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    513 assassination target

    Yes, assassination.  Simple, crude, yet extremely effective.  It can quickly eliminate a certain enemy or a group of enemies, thereby achieving an effect that conspiracy and conspiracy cannot achieve at all.

    Chen Yu then quickly conveyed this possibility to the analysis center affiliated with the Overseas Intelligence Center.  To a certain extent, this analytical center that brought together almost most of the most intelligent and well-stocked people in the seventeenth century was a bit like a think tank.  Under the auspices of Fei Yunyun, the analysis center used a series of algorithms to summarize the possibility with the highest probability: there is a 70% chance that the assassination target is Ma Shiying.

    From the perspective of the Qing Dynasty, it was precisely because of Ma Shiying's good personal relationship with the Australians that Australia directly sent troops to help when the Ming Dynasty was in crisis; it was also Ma Shiying who had the foresight to prepare a Wu Yi army fully equipped with Australian firearms.  .  Then this Wu Yi army severely damaged the Qing army at Dasheng Pass; it was Ma Shiying who, after eliminating his political enemies, was now stepping up the pace of reforming the evil policies of the Ming Dynasty.  If Ma Shiying was allowed to continue to implement reforms, the Ming Dynasty, which burst out with vitality after the reforms, would never be able to compete with the Manchu Qing Dynasty.

    The most important thing is that Ma Shiying's personal ethics are not good, at least it is not in line with the appetite of those who are clear. Therefore, it is destined that no matter when, there will always be people in the government and the public trying to dismount Lao Ma.

    Once Ma Shiying dies and the government is extinguished, the reform will naturally not be able to continue; then because of Ma Shiying's abnormal death, the Ming Dynasty and the public will definitely fight for the hot position of chief minister; and then, maybe it will be  The now close relationship between the Ming Dynasty and Australia has cracked Except for the last one, the Qing's plans are very likely to come true.

    ??The elites of the Ming Dynasty, or the officials of the past dynasties who claimed to be on the right track, have always only looked at a person's moral character, not how many things the person has done to benefit the country.  Ma Shiying has poor personal ethics, so in Qingliu's eyes, Lao Ma is a traitor.  All political opinions put forward by treacherous officials are treacherous, so we must oppose them.

    Even though Lao Ma now has the aura of Guo Ziyi of the Ming Dynasty, there is an undercurrent surging below, and there are endless voices of opposition.  What's more, the old horse died suddenly?  The matter of death and political extinction is no joke.

    Of course, the last point is that regarding the relationship between Ming and Ao, the Manchu and Qing Dynasties took it for granted.  The relationship between Ming and Australia does not depend on who will be the first assistant of the Ming Dynasty, but on the final decision of the Australian Parliament.  Even if Lao Ma dies, the Australians will have to use all their strength to force the new chief minister to support Australia.  If that guy dares to dislike Australia, the time travelers will replace him and support a new chief assistant This is easy.  Whether it is stopping the supply of weapons and ammunition or withdrawing investment, Nan Ming can be killed.

    But this does not mean that Ma Shiying is not important. Australia can sit back and watch the life and death of Ma Shiying.  On the contrary, considering that it is not easy to cultivate a pro-Australian first minister of the Ming Dynasty, and the turmoil that Nanming will inevitably experience after Ma Shiying's death will inevitably cause unsaleable Australian products, the Australian Congress will not sit back and watch Lao Ma's assassination.

    ¡°To use what Shao Bei has been saying all day long, a turbulent Ming Dynasty is completely inconsistent with Australia¡¯s interests.

    Twenty minutes later, Chen Yu appeared at the Australian Embassy.  Theoretically, there is no affiliation between an embassy and an overseas intelligence center.  But this matter involves Ma Shiying's life and death, and he must say hello to Shao Bei, because in terms of procedures, the embassy and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs are the links of communication between Australia and Nanming.

    Just as Chen Yu expected, after listening to the brief narrative, Shao Bei frowned: "We must ensure Ma Shiying's personal safety." After a pause, he added with a slightly surprised and angry tone: "If there is  Perhaps, it would be best to take this opportunity to uproot the Qing forces deployed in Nanjing."

    Shao Bei shuddered whenever he thought that there might be Manchu spies rushing towards him at any time brandishing knives.  This time the target is Ma Shiying, but what about next time?  You must know that Jin Qihong's death has caused great repercussions in Australia, and Australia can no longer afford the loss of the public.

    "Let's go and inform Ma Shiying now." Shao Bei said and stood up.

    "Just informing is not enough." The spy chief obviously had his own ideas: "I think we should take the opportunity to promote intelligence exchanges between Ming and Macao."

    It seems that the spy chief is no longer satisfied with his power being limited to Southeast Asia.  Information exchange This is obviously to extend its tentacles to the mainland.  Shao Bei was instinctively startled, because in the storm of change of office ten months ago, there was a faint shadow of the spy chief's involvement behind the scenes.  In other words, this guy must know some inside information that he doesn't know.  Is it a good or bad thing to allow overseas intelligence centers to further expand their power?

    Considering this, Shao Bei did not say anything: "It depends on the situation."

