# Across #Japanese army undercover #double-sided agent #INTELLIGENCE CRUSHING #pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger #system #anti-Japanese #business genius #posing for acting #hoe rape #slow heat
Lin Mo exploded!
When he opened his eyes, he became a logistics major of the Japanese Osaka Division. Before he could figure out the situation, he was arrested and sent to the military police - on charges of corruption!
Court martial in three days? The entire division was waiting to see this "waste dealer" joke.
Lin Mo yawned: "Give me three days and I will let you know who is the loser."
Three days later, the gendarmerie captain was dragged out and shot. The division commander slapped the table: "Yamamoto, from today on, you are the logistics minister!"
He was doing business openly, but secretly supporting the Eighth Route Army - the military supply storehouse was half empty, and there was no difference in the accounts. The division commander even praised him for doing well in accounting.
The frontal battlefield was filled with humiliation—every time he went into battle, he was "lost". The commander of the front army was so angry that he scolded Baga. By the time they arrived at the battlefield, the Eighth Route Army had long disappeared.
Advance notice of raids - the Eighth Route Army is always "just leaving", the common people are always "just running", the Japanese army is always empty-handed and can only catch a few chickens for cross-examination.
The traitor died mysteriously - he choked while eating, fell while walking, drowned in the bath, or tripped over his own shoelaces. The way of death was more exciting than the novel. The Japanese army searched for three months but could not find out the cause.
The most outrageous thing was the "staged acting" - he asked ordinary people to dress up as Eighth Route Army soldiers and lie on the ground with the corpses of traitors to pretend to be dead. He took photos with the "trophies seized" by the Japanese army and reported them to the military headquarters to defraud him of awards. The Eighth Route Army got the supplies, the Japanese army got the merits, and the common people got the rewards. All three parties made money, but the military headquarters was kept in the dark!
