"This is..."

"This is our young master. Our young master's last name is Qiu."

"It turns out to be Mr. Qiu..."

Kim Soo-joo was responsible for acting as the introducer. She performed this role very well.

She is very smart and knows how to make choices.

She has no way out. She can only survive by following Zhang Yong.

If Zhang Yong kicks her out, she will definitely die in the hands of his own people. The Japanese will never show mercy.

"If you persist for ten years, the Japanese invaders will surrender."

"You Koreans can also have a new life. You can re-establish your own country."

This is what Zhang Yong told her.

She believed it deeply and used it as motivation.

In fact, she can only live by relying on this belief. Otherwise, she would be a zombie.

"please!"

"please!"

The owner of the carriage shop is very enthusiastic.

This horse racing business of his is actually about to close down. He is just waiting for someone to take over.

Now that someone has finally arrived, the boss is of course very much looking forward to it. Seeing that there are so many people there, I believe that the space needed by the other party will be relatively large.

It just so happens that the carriage and horse shop can meet all the needs of "Mr. Qiu".

remote.

Spacious.

Lots of open space.

A telephone is also installed.

At the time, it was not easy to install a telephone.

In addition to needing to pay a lot of money, you also need to have a dedicated line.

"Boss, tell me, how much is it?"

"Eight Thousand Oceans."

"Seven thousand five."

"make a deal."

The owner of the carriage and horse shop was quite happy.

Mainly because the price given by Zhang Yong was something he was very happy to accept.

Zhang Yong didn't care either.

All the money spent were banknotes from Guoshang Bank.

Since this kind of banknote cannot be taken out of North China, it can only be digested on the spot.

He didn't care at all about the eight thousand oceans.

When he came here just now, he had already discovered that this side of Peiping is completely a blue ocean!

There are little red dots everywhere.

There are Japanese people everywhere.

Just take a quick glance and you'll see a lot of oil and water.

After all, it was the capital of the Beiyang government. It also has the heritage of the Ming and Qing dynasties.

There may be more Japanese invaders hiding in Peiping than in Shanghai and Jinling.

Right now, the Japanese invaders' key target is North China. Of course, they will invest a lot of manpower, material and financial resources in North China. The same goes for espionage.

In addition to the Matsui Mansion that has appeared, no one knows how many hidden Japanese intelligence agencies there are.

The Japanese military headquarters adopted a free-range management method for various intelligence agencies, allowing them to grow wildly. As long as you have the ability, you can grow to hundreds or thousands of people.

To put it bluntly, each of those mansions is actually a grass-roots team that was built by oneself.

Pay the money and take over the carriage.

Carry out simple modifications to make it suitable for the living and living conditions of a hundred people.

Stock up on supplies.

Arrange for alert.

This place is quite suitable for garrisoning.

The surrounding area is relatively open, which is conducive to observation. If enemies appear, they can be discovered in advance.

If the enemy tries to approach, use the rifle to greet them from a distance.

However, this is Peiping, not Tianjin Guards. We cannot fire shots easily. Otherwise, a large number of troops may be attracted.

The 29th Army stationed in Peiping is very strong. There may be tens of thousands of people in the city alone. Including the police department and the security team, there is definitely an armed force of 30,000 to 40,000 people.

Otherwise, how to control the huge city of Beiping?

Coupled with special forces like the Wuyuan Pistol Regiment, the safety of Peiping can be ensured.

In Nanyuan and Wanping areas, the 29th Army also stationed a large number of troops. But outside Wanping City, the Japanese invaders also stationed a regiment with more than 3,000 troops.

How did this Japanese infantry regiment come from? Why could it be stationed outside Wanping City? Zhang Yong really couldn't figure it out. It should be that the 29th Army retreated too much.

How far is Wanping City from Peiping? The infantry can kill it with a single charge.

This move was tantamount to asking the Japanese invaders to put a bayonet to their throats.

Can't understand.

Unbelievable.

The sign outside was also changed. It was changed to Qiu Qianchi Carriage and Horse Shop.

Why is it called such a name? Haha, guess?

Half of the people were left to take care of the sanitation. Zhang Yong, Cao Mengqi, Wu Liuqi, and five veterans worked quietly.

I just paid 8,000 oceans, of course I have to grab it as soon as possible...

No. It’s about making money back. Making money...

The target Zhang Yong aimed at was on the way to the chariot and horse carriage.

He is the owner of a company that sells silk fabrics. The system map indicates that this guy is definitely Japanese. He also seems to be very rich.

It's him.

The first fat sheep after arriving in Beiping City.

Good luck opening the door.

Zhang Yong walked in slowly.

The chubby spy boss immediately greeted him politely, "Sir, do you want to..."

"Come in and take a look." Zhang Yong waved his hand casually.

"Please, please!"

The boss is very enthusiastic and ready to introduce various fabrics to Zhang Yong.

Zhang Yong, on the other hand, got straight to the point.

He is here to rob...no, he is here to make money. He has no time to waste words.

Skip all the foreplay and go directly to the crucial part.

"Where is the boss from?"

"Over there in Changping."

"I'm talking about Japan. Sapporo? Akihabara?"

Cao Mengqi:......

Wu Liuqi:......

Captain, can you change it to something new? Why does it always say Sapporo every time you speak? How deeply do you remember this Sapporo?

Also, what the hell is Akihabara?

"Sir, you are joking. I have never been to Japan..."

"I'm not kidding."
To be continued...