Qin Huacheng was still a little surprised by the task that Cheng Dapeng suddenly assigned to him, he didn't think that he was already a qualified intelligence officer. The professional training he had only received since arriving in Batavia had only just begun, and now he was suddenly sent on a mission to deliver important information, which made him both excited and a little nervous.

"You don't have to be too nervous, if you do a good job, you will pass the review in advance after this assignment is completed. As if he had seen through Qin Huacheng's thoughts, Cheng Dapeng took the initiative to throw out the benefits to comfort him: "After your position is regularized, there will not be so many restrictions during the operation." ”

What is a regular position, Qin Huacheng, who is in the training and internship period, can roughly understand, as for what the standard is for becoming a regular and what will be the treatment after becoming a regular person, it is probably that Cheng Dapeng's personal opinion is dominant. But no matter what, being able to obtain the status of a full-time employee in this intelligence agency as soon as possible is the goal that Qin Huacheng is currently striving for, and he will naturally not miss this opportunity that Cheng Dapeng took the initiative to give.

The next day, Cheng Dapeng really called Qin Huacheng to act as an entourage and went to visit Welbeck. When the other party saw Cheng Dapeng visiting in person, his attitude was much more polite than when he dealt with Qin Huacheng the day before yesterday, and he specially asked the servant to make a pot of hot tea and send it over, which can be regarded as a special respect for Cheng Dapeng's Han identity.

"There are no outsiders here, so I'll just say it. Cheng Dapeng said straight to the point: "Why do you have to adjust the grain procurement measures this year? Is there any trouble on your side?"

"It's a big hassle. Seeing that Cheng Dapeng did not send Qin Huacheng back, Welbeck asked him to stand aside and listen, and after a little hesitation, he calmly informed his situation: "The Batavian Council intends to replace me, and by the way, revise the grain procurement plan of the past few years. ”

"Why is this happening? What does the council want, or have you offended someone?" Cheng Dapeng continued to ask him questions with an unchanged face.

"News came to the local area just five days ago that Mr. Roy Barnett had passed away in Amsterdam last fall. The Barnett family was in a state of turmoil over his inheritance and the division of his estate, and no one could afford to take care of me, a foreign relative in the Far East, at this time, so some people in the council wanted to take advantage of this opportunity to snatch the power of grain procurement, after all, this is also an income, isn't it?"

The late Mr. Barnett, to whom Welbeck is referred, was one of the seventeen major shareholders of the Dutch East India Company, and was able to serve as an official in charge of agriculture and grain procurement in Batavia in part because he was a distant relative of Mr. Barnett. In the past, those who wanted to move Welbeck's seat had to think about whether they could afford to provoke the great god behind him.

Embarrassed now, however, the great god had fallen silently, and the news had only reached Batavia by sea months later, but instead of a symbolic mourning ceremony for the venerable gentleman, the reaction was immediately set on Welbeck, Barnett's spokesman in the Far East, who had held the position of the oily agricultural chief for several years, and it was time for someone else to take his seat.

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Qin Huacheng was still a little surprised by the task that Cheng Dapeng suddenly assigned to him, he didn't think that he was already a qualified intelligence officer. The professional training he had only received since arriving in Batavia had only just begun, and now he was suddenly sent on a mission to deliver important information, which made him both excited and a little nervous.

"You don't have to be too nervous, if you do a good job, you will pass the review in advance after this assignment is completed. As if he had seen through Qin Huacheng's thoughts, Cheng Dapeng took the initiative to throw out the benefits to comfort him: "After your position is regularized, there will not be so many restrictions during the operation." ”

What is a regular position, Qin Huacheng, who is in the training and internship period, can roughly understand, as for what the standard is for becoming a regular and what will be the treatment after becoming a regular person, it is probably that Cheng Dapeng's personal opinion is dominant. But no matter what, being able to obtain the status of a full-time employee in this intelligence agency as soon as possible is the goal that Qin Huacheng is currently striving for, and he will naturally not miss this opportunity that Cheng Dapeng took the initiative to give.

