Chapter 1404: Go to Liaodong
Since Liu Shang has been able to mix in this special industry for many years, it shows that he is not a timid person, but when facing the signboard of the Haihan Security Department, he will always be frightened.
He will have such a reaction, mainly because the Ming intelligence agency has been restrained everywhere in the years that it has been dealing with the Haihan Security Department, and has hardly made any outstanding achievements, but has lost a considerable number of manpower. So much so that the factory guards and secret spies in the army who were in charge of intelligence work were afraid of the Haihan Security Department, and they were afraid to avoid it, and this atmosphere also seriously affected his mentality. Coupled with what he saw and heard after coming to Haihan, he had a first-hand experience of the gap in strength between the intelligence departments of the two countries, and this fear hidden in the depths of his heart was even more serious.
It wasn't until after Gong 17 left that Liu Shang slowly had a trace of the name, and during his stay in Zhoushan, Zhejiang Province on the way north, he had heard of the big move made by the Ministry of Security in Hangzhou, and the leader of the team seemed to be called this strange name. This person is said to be a member of the Ministry of Security, and his status is not lower than Zhang Qianzhi, who he has been in contact with, and he never imagined that he would appear here, and he came specifically to ask for his confession.
Liu Shang couldn't imagine that Gong Qiqi was just temporarily receiving such an errand, he thought that since Gong Qiqi was running errands to verify information, presumably the impact of Ma Bo after the incident was already quite large, and the upper echelons of Haihan attached great importance to it, so they would arrange for such cadres to investigate clues in the future. Liu Shang slowly recalled the conversation with Gong Qiqi just now, and confirmed that he had not lost his words, and his mood eased slightly.
Now that the Ministry of Security is involved, Ma Bo should not be guilty of more than just corruption. Liu Shang was not worried that Ma Bo, who was caught, would bite him on charges of accepting bribes and other crimes, although he accepted the money, he never touched a penny, and he did not really agree to any request from Ma Bo for the money. Even Ma Bo's request for him to leave Majiazhuang was completely overshadowed because he accidentally encountered an errand sent to him by Zeng Xiaowen.
Of course, Liu Shang can basically confirm now that the errand Zeng Xiaowen gave him was actually for the purpose of protection, so that he could temporarily leave the land of right and wrong. It's just that whether this measure is Zeng Xiaowen's intention or his boss's meaning, Liu Shang still doesn't know. Judging by this measure, at least the military does not have any doubts about themselves.
As for the investigation of the Ministry of Security, Liu Shang did not dare to think about it, except for being cautious in his words and deeds, he has no better response now. Fortunately, judging from the content of Gong Qiqi's inquiry, the Ministry of Security does not seem to have obvious ill will towards him, nor does it intend to restrict his freedom of movement, and it seems that the report letter has not been contacted to him.
"You can't write a report letter in the future!" Liu Shang secretly warned himself in his heart. This time, fortunately, he did a thorough job of covering it up in advance, and did not let the military and the security department suspect him, but he was still very scared when he thought about it. Once he was found out, it was difficult for him to have a reasonable explanation for why he was able to identify the true identities of those brocade guard spies.
But then I am going to Liaodong on a business trip, and I don't want to be involved in the case of Majiazhuang anymore, thinking of this section, Liu Shang can't wait to leave immediately, and he doesn't want to stay on Zhifu Island for a moment.
Of course, he is not the only one who the Shandong garrison wants to send to Liaodong this time, so how can he leave as he wishes. In addition to civil and military officials like Liu Shang and Qin Wei who used to work on behalf of others, there was also a company of army troops who wanted to go to Lushun to replenish the garrison. In addition, a medical team led by Morgan will also rush to Liaodong, where they will bring a large number of recently purchased medicinal materials to treat local patients who were originally short of medical treatment, so as to minimize the number of patients who need to be sent back to Shandong for treatment.
Although Morgan does not know much about Chinese medicine, and his use of Chinese herbal medicines is far less than that of doctors in this time and space, his understanding of infectious diseases is beyond the reach of his peers. His main mission in Liaodong was not to treat the sick, but to try to control the channels of infection and try to stop the spread of the epidemic there. As for this aspect of the operation, he is currently a professional among the high-ranking Haihan officials in Shandong, and everyone has to listen to his arrangement.
