The day after Ji's arrival in the island city, at around 10 a.m., the preparatory meeting was held at the International Club. Zhou Fushui held secret consultations with Li Shouxin, who represented the Mongolian and Xinjiang puppet government.

Li Shouxin introduced the basic situation of Mongolia and Xinjiang after the July 7th Incident, and specifically mentioned the concerns about the anti-Japanese forces in Outer Mongolia and Xinjiang provinces led by the northwest. Zhou Fushui explained the established policy of the pseudo-China Central Committee.

In terms of the so-called "Quanyi" saving the country and opposing the local government, the two had completely agreed. Li Shouxin said that the pseudo-Mongolian government would send representatives to the pseudo-China Central Committee meeting and jointly bear the responsibility of cleaning up the "messy".

In order to ensure that the upcoming pseudo-state government and Mongolian Xinjiang can successfully merge, that night, the city mayor of the pseudo-island city and director of the island city of Xingyayuan, which is responsible for the administrative management of the Japanese-occupied area, held a grand banquet to entertain traitors such as Ji Mouren, Wang Kemin, Liang Hongzhi, and Li Shouxin.

In the early morning of the next day, Li Shouxin and his party hurriedly returned to Mongolia by Japanese military plane. He needed to report the matter to his master, King De. Other traitors gathered on the first floor of the International Club after dawn and began formal talks.

Speaking of which, the reason why the Japanese and Ji set the Island City as the meeting place was carefully selected is mainly the following three reasons.

First, political factors. At the end of last year, the first meeting of traitors was held in Jinling, controlled by the Japanese army in Central China. In order to appease the Japanese army in North China and the King Kemin Group of North China, the Japanese arranged the preparation meeting of the Central Government led by Ji Mouren Group to be held in Island City. This is the most acceptable plan for all parties.

The second is propaganda factor. The island city was occupied by Japan twice. Japan immigrated a large number of local people and tried its best to expand its economic power. In addition, the city's urban appearance has always been praised by the world and has been limited in damage caused by war. Holding a meeting in a relatively prosperous island city can show off Japan's governance capabilities to the world, especially foreign journalists, and apply makeup on its aggression.

The third is geographical factors. The transportation from Island City to Jinling and Beiping is convenient, the location is moderate, and the personnel attending the meeting are convenient for exchanges.

On this day, the weather in the island city was cloudy, with the north wind yelling and heavy snow. Ji Mouren, Wang Kemin, Liang Hongzhi, Zhou Fushui and others took photos in front of the international club department, and then went to the conference room one after another, and the traitors' stolen talks began.

First, Ji explained to everyone the methods and programs of the pseudo-China central government. The traitor giant had no objection to this, and then everyone began to discuss the name of the pseudo-China central government, the head capital and the national flag.

Haseguru, who was watching the meeting, sat aside and drowsy. After yawning, he saw no one paying attention to him. He gently kicked a small leather bag with his feet at someone talking to him. The latest recorder in the leather bag was running slowly.

In order to save enough pension money before retirement, the Chief of the Institution also worked hard, but even if he was discovered, what could Ji, who is the "Locust Emperor", have to put the recorder closer together with his smile.

Listening to the serious discussions of the traitors, Ryosuke Hasegawa wanted to laugh a little. He didn't know why he thought of the idiom "Fuck the Monkey and the Crown". Thinking about the power of Fat Tiger's subordinates, he felt that these people would be in trouble sooner or later.

No, if the Military Control Commission really takes action, will it implicate itself?

Hasegawa Ryosuke suddenly realized a serious problem. He immediately glanced around him nervously, always feeling that the conference room would be bombed into ruins by bombs in the next moment, or a group of government agents rushed in and shot and knocked the people present into hornet's nests. No one knew better than him the brutality of the Military Control Commission.

The other party dared to use anti-aircraft artillery to punish two small traitors in downtown Shanghai. Today, so many big traitors are still in a turmoil. I thought to myself that the Military Control Commission would definitely react to this. For a moment, he felt uncomfortable and wanted to leave this place of right and wrong immediately.

Ji Mouren and others knew nothing about this and continued to discuss it enthusiastically. In the end, the full name of the pseudo-government was still designated as "National Government". It was confirmed again that the first one was located in Jinling, and the National Banner was the same as the mountain city, with only triangular strips and the words "Heping Bing┴Red Founding of the Country" were written.

The talks came to an end. In the afternoon, Ji met with Reuters and Associated Press reporters and reported on the progress of the talks. There was another banquet in the evening. Haseguruo hid in the corner, looking at the traitors who were drinking red from a distance, while secretly pressing the shutter of the spy camera.

On the fourth day, the second meeting was held. Unlike the first meeting, this meeting was full of gunpowder, and the traitors quarreled and became a mess. Even if there were not Japanese people present, the traitors might have to perform a full martial arts campaign.

The reason is very simple. The content of the talks involves their own personal interests, such as how to organize the pseudo-national government? What positions do everyone take? The forces of several parties are not giving in to each other, and the debate is extremely fierce.

Ji tried to merge the traitor regimes and he was led by him, but his claim was rejected by Wang Kemin and others on the spot. Everyone was a traitor. Why did your surname Ji be the leader? In the end, Ji had to make compromises.

After the establishment of the "unified" puppet government, the puppet Mongolian government was still retained because it was located on the front line of defense. The puppet provisional government in Beiping was renamed the puppet "North China Government Affairs Committee" due to its special status, and was nominally led by the puppet government.

Jinling's pseudo-"Reform Government of the Republic of China" was abolished and merged into the pseudo-government government.

Regarding personnel arrangements, the traitors were also very careful. After a fierce bargaining, they finally made a conclusion. In order to win the orthodox position, the pseudo-state government favored Mr. Xilin, the lord of the Shancheng State Government, and Ji was appointed as the premier and acting governor.