The next day, Cheng Dapeng really called Qin Huacheng to act as an entourage and went to visit Welbeck. When the other party saw Cheng Dapeng visiting in person, his attitude was much more polite than when he dealt with Qin Huacheng the day before yesterday, and he specially asked the servant to make a pot of hot tea and send it over, which can be regarded as a special respect for Cheng Dapeng's Han identity.

"There are no outsiders here, so I'll just say it. Cheng Dapeng said straight to the point: "Why do you have to adjust the grain procurement measures this year? Is there any trouble on your side?"

"It's a big hassle. Seeing that Cheng Dapeng did not send Qin Huacheng back, Welbeck asked him to stand aside and listen, and after a little hesitation, he calmly informed his situation: "The Batavian Council intends to replace me, and by the way, revise the grain procurement plan of the past few years. ”

"Why is this happening? What does the council want, or have you offended someone?" Cheng Dapeng continued to ask him questions with an unchanged face.

"News came to the local area just five days ago that Mr. Roy Barnett had passed away in Amsterdam last fall. The Barnett family was in a state of turmoil over his inheritance and the division of his estate, and no one could afford to take care of me, a foreign relative in the Far East, at this time, so some people in the council wanted to take advantage of this opportunity to snatch the power of grain procurement, after all, this is also an income, isn't it?"

The late Mr. Barnett, to whom Welbeck is referred, was one of the seventeen major shareholders of the Dutch East India Company, and was able to serve as an official in charge of agriculture and grain procurement in Batavia in part because he was a distant relative of Mr. Barnett. In the past, those who wanted to move Welbeck's seat had to think about whether they could afford to provoke the great god behind him.

Embarrassed now, however, the great god had fallen silently, and the news had only reached Batavia by sea months later, but instead of a symbolic mourning ceremony for the venerable gentleman, the reaction was immediately set on Welbeck, Barnett's spokesman in the Far East, who had held the position of the oily agricultural chief for several years, and it was time for someone else to take his seat.

Qin Huacheng was still a little surprised by the task that Cheng Dapeng suddenly assigned to him, he didn't think that he was already a qualified intelligence officer. The professional training he had only received since arriving in Batavia had only just begun, and now he was suddenly sent on a mission to deliver important information, which made him both excited and a little nervous.

"You don't have to be too nervous, if you do a good job, you will pass the review in advance after this assignment is completed. As if he had seen through Qin Huacheng's thoughts, Cheng Dapeng took the initiative to throw out the benefits to comfort him: "After your position is regularized, there will not be so many restrictions during the operation." ”

What is a regular position, Qin Huacheng, who is in the training and internship period, can roughly understand, as for what the standard is for becoming a regular and what will be the treatment after becoming a regular person, it is probably that Cheng Dapeng's personal opinion is dominant. But no matter what, being able to obtain the status of a full-time employee in this intelligence agency as soon as possible is the goal that Qin Huacheng is currently striving for, and he will naturally not miss this opportunity that Cheng Dapeng took the initiative to give.

The next day, Cheng Dapeng really called Qin Huacheng to act as an entourage and went to visit Welbeck. When the other party saw Cheng Dapeng visiting in person, his attitude was much more polite than when he dealt with Qin Huacheng the day before yesterday, and he specially asked the servant to make a pot of hot tea and send it over, which can be regarded as a special respect for Cheng Dapeng's Han identity.

"There are no outsiders here, so I'll just say it. Cheng Dapeng said straight to the point: "Why do you have to adjust the grain procurement measures this year? Is there any trouble on your side?"

"It's a big hassle. Seeing that Cheng Dapeng did not send Qin Huacheng back, Welbeck asked him to stand aside and listen, and after a little hesitation, he calmly informed his situation: "The Batavian Council intends to replace me, and by the way, revise the grain procurement plan of the past few years. ”

"Why is this happening? What does the council want, or have you offended someone?" Cheng Dapeng continued to ask him questions with an unchanged face.

