So he led his men into Nanjing city to carry out an assassination to intimidate the Nanjing puppet government. But they were unlucky. As soon as they entered the liaison point to hide, they encountered the turmoil in the east of the city, and the group lost their lives in a muddle.

Shang Zhenyun was filled with remorse. The Nanjing station had just been rebuilt and had few personnel. The work had not yet begun, and the loss of so many intelligence personnel was truly heartbreaking.

He couldn't help but sigh and shake his head, saying, "Since the reconstruction of Nanjing Station, we have made no progress. Headquarters has long been dissatisfied. We finally managed to make some progress, but we ended up making a fool of ourselves from the start. It's a really bad start."

Operations team leader Fang Mingyu said, "Station chief, things are not going smoothly, but no matter what, this operation cannot be interrupted. My personnel are all ready. I think you should withdraw to the suburbs first, and I will take action tonight to eliminate the target first."

The assassination target chosen by the Nanjing station this time was a minister of the puppet government's Control Yuan named Fang Hongqi. He had held an important position during the Reformed Government period. He was a notorious traitor who plundered the people and exploited them. He had a terrible reputation in Central China, which is why the Nanjing station chose him. All the information had been gathered beforehand, so the operation leader, Fang Mingyu, was unwilling to give up halfway and insisted on completing the operation.

Shang Zhenyun was also under pressure from headquarters, so he did not reject the proposal. He thought for a moment and nodded in agreement: "Then let's do it this way. Let's leave now. Remember, as soon as the assassination is over, you must find a way to evacuate overnight. Do not stay in Nanjing. The Japanese have too much influence in Nanjing and can organize a large-scale search at any time."

Fang Mingyu knew the station chief was right. Nanjing was under strict control by the Japanese and the puppet government, and he certainly couldn't take the risk. So he nodded and agreed, "Yes! I will definitely evacuate in time!"

At No. 21 Yihe Road, Chengbei District, Nanjing, the headquarters of the Nanjing branch of the Special Agent Headquarters, Wen Hao was accompanying Imai Yuji, the head of the Nanjing Special Higher Police Section, as they walked out of the morgue.

After the riots, the military police headquarters conducted a rigorous interrogation of the rioters and quickly learned that the rioters had engaged in a gunfight with several Chinese people. Subsequently, they found the six bodies in a candy shop.

Because No. 21 is currently in charge of investigating anti-Japanese organizations and has been very successful in his work, receiving praise from all sides, the bodies were quickly handed over to Wen Hao, and the identities of these people are currently being confirmed.

Since being promoted to head of the Nanjing Special Higher Police Section, Imai Yuji has also been promoted to the rank of Army Colonel. He is currently the most powerful figure in the Japanese intelligence agency in the Nanjing area. He has always been a strong supporter of Wen Hao, so no matter what the situation is, no matter how small the matter is, he will report to Imai Yuji regularly. This makes Imai Yuji increasingly satisfied with Wen Hao.

The two had just finished examining the six bodies when Yuji Imai asked Hao Wen, "Have you confirmed the identities of these people?"

Wen Hao nodded and said, "I have already arranged for people to identify them. We previously arrested four agents from the Central Bureau of Investigation and Statistics (CBIS) in the Jiangsu and Shanghai areas. According to them, these six people are all unfamiliar faces and are definitely not CBIS personnel."

This candy shop opened four months ago, shortly after the Kuomintang's Nanjing station was destroyed. I believe they were personnel from the newly established Nanjing station of the Kuomintang.

"Military Intelligence Bureau? Very likely. It seems our old adversary has returned!"

Wen Hao laughed upon hearing this, "Nanjing is now as impregnable as a fortress. I have placed spies everywhere, so I'm not afraid of them coming."

Yuji Imai had great confidence in Wen Hao's abilities, as his previous outstanding performance was enough to prove it. He smiled and said, "You're quite powerful now. I heard you're also secretly organizing a business association. Is it progressing well?"

Upon hearing this, Wen Hao knew that his actions would also be monitored by Imai Yuji. However, this was normal. Back in Shanghai, he had informants like Luo Xingchao by his side, and the situation would not change now. There must be such people in No. 21.