Fortunately, the main force of the navy has gone south to Zhejiang for the winter, and it will basically not be affected by this epidemic. However, because of the lack of Wang Tom and Sun Changmi, the high-level manpower in Shandong is indeed a little tight under such an emergency, and some daily management work has also stalled due to the epidemic.
It was at this juncture that there was another incident on Majiazhuang's side, but the command was happy to see the clean-up operation under the command of Chen Yixin, and after digging out these big Ming spies hiding in the shadows, there was no need to worry about being taken advantage of by others to make trouble when the Shandong occupation area was in the most chaotic situation, and it would definitely be a good thing for local public security. It's just that both the military and the Ministry of Security had to devote some of their energy to dealing with this espionage case.
However, the command arranged for Liu Shang's transfer was really a temporary measure, and if he hadn't been sent back to Zhifu Island, the command probably wouldn't have specially transferred him back from Majiazhuang. This is naturally more beneficial than disadvantageous for Liu Shang's current situation, which can save him from the quagmire of the espionage case. By the time he returned from his business trip to Liaodong, the case had probably already been closed.
But Liu Shang didn't know how lucky he was to turn evil into good fortune through various coincidences, and avoided the crisis again and again. From the day he realized that his power could not have a great negative impact on the Haihan Kingdom, all his actions were only based on the principle of seeking advantages and avoiding disadvantages, but the effect was indeed beyond his understanding. From Hainan Island to Shandong, his good fortune has continued, and it doesn't look like it's about to stop.
One morning in January 1636, four sailing ships slowly left the port of Zhifu and headed north in the direction of Liaodong. Even fishermen who rely on the sea for food do not go out to sea in the wind and snow at such a time of time, and this fleet quickly disappears into the wind and snow after going to sea.
In such bad weather, of course, Liu Shang was not in the mood to go to the deck to watch the sea view and relax, so he could only huddle in the cabin and watch the charcoal stove like everyone else. Although he was wrapped in a standard military coat issued by the logistics department, Liu Shang still felt that his body was not very warm, and the sea breeze blowing in from the ventilated porthole was like a knife on his skin, which was really difficult to resist.
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Since Liu Shang has been able to mix in this special industry for many years, it shows that he is not a timid person, but when facing the signboard of the Haihan Security Department, he will always be frightened.
He will have such a reaction, mainly because the Ming intelligence agency has been restrained everywhere in the years that it has been dealing with the Haihan Security Department, and has hardly made any outstanding achievements, but has lost a considerable number of manpower. So much so that the factory guards and secret spies in the army who were in charge of intelligence work were afraid of the Haihan Security Department, and they were afraid to avoid it, and this atmosphere also seriously affected his mentality. Coupled with what he saw and heard after coming to Haihan, he had a first-hand experience of the gap in strength between the intelligence departments of the two countries, and this fear hidden in the depths of his heart was even more serious.
It wasn't until after Gong 17 left that Liu Shang slowly had a trace of the name, and during his stay in Zhoushan, Zhejiang Province on the way north, he had heard of the big move made by the Ministry of Security in Hangzhou, and the leader of the team seemed to be called this strange name. This person is said to be a member of the Ministry of Security, and his status is not lower than Zhang Qianzhi, who he has been in contact with, and he never imagined that he would appear here, and he came specifically to ask for his confession.
Liu Shang couldn't imagine that Gong Qiqi was just temporarily receiving such an errand, he thought that since Gong Qiqi was running errands to verify information, presumably the impact of Ma Bo after the incident was already quite large, and the upper echelons of Haihan attached great importance to it, so they would arrange for such cadres to investigate clues in the future. Liu Shang slowly recalled the conversation with Gong Qiqi just now, and confirmed that he had not lost his words, and his mood eased slightly.
Now that the Ministry of Security is involved, Ma Bo should not be guilty of more than just corruption. Liu Shang was not worried that Ma Bo, who was caught, would bite him on charges of accepting bribes and other crimes, although he accepted the money, he never touched a penny, and he did not really agree to any request from Ma Bo for the money. Even Ma Bo's request for him to leave Majiazhuang was completely overshadowed because he accidentally encountered an errand sent to him by Zeng Xiaowen.