"News came to the local area just five days ago that Mr. Roy Barnett had passed away in Amsterdam last fall. The Barnett family was in a state of turmoil over his inheritance and the division of his estate, and no one could afford to take care of me, a foreign relative in the Far East, at this time, so some people in the council wanted to take advantage of this opportunity to snatch the power of grain procurement, after all, this is also an income, isn't it?"

The late Mr. Barnett, to whom Welbeck is referred, was one of the seventeen major shareholders of the Dutch East India Company, and was able to serve as an official in charge of agriculture and grain procurement in Batavia in part because he was a distant relative of Mr. Barnett. In the past, those who wanted to move Welbeck's seat had to think about whether they could afford to provoke the great god behind him.

Embarrassed now, however, the great god had fallen silently, and the news had only reached Batavia by sea months later, but instead of a symbolic mourning ceremony for the venerable gentleman, the reaction was immediately set on Welbeck, Barnett's spokesman in the Far East, who had held the position of the oily agricultural chief for several years, and it was time for someone else to take his seat.

Qin Huacheng was still a little surprised by the task that Cheng Dapeng suddenly assigned to him, he didn't think that he was already a qualified intelligence officer. The professional training he had only received since arriving in Batavia had only just begun, and now he was suddenly sent on a mission to deliver important information, which made him both excited and a little nervous.

"You don't have to be too nervous, if you do a good job, you will pass the review in advance after this assignment is completed. As if he had seen through Qin Huacheng's thoughts, Cheng Dapeng took the initiative to throw out the benefits to comfort him: "After your position is regularized, there will not be so many restrictions during the operation." ”

What is a regular position, Qin Huacheng, who is in the training and internship period, can roughly understand, as for what the standard is for becoming a regular and what will be the treatment after becoming a regular person, it is probably that Cheng Dapeng's personal opinion is dominant. But no matter what, being able to obtain the status of a full-time employee in this intelligence agency as soon as possible is the goal that Qin Huacheng is currently striving for, and he will naturally not miss this opportunity that Cheng Dapeng took the initiative to give.

The next day, Cheng Dapeng really called Qin Huacheng to act as an entourage and went to visit Welbeck. When the other party saw Cheng Dapeng visiting in person, his attitude was much more polite than when he dealt with Qin Huacheng the day before yesterday, and he specially asked the servant to make a pot of hot tea and send it over, which can be regarded as a special respect for Cheng Dapeng's Han identity.

"There are no outsiders here, so I'll just say it. Cheng Dapeng said straight to the point: "Why do you have to adjust the grain procurement measures this year? Is there any trouble on your side?"

"It's a big hassle. Seeing that Cheng Dapeng did not send Qin Huacheng back, Welbeck asked him to stand aside and listen, and after a little hesitation, he calmly informed his situation: "The Batavian Council intends to replace me, and by the way, revise the grain procurement plan of the past few years. ”

"Why is this happening? What does the council want, or have you offended someone?" Cheng Dapeng continued to ask him questions with an unchanged face.

"News came to the local area just five days ago that Mr. Roy Barnett had passed away in Amsterdam last fall. The Barnett family was in a state of turmoil over his inheritance and the division of his estate, and no one could afford to take care of me, a foreign relative in the Far East, at this time, so some people in the council wanted to take advantage of this opportunity to snatch the power of grain procurement, after all, this is also an income, isn't it?"

The late Mr. Barnett, to whom Welbeck is referred, was one of the seventeen major shareholders of the Dutch East India Company, and was able to serve as an official in charge of agriculture and grain procurement in Batavia in part because he was a distant relative of Mr. Barnett. In the past, those who wanted to move Welbeck's seat had to think about whether they could afford to provoke the great god behind him.

Embarrassed now, however, the great god had fallen silently, and the news had only reached Batavia by sea months later, but instead of a symbolic mourning ceremony for the venerable gentleman, the reaction was immediately set on Welbeck, Barnett's spokesman in the Far East, who had held the position of the oily agricultural chief for several years, and it was time for someone else to take his seat.

(End of chapter)