Chapter 272 When you are away from home, you give yourself the identity

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Tang Yue planned to collect all the machinery from several machinery factories in Luqi Bay tonight, and then go to their granary to collect the grain. Then he would go to several banks to get some money to spend before heading to the next stop.

She looked at the machinery factory which was right in front of her. The words of two men wearing black felt hats in a restaurant not far away after the exam caught her attention.

"Tomoya, do you have any news?"

"Not yet. It's been five years. It's not easy to check now."

"Yeah, I don't know why sir didn't use the power of the Hatoyama family. That way, the investigation would definitely be quick."

"Xinzhi, you have explained this matter many times. The Hatoyama family is very dissatisfied with you for repeatedly sending assassins to China on missions and not returning. Now he can no longer use the Hatoyama family's resources."

Nobuyuki frowned, "But Tomoya, there are only 10 of us. How long will it take for us to check Luqiwan and Guanqi thoroughly?"

Tang Yue couldn't walk when she heard about the Hatoyama family, so she walked straight into the restaurant and sat at a table behind Xin to listen to their conversation.

"Xinzhi, don't be discouraged. We haven't been without results these past few months. Don't we already know that Miss Qiuzi might have married far away in Guanqi?"

"But this is just what they heard. It's not necessarily true. They clearly kicked Miss Qiuzi out at the time, so how could they know what happened afterwards?"

"But some people also said that they did see Miss Qiuzi being rescued by a man. At that time, he said that he was from Guanqi."

"Hey, let's check here for a bit, and then move to Guanqi."

"Okay, Tomoya, we really hope that Miss Akiko is really pregnant and is really having Mr.'s child."

"Yes. I hope so. Ever since Master Hatoyama Ikuaki died, Mr. has been nearly insane. If Miss Akiko hadn't left Mr.'s child, I really don't know what he would have done."

Tang Yue laughed. "Oh, they say you give yourself the right to be yourself when you're out there." There were plenty of opportunities to deal with Yushan Jiushan, but nothing as direct as this. At this point, Tang Yue didn't know there was a thing called a paternity test.

Tang Yue went to the machinery factory happily. Thinking of the hardships that the Chinese people were going through at that time, Tang Yue ruthlessly put all the things in the machinery factory into the space.

After that, they went to several factories, focusing on the principle of "rain and dew are equally distributed." They also visited banks, but the security there was very tight, and the door was quite difficult to open. Pin came up and attacked, but was directly trapped by Tang Yue's spiritual power.

The pins expressed their dissatisfaction. Their owners almost ignored them all day long. Now they finally got a job, but their owner was not reasonable at all and didn't let them work.

Seeing their chance, the three hammers rushed forward to smash the door. Tang Yue wordlessly sent the three guys back into space. Turning around, she saw the small gun already pointed at the hole. Tang Yue felt it was too late, so she immediately blocked the gun's muzzle with her hand.

Oops, what should I do if my friends are too capable? The answer is, just do it yourself.

Tang Yue threw the small gun into the space. She hadn't practiced her own space transfer very well yet, so how could she not use this opportunity now?

With an easy spatial transfer, Tang Yue entered the bank directly. Looking at the rows of tightly closed cabinets, Tang Yue didn't want to waste time. The method of spatial transfer gave her an idea.

Why not try telekinesis? Tang Yue closed her eyes and tried it, then her consciousness directly entered the space.

Tang Yue was a little dumbfounded. What was going on? Why was her space still the same as when she left the country? There didn't seem to be anything new inside. How could this be possible?

Tang Yue was a little uneasy at this moment. She hadn't entered the space to check, but she had used her consciousness to search for things and clearly felt that the things were in the space. But now, where she was standing, there was nothing.

Tang Yue had never properly checked her space. She could see mountains and rivers in the distance, and the nearby grassland was still grassland, but it was covered with herbs. Tang Yue had wanted to grow some food, but with so many things to do every day, she never had time.

The question now is, where is her food?

Tang Yue flew directly into the sky. Did she need to inspect the territory first? Otherwise, all her things would be in vain. Nothing at all?

Tang Yue felt something was wrong. Where was her tiger, her leopard, and the giant octopus she had caught from the sea?

Octopus! When Tang Yue thought of this, her body was directly transferred to a place in space. Tang Yue's breathing slowed down. She actually came to the beach, where a giant octopus was thrashing in the sea.

Tang Yue wasn't sure how much seawater she had taken in. The key question now was, was her space too large? She couldn't seem to see the end.

Tang Yue thought about the Japanese coins she had just collected, and then appeared under the tall piles of coins.

Tang Yue looked up at the high wall of coins and thought that this thing seemed to discriminate against her because of her short stature.

Tang Yue was relieved. She knew everything was definitely in the space. The problem now was that the space was too big. Tang Yue had no idea how big it was. But she didn't have to worry about having no place to put her things.

She had always been worried about what would happen if she couldn't collect the goods one day. Her goal was very ambitious, at least to set Japan's economy back by decades.

Otherwise, they would always have the time to meddle in other countries' affairs. She really wanted to let this tiny country feel the feeling of being oppressed and abused.

She left the space immediately. Since she was going to cause them financial setbacks, she didn't want to waste too much time on these papers. Just enough was enough.

After leaving the bank, Tang Yue found a hotel to rest. Their bedding was really nice, and Tang Yue was interested again. She couldn't just get the big stuff; she couldn't miss out on some of these good things in life.

What's wrong with using it? How many people in China can't even afford a warm blanket? Don't be disgusted with it just yet.

Tang Yue planned to go to Guanqi tomorrow. Before that, she had to think carefully about what good things she could take away from Luqi Bay. After all, she couldn't decide when she would return next time.

As for specialties, each time counts.

The next day, Tang Yue felt that Tomoya and Nobuyuki were about to leave Luqi Bay, and she was ready to leave too. She had to go there in advance to make some preparations.

Taking things as they walked, Tang Yue bought a train ticket to Guanqi before the Japanese police blocked Luqi Bay.

However, before the train arrived, the train station was placed under martial law. Japanese police officers arrived and sealed off the station. This caused widespread dissatisfaction among the Japanese public, but the police officers justified their actions by stating that many factories, banks, and other businesses, as well as department stores and sundries, had lost everything. It was clear that the losses at Lusu Bay were devastating.

The residents were incredulous. How could such a large amount of equipment, much of it heavy, be moved away overnight? However, they were powerless, and ultimately, they had no choice but to remain in Luqi Bay awaiting the results of the inspection.

They are more inclined to believe that some major incident occurred in Japan and these are just excuses given by the above.

Tang Yue didn't expect that the Japanese police officers were so fast. She came out to act before dawn today. She originally wanted to sleep, after all, she was used to the feeling of sleeping. But when she thought that those things were not in her space, Tang Yue felt itchy in her heart, and thought it would be safest to install them.

After all, it was even more bizarre that something disappeared right under the noses of so many people. Was she confused? It would be better to be more tactful.

Now it was she herself who couldn't take the train. She had never taken a Japanese train before. The Chinese trains were too crowded, and she wondered if the Japanese trains would be any better.

At this moment, a train whistle blew in the distance, and Tang Yue's eyes lit up. This big guy looked very solemn. However, overall, it didn't seem much different from the trains in China.

However, this seems to be much faster than what they run in China.