Zhao Fengwu was embarrassed, if the whistleblower was punished because they were suspected of deliberately framing, then in the future, no one would dare to report it again. If someone really finds a suspicious person, but because they are afraid of punishment and because they are too cautious, they do not report it in time, won't they miss the great opportunity to catch the spies?

However, if Zhao Fengwu rewarded those who reported and wronged those who were reported in order to encourage the soldiers to report without asking right or wrong, wouldn't he put the cart before the horse, chilled the hearts of the soldiers, disturbed the morale of the soldiers even more, and boosted the arrogance of the spies of the South Vietnamese State?

As a result, Zhao Fengwu neither punished the false whistleblowers, nor embarrassed the innocent whistleblowers, and after some investigation, he released them all. He also announced to the army that if anyone can provide effective clues and help the cloud guards catch the real spies, even if they are new soldiers, they can make an exception and be promoted to general.

For a time, there was an upsurge of catching spies in the army. All the soldiers widened their eyes and stared at their companions, and whatever was suspicious, they would see it in their eyes and take it to heart.

It's about the future, and no one dares to be careless, so the more they are under such a heavy reward, the more cautious everyone is. No soldier would report it rashly without thinking, he must have found strong evidence and discovered suspicious behavior, so he would quietly report it to the cloud guards.

And those real spies, under the strict supervision of the soldiers of the whole army, did not dare to act rashly. Nowadays, everyone in the army is cautious in their words and deeds, and they dare not make a slight mistake. Even if he is not a spy, he would not dare to do anything suspicious on such a cusp.

However, there are pros and cons to everything. The soldiers of the whole army, while putting pressure on those real spies, also put a lot of pressure on themselves.

The atmosphere in the Pingnan barracks became very heavy, and everyone was in danger and everyone was protecting themselves. I put what I should say and what I shouldn't say in my heart, and look at every companion around me with suspicion, even my own general.

Not only do you wonder if the other party is a spy, but you also have to worry about whether you have offended others by someone at any time or unintentionally, and whether you will be framed by others? Or, if you have any tricks in the hands of others, will the other party take this opportunity to blackmail you? Will you report yourself for the sake of meritorious service?

The soldiers were initially excited about the opportunity for promotion, but were soon overwhelmed by the oppressive atmosphere and depression.

As a result, there were deserters in the barracks, and these soldiers who wanted to escape were suspected of being spies who wanted to go out to report the news, but after investigation, it was found that they were just some recruits who were not strong enough.

In order to stabilize the morale of the army, Zhao Fengwu did not severely punish these soldiers who tried to escape in accordance with military law. Rather, it was to be claimed back by their respective generals, to be taught well, and to be punished appropriately. However, the result of this has been that the number of deserters has increased and increased.

However, the purpose of this is precisely to give the spies of the South Vietnamese State a chance to fish in troubled waters. I hope that those traitors can be lucky and want to take advantage of the opportunity to escape.

This method was conceived by a military advisor surnamed Mao in the barracks, although this military advisor Mao was very young, but he had some unique ideas. He was originally just an ordinary deputy general in the pioneer camp, but because his martial arts were not weak, he was familiar with the art of war, and he was both wise and brave, so he was reused by Zhao Fengwu.

Master Mao believes that the six bows and crossbows are most likely still in the barracks. Moreover, the spies are trying to get those bows and crossbows out by all means. Therefore, Mao Junshi suggested that the light should be loose and the darkness should be tightened, and these deserters should be dealt with lightly on the surface, so that the spies can relax their vigilance. In reality, however, the deserters were secretly investigated and monitored. See who they've been in the most contact with lately, and what connections they have with each other.

In this way, some clues were really secretly found out by the cloud guards. Because several of these deserters were soldiers in the armory battalion. And before they escaped, they all had obvious conflicts with a deputy general surnamed Hu in the weapons battalion.

This adjutant general surnamed Hu, after General Wang was imprisoned, became one of the two adjutant generals in charge of managing the weapons battalion. The escape of these soldiers is inseparable from the suspicion and reprimand of this Adjutant General Hu.

As a result, Mao Junshi suspected that Vice General Hu took advantage of his official duties to force the soldiers in the battalion to flee and create chaos, which was very likely to be a spy sent by the South Vietnamese State. And this Deputy General Hu has become the focus of Yun Dong's investigation.

However, Yun Dong investigated and asked General Wang about some of Vice General Hu's daily performance. found that this Deputy General Hu has served in the army for many years, and he doesn't talk much on weekdays, but he is very careful in his work, and he is jealous and hateful.

Vice General Hu has followed General Wang for many years and has a very deep relationship with General Wang, and this time General Wang was framed, and he reacted the most strongly, and he found General Zhao many times to protect General Wang's innocence.

It is precisely because of General Wang's relationship that Vice General Hu has been temperamental recently, and he wants to find out the spies in the weapons camp as soon as possible and help General Wang clear his grievances. As a result, there were complaints in the weapons camp, and even forced these soldiers to flee at risk.

Both Zhao Fengwu and General Wang thought that Vice General Hu was unlikely to be a spy of the South Vietnamese State, but they still arrested Vice General Hu and sent them together when they found evidence and their comrades. Moreover, Zhao Fengwu announced in public that if any more soldiers escaped, not only would the deserter be killed on the spot, but also the general of the army in the barracks where the deserter was located would also be dismissed and investigated.

So, for the next few days, the barracks were much quieter again, and no soldier dared to flee at the risk of being executed.

Three days ago, Mr. Qiu and Dark finally arrived at the Pingnan military camp overnight. And, as soon as Mr. Qiu arrived, he began to investigate these recent unsolved cases. After listening to Yun Dong's findings, Mr. Qiu went to meet General Wang, General Sun, and Vice General Hu in person.

The next morning, Mr. Qiu ordered Yun Dong to secretly arrest another deputy general surnamed Ge in the weapons camp for questioning and secretly detain him. Except for Mr. Qiu, Zhao Fengwu, Yun Dong, Zhou Tianqi and others, no one knows about this matter.

That night, he unknowingly arrested all those who had come to the weapons camp to secretly inquire about the whereabouts of Vice General Ge.

After arresting more than a dozen people in a row, he found out all the accomplices who had confessed to these people, and all this was done in secret. No one knows where these people have gone, and what they have confessed. It doesn't matter if the person they confess is true or false, they will be arrested first.

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