Of course, Liu Shang can basically confirm now that the errand Zeng Xiaowen gave him was actually for the purpose of protection, so that he could temporarily leave the land of right and wrong. It's just that whether this measure is Zeng Xiaowen's intention or his boss's meaning, Liu Shang still doesn't know. Judging by this measure, at least the military does not have any doubts about themselves.
As for the investigation of the Ministry of Security, Liu Shang did not dare to think about it, except for being cautious in his words and deeds, he has no better response now. Fortunately, judging from the content of Gong Qiqi's inquiry, the Ministry of Security does not seem to have obvious ill will towards him, nor does it intend to restrict his freedom of movement, and it seems that the report letter has not been contacted to him.
"You can't write a report letter in the future!" Liu Shang secretly warned himself in his heart. This time, fortunately, he did a thorough job of covering it up in advance, and did not let the military and the security department suspect him, but he was still very scared when he thought about it. Once he was found out, it was difficult for him to have a reasonable explanation for why he was able to identify the true identities of those brocade guard spies.
But then I am going to Liaodong on a business trip, and I don't want to be involved in the case of Majiazhuang anymore, thinking of this section, Liu Shang can't wait to leave immediately, and he doesn't want to stay on Zhifu Island for a moment.
Of course, he is not the only one who the Shandong garrison wants to send to Liaodong this time, so how can he leave as he wishes. In addition to civil and military officials like Liu Shang and Qin Wei who used to work on behalf of others, there was also a company of army troops who wanted to go to Lushun to replenish the garrison. In addition, a medical team led by Morgan will also rush to Liaodong, where they will bring a large number of recently purchased medicinal materials to treat local patients who were originally short of medical treatment, so as to minimize the number of patients who need to be sent back to Shandong for treatment.
Although Morgan does not know much about Chinese medicine, and his use of Chinese herbal medicines is far less than that of doctors in this time and space, his understanding of infectious diseases is beyond the reach of his peers. His main mission in Liaodong was not to treat the sick, but to try to control the channels of infection and try to stop the spread of the epidemic there. As for this aspect of the operation, he is currently a professional among the high-ranking Haihan officials in Shandong, and everyone has to listen to his arrangement.
Fortunately, the main force of the navy has gone south to Zhejiang for the winter, and it will basically not be affected by this epidemic. However, because of the lack of Wang Tom and Sun Changmi, the high-level manpower in Shandong is indeed a little tight under such an emergency, and some daily management work has also stalled due to the epidemic.
It was at this juncture that there was another incident on Majiazhuang's side, but the command was happy to see the clean-up operation under the command of Chen Yixin, and after digging out these big Ming spies hiding in the shadows, there was no need to worry about being taken advantage of by others to make trouble when the Shandong occupation area was in the most chaotic situation, and it would definitely be a good thing for local public security. It's just that both the military and the Ministry of Security had to devote some of their energy to dealing with this espionage case.
However, the command arranged for Liu Shang's transfer was really a temporary measure, and if he hadn't been sent back to Zhifu Island, the command probably wouldn't have specially transferred him back from Majiazhuang. This is naturally more beneficial than disadvantageous for Liu Shang's current situation, which can save him from the quagmire of the espionage case. By the time he returned from his business trip to Liaodong, the case had probably already been closed.
But Liu Shang didn't know how lucky he was to turn evil into good fortune through various coincidences, and avoided the crisis again and again. From the day he realized that his power could not have a great negative impact on the Haihan Kingdom, all his actions were only based on the principle of seeking advantages and avoiding disadvantages, but the effect was indeed beyond his understanding. From Hainan Island to Shandong, his good fortune has continued, and it doesn't look like it's about to stop.
One morning in January 1636, four sailing ships slowly left the port of Zhifu and headed north in the direction of Liaodong. Even fishermen who rely on the sea for food do not go out to sea in the wind and snow at such a time of time, and this fleet quickly disappears into the wind and snow after going to sea.
In such bad weather, of course, Liu Shang was not in the mood to go to the deck to watch the sea view and relax, so he could only huddle in the cabin and watch the charcoal stove like everyone else. Although he was wrapped in a standard military coat issued by the logistics department, Liu Shang still felt that his body was not very warm, and the sea breeze blowing in from the ventilated porthole was like a knife on his skin, which was really difficult to resist.
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