Mr. Lin has been in trouble for eight lifetimes and has become the "leader" of traitors without knowing it. How can this be reasonable? So sometimes high prestige and qualifications are not a good thing, and they are easily represented.

The structure of the pseudo-state government is basically the same as that of the Shancheng-state government. It has the fifth courts of administration, legislation, judicial, supervision, and examination, and military committees, with several ministries and commissions under it.

According to the intention of the Japanese master, Ji was rewarded according to his merits, Liang Hongzhi was appointed as the chief supervisor, Wang Kemin was appointed as the chairman of the North China Government Affairs Committee, and Zhou Fushui was appointed as the secretary-general of the Central Committee. Other puppet military and political personnel served as usual, and traitors of all sizes got their place.

The infamous island city talks in later generations came to an end. Then Ji met with Chinese and foreign journalists at the International Club again to report the results of the talks. He shamelessly said that this island city talks can be called one of the great progress and development of the "Heping" movement.

The pseudo-mites Locust Emperor, who was supported by the Japanese, was not willing to be lonely. He called the traitors who participated in the "Island City Talks" and said that "the new central government of the neighboring country, the Republic of China, was established as soon as possible, which greatly improved the presence.

However, he didn't think about what kind of family the Republic of China had to rely on. If he publicly colluded with the puppet Manchukuo, the puppet government would lose its orthodox status. Therefore, the traitors kept silent in a tacit understanding of this telegram and pretended not to see it.

But in general, the Japanese achieved their established purpose during this island city talks, which was to temporarily ease the contradictions and conflicts between various traitor regimes. Only when the traitors calmed down, the Japanese army, who were tired of public security, could let go of their hands and completely defeat the mountain city and the northwest.

Besides, Ji, after seeing off the reporter, he returned to the lounge and sat down with Zhou Fushui. When the two thought of the difficult meeting, they smiled on their faces. From Shancheng to Hanoi, to negotiations with the Japanese in Shanghai, the pseudo-national government finally came to an end.

"Fu Shui, when you return to Shanghai, you must organize it as soon as possible. The ceremony should be more grand and you cannot let the mountain city laugh at it."

Ji, who was leaning against the sofa, wiped the sweat from his head and said with a tired look. The open and secret struggles these days really made him unable to hold on.

When the Japanese assassinated someone at the door of the National Government Conference, they accidentally injured him seriously. Although they escaped with the full treatment of the doctor, their bodies had not recovered, leaving serious sequelae.

Zhou Fushui nodded gently and replied respectfully: "Okay, sir, I will go back and organize personnel to plan the government's relocation and celebration. Please rest assured that the Japanese have agreed to provide necessary help."

"Oh, it's better to rely on yourself than rely on others, the Japanese..."

Ji wanted to speak but stopped. Didn’t he know what the Japanese had meant? Of course, he knew. After all, he was also a veteran who participated in the overthrow of the previous dynasty. But if it was not the Japanese, who could he rely on?

The lounge gradually became quiet, and neither of them continued to talk about it. Island City was the Japanese territory, and there was probably monitoring equipment in the room. If the other party heard them complain, the pseudo-government might have to change the Lord Xi and the Secretary-General.

After a while of silence, Ji suddenly thought of something: "Fu Shui, I heard that Chongwu and Xi Sheng were dissatisfied with the government's personnel appointments, so this time I refused to accompany me to the island city on the excuse of being unwell. Is this happening?"

Gao Chongwu and Tao Xisheng are important think tanks of the new government. They know a lot of things. Ji still attaches great importance to their ideological state. If these two people have a strange intention, it will not be good news for him.

Zhou Fushui was happy when he heard this. Tao Xisheng had a very bad relationship with him because the Japanese allocated three million silver dollars to the new government every month. The other party had expressed opposition many times, so he naturally wanted to give Tao Xisheng some eye drops this time.

So he sighed and pretended to be like, "Sir, I have heard of this, but it is not clear whether this matter is true or false. Chongwu and Xisheng are your old subordinates, so they should not be so ignorant, right?"

After a skillful tea talk, Ji, the other person on the other side, smiled coldly, saying that the interests are touching, so what about the old subordinates? It really involves their own interests. It is hard to guarantee that these two people will not have any thoughts they shouldn't have.

"Let the agents headquarters pay close attention..."

"Dongdongdongdongdong."

Ji was about to instruct Zhou Fushui to ask No. 76 to monitor Gao Chongwu and Tao Xisheng, but his secretary knocked on the door and walked into the lounge. He handed a telegram in his hand, with a panic expression.

"Sir, Gao Chongwu, Tao Xisheng ran away. They announced our secret agreement with the Japanese in the Hong Kong City newspaper! This is the content of the news."

"What?"

Ji was shocked and stood up and grabbed the telegram from the secretary's hand. After a look, his body was shaking. The telegram fell lightly on the carpet. Zhou Fushui quickly picked it up and looked it up, but he saw that it was written on it:

"Gaozong Wu Tao Xisheng and Hong Kong published the full text of Ji's conditions for selling the country: It gathers the great success of the Japanese invaders' dreams for many years, and the crime of selling the country in China and abroad! From now to the future, from selling materials to ideas!"

Zhou Fushui's hands were trembling, and it was over. Once the secret agreement was announced, the legitimacy of the new government would be gone, and the just-reached merger consensus became a joke. Even the regime's main body was an illegal traitor. Who would still listen to the orders of the new government?

After thinking quickly in his mind for a moment, he felt that he could never admit the so-called secret agreement, but just as he was about to speak, a whistling sound came from outside the window, followed by a loud bang in his ears, and a wave of air overturned the three people present to the ground.
Chapter completed!