After hearing Wu Yuanyi's words, Oudorf was stunned. He had never seen such a shameless person before. He regarded himself as his son. What could Oudorf say?

Oudorf finally figured it out. Wu Yuanyi was just trying to make trouble. They couldn't afford to offend the Vietnamese people anyway, so you might as well discuss it among yourselves.

Such a dead pig is not afraid of boiling water. Oudorff was speechless and speechless. In the end, he could only point at Wu Yuanyi's nose angrily, let out a cold snort, and walked out of the office quickly with a sullen face.

Seeing Oudorf leaving, Wu Yuanyi let out a long sigh of relief. He was shameless. The only way to preserve this three-acre of land in the North of Vietnam was to be honest. Everything else was just a cloud.

Because of this, Vo Yuan Yi did not feel embarrassed because of those lowly actions. Instead, he felt complacent for his quick wit and low profile. In short, as long as it was beneficial to Vietnam and useful in defeating France, let alone face, it didn't matter even if he sacrificed his life.

Of course, in order to maximize his own interests, it is not enough to send away the Soviets. There are also the Chinese whom he regards as his "mother" to deal with. Otherwise, how can he have both sides?

So, Wu Yuanyi picked up the notification letter again, tapped the table with his knuckles, pondered for a moment, and then picked up the phone on the table...

"It is said that Vietnamese people are monkeys. It seems that they are not only fast at climbing mountains, they also have fast brains!"

After receiving Vo Yuan Yi's call, Chief Zero did not show disdain for the Vietnamese's deeds as Ordov did. Instead, he smiled slightly and praised him for the first time.

There was no way, Oudov was an aristocrat of the Tsar. Even though he defected to the Red Soviet Union, the education he received still had a strong legacy of Russian aristocracy. Because of this, Oudov believed in powerful power and acted tough and direct, which was very difficult for him.

I look down upon the calculations of the fool and the dog.

But Chief Zero is a famous general who grew up in the long-term revolution. Especially his early intelligence work allowed him to see all kinds of life and taste all the bitterness and sweetness. Therefore, Chief Zero is very knowledgeable in dealing with people.

He is also very sophisticated, and as long as the bottom line is not touched, he will usually laugh it off; but once he senses something is wrong, he can suppress people with a flip of his hands.

This is like two martial arts masters, one is fierce and upright, and he would rather bend than bend; the other is a mixed Tai Chi, inclusive. In essence, it is impossible to say which one is good and which one is bad, but as far as specific issues are concerned, it is a matter of opinion!

Therefore, Oudorf's shamelessness was not worth mentioning in the eyes of Chief Zero. Instead, he found the Vietnamese's cleverness quite interesting, so it is not surprising.

Of course, judging from the current situation, Chief Zero still holds considerable initiative. In any case, unifying the starting point with the Soviet Union in terms of high-precision rifles is a great achievement in itself. After all, China has already

It has never produced or equipped a high-precision rifle. As for its use experience and practical combat examples, it is even less than zero.

The Soviet Union has been using snipers systematically since the Soviet-Finnish War before World War II. During World War II, snipers were used as a powerful support for infantry to attack enemy officers, eliminate high-value firepower points, and create terrifying effects.

All in all, the Soviet Union is not only unparalleled in the world in terms of sniper tactics, it is also among the top.

It stands to reason that with such a powerful presence supporting sniper warfare, a small country like Vietnam should not hesitate to choose the Soviet Union. However, Vietnam did not do this. Instead, it directly left the choice and let them negotiate between China and the Soviet Union.

This made Chief Zero laugh and scold Vietnam for sitting on the wall. At the same time, he couldn't help but lament the importance of its own strength. Just imagine that China was divided into pieces more than ten years ago. How could Vietnam bow to you?

"You have to be tough to make iron!"

Leader Zero, who looked up at the map, let out a long sigh and couldn't help but shake his head with a wry smile. There was still a long way to go before he could win, otherwise the Vietnamese monkeys would not be riding on the wall, but would actually choose sides.

But no matter what, having the opportunity to talk directly with the Soviet Union was the best result that Chief Zero had expected, so he collected his thoughts, turned around and ordered to the confidential staff: "Contact the Soviet Embassy in

Comrade Ordolf, Vietnam’s special adviser, said we had important information to report to them!”

In the afternoon of the same day, Oudorf was invited to the Chinese advisory group's residence. The exchanges between the two parties were warm and friendly. After taking a group photo at the entrance of the Guinan Headquarters, Chief Zero and Oudorf took several confidants into the small room on the second floor of the headquarters.

A two-hour closed-door meeting was held in the conference room.

Because the content of the meeting was too confidential, neither party recorded the meeting and only reached a few preliminary consensuses verbally.

When the afterglow of the setting sun spread over the land, Oudorf slowly walked out of the Guinan headquarters, stopped before going down the steps, turned around, and shook hands cordially with Chief Zero who was seeing him off, and gave him two warm hugs.

Only then did Leader Zero board the jeep with a goodbye gesture.

However, when Oudorf sat down in the car, his smiling face suddenly felt as if a cold wave had passed by. It was very cold. After the car passed the headquarters gate at a rapid speed, Oudorf could no longer control it and rushed towards him.

The entourage around him roared: "Alyosha, I don't care who supports you. I am a special adviser here, so you have to listen to me!"

"It's okay to be reasonable, but what's more good to say when it's obviously harmful to oneself and benefiting others? That's chivalry, but a fool like Don Quixote!" Alyosha didn't show weakness. He was just in his early thirties, facing

Oudorf, who was more than ten years older than him, showed no sign of fear. He was simply more arrogant than arrogant.

Being scolded as a Quixote-like fool already made Ordorff almost violent, but Alyosha's words more implicitly pointed out the reactionary nature of Ordorff's aristocratic status.

You must know that Don Quixote is a nobleman, and Ordolf himself is a Georgian nobleman, because his grandfather rescued Stalin in trouble in his early years. Therefore, when the Red Soviet Union was established, instead of being attacked, he became a loyal supporter of the revolution.

In the Stalin era, he jumped thousands of miles and became a rising star in the Soviet Union's inner circle.

With such a gift, the Oudovs can be said to have cut their heads to get higher. However, due to the limitations of their previous class, although the Oudovs were highly regarded by the Kremlin, they wanted to enter a higher level and seize greater benefits.

There is still a lot of resistance.

Because of this, the Oudorf family is very concerned about their aristocratic past, intentionally or unintentionally downplaying this history, so much so that the word "noble" has become a taboo in their family, which is even more unpleasant than calling their mother.
Chapter completed!