Capítulo 1845: Chapter 1219: Thunder and Rain Alike Are Heaven’s Grace
Really fucking… insightful.
No wonder it’s General Cao.
Always able to co up with so classic quotes.
“I need to ask you a favor.”
“Hmm?”
“Please don’t be so vivid with your analogies in the future.”
“Sorry.”
“…”
Jiang Chen was silent for a while, “Then what should I do?”
“How would I know what you should do?”
Cao Jinse replied matter-of-factly.
“This kind of confidential information, it must not have been easy to gather. Did you not receive any instructions when you disclosed it to ?”
Jiang Chen appeared to joke.
So things are destined not to be easily brought to the surface.
Not that it’s impossible.
It’s just that if everything is said too clearly, it becos too dull.
Even when ordinary people exchange red envelopes during New Year, they don’t do it straightforwardly.
“What do you think?”
Sure enough,
General Cao asked.
“Aren’t I following your instructions?”
Jiang Chen said honestly.
“Then I’ll give you a piece of advice.”
It seems that the joyful atmosphere of the New Year had an influence, General Cao was in a good mood.
“I’m all ears.”
Jiang Chen said seriously.
The voice on the other end of the phone was casual, not long, only eight words.
“Thunder and rain are all heaven’s grace.”
No wonder she’s Princess Cao.
Her domineering aura never needs to be artificially constructed.
“Is it confird?”
Jiang Chen asked.
General Cao was silent for a mont, then there was a teasing laughter.
“Even a little bee can have unwavering dedication. So, you can choose to believe in your own personal charm.”
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Golden Wall Temple.
As the largest sect, Myanmar has a vast number of temples, but this Golden Wall Temple is quite special.
It’s not that it is particularly large or historically old, but its geographical location is rather unique.
It lies at the junction of northern and southern Myanmar, not belonging to the governnt’s control nor within the warlords’ spheres of influence, situated in a tacitly ford buffer zone.
And today,
this temple discreetly welcod several groups of distinguished guests.
In front of the solemn Buddha statue, people in the Treasure Hall appeared solemn, offering incense one by one, regardless of whether they truly believed in the Buddhist theory of compassion.
It’s akin to how heroes in the greenwood all worship the Lord Guan.
The temple was temporarily closed, not receiving other believers, so there was no worry about being disturbed.
“General Jin, long ti no see.”
There were many people in the Treasure Hall, yet clearly divided into two factions, as if an invisible line distinguished them.
“I didn’t expect Chairman Ang Su to co personally. The last ti I t Chairman Ang Su was six years ago, wasn’t it?”
“General Jin has quite the mory. I rember I was working in Lasha Province at that ti, ti flies indeed.”
General Jin smiled without true amusent.
It was more than just ti flying.
Neither side would have thought back then what positions they would reach when they t again.
Ang Su.
Vice Chairman of the People’s Council.
Ranking by power sequence, he’s nearly among the top ten in Myanmar.
Of course.
This is the ranking in Myanmar’s officialdom.
The war-torn Northern Myanmar is excluded.
However, having such a heavyweight present demonstrates the Myanmar governnt’s sincerity for peace.
At the sa ti,
it also proves the diator’s capability.
Of course.
To ensure the greatest possible conclusion to this beneficial cooperation for the country and its people, the Myanmar officials not only sent Ang Su, but accompanying him were the heads of the Four Major Families.
Why bring these four?
The answer is clear.
The Allied Army, as the vanguard against fraud, had intense clashes with these four families.
Especially the Wei Family.
The youngest son of the Wei Family Head was brutally killed by the Allied Army, not even leaving a complete body, and the Four Major Families have deep roots, with their mbers occupying high positions across various Myanmar departnts.
To achieve this epic reconciliation, these four families are unavoidable obstacles.
The Bao, Liu, and Bai families still managed, as they only had conflicts with the Allied Army, although they suffered considerable losses, those who died were mostly insignificant common people.
Unlike the Wei Family.
They lost a son.
Even if they had ntally prepared before coming, Wei Bangxiong, the head of the Wei Family, still looked significantly hardened, truly unable to muster a smile.
Reconciliation with the Allied Army would indeed benefit the country and its people, but for the Wei Family alone, it’s an unfortunate turn.
The Allied Army surrendering ans there’s no hope for revenge, but as a leading class in Myanmar, how could they act solely out of personal resentnt when faced with the national interest?
Unless he relinquishes all his enjoyed honors, status, and power.
“The four Family Heads, as impressive as ever.”
General Jin definitely deserves to be called a hero, not at all apparent that last year he fought fiercely against the opposition, now greeting warmly.
As top figures, at least the other three Family Heads certainly have enough magnanimity, responding as if nothing happened, all with smiles.
The exception was the Wei Family Head, Wei Bangxiong, who did not partake in the hypocritical courtesies.
“Bangxiong.”
The leading Ang Su reminded.
General Jin’s gaze also fell on Wei Bangxiong’s face.
Given the objective facts, at least on the battlefield, these Four Major Families were all defeated by him, but now was certainly not the ti to flaunt it. Seemingly ignoring the other’s indifference, General Jin said: “Family Head Wei, about what happened to your son, I am very sorry. On the battlefield, it’s true that bullets have no eyes.”
Bullets have no eyes?
Was his son killed by a bullet?!
He was bled dry, hung on the flagpole, and died under the sun!
Even though ti has passed, the pain of a parent burying their child is nowhere near erasable by ti. Wei Bangxiong’s complexion went from black to white, as if his chest was blocked by a rock, remaining silent.
“I initially planned to bring Wei Yi over today, but he’s occupied with official duties. In the future, if there’s a chance, I’ll certainly have him personally apologize to Family Head Wei.”
Wei Yi.
Hearing the na caused Wei Bangxiong’s face to twitch slightly.
The Allies were the culprits, but this Wei Yi was the real knife-wielder.
He might not be able to retaliate against the Allies, but that doesn’t an there’s no chance to avenge Wei Yi.
“Regarding my son, I certainly wish to have a personal conversation with Deputy Officer Wei, so I thank General Jin in advance.”
Wei Bangxiong finally spoke, releasing the tense atmosphere in the Treasure Hall.
Ang Su laughed, “Misunderstandings are inevitable, resolving them is what’s important. General Jin, at the ti, you must have Deputy Officer Wei properly apologize to Family Head Wei.”
“Of course. Acknowledge the offense and accept the consequences.”
General Jin readily nodded, as if forgetting the contributions Wei Yi made for him and the outstanding service to the entire Allied Army.
Indeed.
For the greater good, sotis subordinates must sacrifice, and it’s inevitable.
“Haha, now that everyone’s misunderstandings have been cleared, we can discuss the main issues. Our conditions, General Jin should already be aware, how has General Jin considered them?”
“The governnt’s terms are fair, except one issue, which is the matter of military pay.”
Ang Su was unfazed, “To be honest, the governnt’s finances have been quite tight recently…”
“I understand.”
General Jin said, “I fully understand the governnt’s difficulties. But has the governnt considered seeking external assistance?”
Ang Su frowned.
“All of you should be aware of why our Allied Army combats fraud. Soone commissioned us for this task, and we receive remuneration, which is reasonable.”
He demonstrates what it ans to achieve a great cause.
Easily distancing himself from a hostile role, shifting all the bla for combating fraud.
Moreover,
he did pinpoint a direction.
He argues that those who benefit from the conflict, regardless of their reasons, should appropriately offer compensation.
It seems they’ve grown accustod to being fed, leading them to constantly search for ways to maximize benefits.
“My request is simple, to pay military salaries according to the budget for the reserve forces, our Allied Army will willingly commit.”
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