to their homes in the ruins.

Tokyo has been destroyed, and even the Prime Minister's residence is only slightly better than ordinary people.

No one dares to build a conspicuous new house on the ruins because it will become a target for enemy bombers.

Food was extremely short, with almost no meat. Koiso Kuniaki and Suzuki Kantaro finished their dinner one after another.

As the night got darker, they put down their work and lay down in bed, despite the overwhelming state affairs.

At midnight on November 8, more than 300 heavily armed soldiers suddenly left the 1st Guards Division camp outside Tokyo.

These more than 300 soldiers were led by several ensigns and lieutenants. After leaving the barracks, they divided into seven or eight teams and quickly disappeared into the night.

At 1 o'clock in the morning, there was a sudden knock on the door of Koiso Kuniaki's house.

Both the old servant and the guard were awakened, and the former went to open the door cursing.

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Koiso Kuniaki, who was worried about state affairs, was not asleep yet, and listened to the noise outside with some confusion.

He first heard the door being opened, and then the old servant let out an ouch and stopped making any movement.

Then there were the voices of three guards rushing forward, and one of them shouted:

"This is the home of the former prime minister, what do you want to do?"

Koiso Kuniaki sat up from the bed. After the guard's voice disappeared, he heard a lot of rapid footsteps.

The door was violently pushed open, and the first thing that came into view was a low-level officer holding a saber.

Behind the officer followed a group of soldiers. They all looked young, but their eyes shone with cruelty and hatred.

"What are you going to do? I am Koiso Kuniaki!"

Koiso Kuniaki felt that something was wrong, but at the moment he had no ability to resist.

The wife who was sleeping nearby was also awakened and bravely stood in front of her husband.

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The leading officer's name is Yagi, a lieutenant colonel.

There were four brothers in the Yagi family, three of whom died on the battlefield, leaving him alone.

When he heard that someone was bewitching His Majesty the Emperor and not fighting the enemy to the bitter end, he just wanted to cut this person into pieces.

Yagi looked down at Koiso Kuniaki and his wife and said:

"Koiso Kuniaki, you are a traitor to the country and nation. We will eliminate the traitors for His Majesty the Emperor and take action!"

There is no sloppiness, the words are clear and the actions are ruthless.

They wanted to kill only Koiso Kuniaki, so the woman was dragged aside.

Three bayonets were inserted into Koiso Kuniaki's chest, and the former prime minister died amid his wife's shrill screams.

After Koiso Kuniaki died, the officers and soldiers in action suddenly became excited:

"Long live His Majesty the Emperor!"

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Such things also happen at the Prime Minister's official residence and the homes of other cabinet ministers.

The fierce-looking soldiers suddenly rushed into the house, said some strange words, and then plunged their bayonets into the minister's chest.

After the operation was over, this group of young people shouted long live beside the corpses and bloody water.

When soldiers with live ammunition appeared in front of his bed, Suzuki Kantaro did not feel scared, but felt bitter and funny.

This scene is so familiar!

Seven years ago, a group of fanatical young officers burst into his home and shot him three times without any explanation.

Fortunately, he survived. The three bullets were still lodged in his body, causing bursts of pain in the cold night.

Now that the familiar scene reappeared, Kantaro Suzuki realized what had happened almost instantly.

The reason why these people killed Suzuki Kantaro was that he was in a high position but wavered. First he made false claims for peace, and then he failed to discover the traitors around the emperor and suppressed the hard-liners in the army.

Damn! Deserve to kill!

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Suzuki Kantaro wants to cry but has no tears.

In 1932, young navy officers organized the May 15th coup, assassinating the prime minister and cabinet ministers.

In 1935, the February 26th Mutiny broke out, and young officers from the Huangdao faction of the First Division led troops to assassinate the leaders of the ruling faction.

They all shouted the same slogan, that is, there are bad people around the Emperor.

Since then, officers and soldiers of the navy, army and even some civil organizations have become accustomed to using assassinations to express political demands.

When the cold bayonet pierced his chest, Suzuki Kantaro knew that he could not escape this time.
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