After all, the more people who know, the more dangerous things become, so it's best not to publicize it, and we should make good use of our talents.
Even Nie Jiajun couldn't believe that his once gentle, handsome, and otherworldly second uncle could now carry a soldering iron to melt and solder capacitors.
He was quite considerate; since he didn't have sunglasses, he took off Mao Zi's sunglasses and gave them to Nie Yao to wear.
After melting down the old capacitor and replacing it with a new one, Nie Jiajun was still worried that it wasn't safe enough. He held up the two memory sticks and prayed to the heavens repeatedly, chanting a prayer for the Bodhisattva's blessing. Then he installed them, and without even closing the case, he started the computer directly.
When the program finished running and he clicked the mouse, even Nie Jiayu came over to take a look.
Upon seeing this, everyone breathed a sigh of relief. Great, both deposit slips were showing up.
Nie Jiajun dared not delay any longer. He connected to the network, first accessed the police database to bypass the firewall, and then found the Military Intelligence Bureau's intranet. However, he could not log in yet. He needed Chen Rou to enter the Tamar base, open the computer there, and find him some key data. He then disguised his IP address as that of a computer inside the Tamar base in order to log in.
Nie Zhao finally breathed a sigh of relief, but seeing that his son's hands were covered in oil, he hurriedly asked Secretary An for wet wipes to clean them.
Nie Yao had always been willing to reconcile with him. A Yuan was a topic of conversation, and he said, "His insight is particularly sharp."
Strangely, in front of others, A Yuan didn't have that look of wanting to be recognized.
But when he's with his dad, he'll blink his big eyes and stare intently at him.
Nie Zhao also looked at his son, but of course he wouldn't say anything about his son being a genius in front of him, lest A Yuan end up like his two older brothers, who were praised for how far they could pee when they were young, and then suffer a beating when they grew up in society.
However, he affirmed A Yuan, saying, "Baby helped his older brother solve a big problem, he's even better than Dad."
A Yuan smiled from the bottom of his heart, but surpassing his father was nothing, because what he always wanted to surpass was his mother.
Nie Yao looked at his younger brother with longing in his eyes, wanting to exchange a few words with him.
But Nie Zhao ignored him in the end, walked past him, and asked Nie Jiayu, "How is your niece doing?"
Nie Jiayu took off his headphones and said, "The defense is complete, we're just waiting for James Bond to take the bait."
He was wearing headphones and waiting for instructions from Chen Rou.
Because radio communications are monitored and involve military bases, all radios would be forcibly shut down to prevent air attacks if an alarm is triggered. Therefore, they are now using mainland China's mobile signals and online chat rooms.
What they did was only a small part of the mission.
To avoid being traced back to the Nie family in the future, Chen Rou and her group used a boat from Wandaozai.
Taiwanese boy himself never expected that Nie Zhao would only give him 200,000 and a broken boat, but he would have to do all the dirty and hard work, and even the illegal and disorderly things.
He was very unhappy and didn't want to do it because doing these things would delay his big plan to make money.
But he had no choice, because his business was entirely protected by the Nie family, whether in mainland China or Hong Kong.
To think that he, a big boss, a man as majestic as an eagle, and the leader of the Bamboo Union, would come to Hong Kong to work as a driver, he really is something else. He's not even as successful as the former gang leader, Chen Xianhai.
It could be said that only today have Taiwanese people realized that Mr. Nie truly never does business at a loss.
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A group of bodyguards will accompany Song Yuanchao and then Chen Rou, waiting for her at a key location outside the Tamar ship. Chen Ke, Yue Zhongqi, Wang Baodao, and a few others who have been to the island and are familiar with Hong Kong will be on the outer perimeter of this area.
If Chen Rou is exposed, they will be responsible for paralyzing all cables and networks in the police station and base.
Hu Yong and Ji Xiaofeng were to take them to Sham Shui Po. If Chen Rou was exposed there, they would need to manually cut off the cables and network cables of the Sham Shui Po military district and blow up the signal of the communication tower.
This was to prevent the military from Sham Shui Po from coming to provide support.
They certainly have backup power, but it would take at least 5 minutes to connect the backup power. That would be enough time for Chen Rou and A Kang to run out and jump into the sea, disappearing without a trace.
They are currently in the waters at the border between the island and Kowloon. After arranging their work, Hu Yong and his team went ahead and took a patrol boat back to work, while the rest of them went ashore together.
At the same time, Chen Rou also needed to use her phone to make a call to Colonel Lango.
Of course, this call was intercepted and wiretapped directly by Sir James through the police from the airport terminal.
A group of people were gathered around, all holding their breath as they watched Chen Rou answer the phone.
She asked with a smile, "You must be exhausted after working for two days straight, Colonel. What are you doing right now?"
It's 7 p.m., and the military camp is in a rest period after dinner. Then it's time for evening exercises.
Colonel Lango had to complain about the Continental Army soldiers next door: "God, I can't even describe it. They're like a bunch of tireless demons. They're currently laying cables. They could have asked us for heavy machinery and finished the job in a day, but no, they insisted on using small equipment. It's like a machine gun going off outside the window, constantly rattling and banging. God, I'm going deaf."
Actually, they were unwilling to borrow large machinery, so the mainland army had to rent civilian machinery from outside.
They thought they had pranked each other, but the other person stuffed cotton in their ears and started making loud, incessant noises.
The British troops, fed up with the noise, offered to help, but the mainland army refused.
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