    It was almost a perfunctory reply, to which Chen Yu just saidRespond with a confident smile.  It seems that the spy chief is confident that he can rely on his persuasion to impress Ma Shiying.

    At a quarter past three in the afternoon, Shao Bei and Chen Yu appeared at Ma Shiying's mansion.  Coincidentally, the commander of the Jin Yiwei, Ma Jixiang, was also there.

    After some pleasantries, Chen Yu was introduced, and then Shao Bei briefly explained his purpose.  Hearing that the Manchu Qing actually staged such a big battle in the Ming capital and planned to assassinate him, Lao Ma was stunned for a long time.  This news is both unexpected and reasonable.  But looking at Lao Ma's face, he actually looked a little complacent.

    Ma Shiying actually became the Manchu Qing's number one confidant, and he did not hesitate to resort to such shady means as assassination.  Looking at the entire Ming Dynasty, who else has such treatment?  Neither Shi Kefa nor Wang Duo nor Sun Chuanting who fell from the sky can do it!  Far worse than Ma Shiying.

    The old horse was complacent on the side, but it frightened Ma Jixiang, the commander of the Jinyiwei.

    Where is Nanjing?  The capital of Ming Dynasty!  Now the Manchu Qing Dynasty has done so many small tricks under their noses, and they are already planning to assassinate Ma Shiying. But he doesn't know about this, and an Australian who is unfamiliar with the place has to come to tell him This is called him  Why is Ma Jixiang so embarrassed?

    Ma Jixiang quickly stood up and confessed.  Then he swore that he would find out whether this matter was true or not To say that Lao Ma is from his family was an extremely artistic statement.  To find out the truth and falsehood, it means that it is difficult to distinguish the truth from the false information provided by Chen Yu.  Originally, Jin Yiwei's home base was in Nanjing, but it turned out that Jin Yiwei didn't know anything about it, and you migrant Australians learned about it first. Who would believe it if I told it?  Are all the fan stories written by our Jin Yiwei useless snacks?  What a joke!

    In addition, this guy Chen Yu has been tormenting and humiliating their Jin Yiwei for several months. Ma Jixiang doesn't have the slightest favorable impression of Chen Yu at this moment.  It's no wonder that anyone would be angry if they ruined their jobs.

    Lao Ma seemed very generous and did not reprimand Ma Jixiang, but just ordered him to step up the investigation.  Then he wrote a handwritten letter and mobilized a Wu Yi army to act as a guard Regardless of whether it is true or false, I would rather believe it or not.  He was very concerned about his life, and he wanted to surpass Guo Ziyi and leave his name in history, but he didn't want to die in the hands of the Qing Dynasty's craftsmen in such an unexplained way.

    ¡°Then¡­then it¡¯s gone.  Although Lao Ma attaches great importance to it, it can only go so far.  As for the exchange and cooperation between Ming'ao intelligence systems proposed by Chen Yu, both Ma Shiying and Ma Jixiang have a wait-and-see attitude towards this.

    When Chen Yuwan disappeared several times, both Ma Shiying and Ma Jixiang were greatly embarrassed.  In addition, Chen Yu is a woman.  In addition, Jin Yiwei's recent errands are not limited to targeting Manchu officials and Ming Dynasty ministers, but also Australian allies.  Over the past few months, a lot of dark material has been summarized based on intelligence.

    For example, the so-called Australians, except for the leaders, are mostly ordinary people who came out of the Ming Dynasty; another example is Australia, which seems to be powerful, but in fact its population is not as large as that of a large county in the Jiangnan region of the Ming Dynasty

    ¡°In all these cases, Ma Shiying and Ma Jixiang absolutely do not want their Australian allies to know about their little tricks in private.  With such a small calculation, he naturally expressed it by humming and hahaha, but did not answer Chen Yu's words.

    If it hits a soft nail, logically speaking, the spy chief will be disappointed.  But Shao Bei peeked over and saw that Chen Yu was still smiling, as if he didn't care about the result at all.

    "They will change their attitude soon." After leaving Ma Shiying's mansion and sitting in the carriage, Chen Yu vowed to Shao Bei.

    In the next two days, both the Overseas Intelligence Center and the Jin Yiwei were all busy.  Fans spread out to hunt down suspicious persons; the few agents in overseas intelligence centers also began to carry out targeted counterintelligence work.

    Although Jinyiwei has the huge advantage of the right time, place and people, the most important clue two criminal thieves fell into the hands of the Australians.  Therefore, the followers of Jinyiwei could only look around like headless flies with hammers and sticks here and there.

    "The agents of the Overseas Intelligence Center followed the clues left by the two gangsters, first based on the cuts and marks, and found the guy named Uncle Li.  Then an agent sneaked into his room and installed a large listening device.  More agents were deployed around the inn to monitor.

    Then there was a conversation between Yu Shu, a Manchu spy posing as a fortune teller, and the Manchu plot was finally revealed to Chen Yu.

    "What did you say?" Chen Yu was stunned for a while, then asked his subordinates in a confirming manner: "Say it again."

    "Director, the target of the Manchu Qing Dynasty is not Ma Shiying but the second assistant Shi Kefa." As he spoke, his subordinates looked at the clock: "If nothing changes, the assassination will be carried out"The meeting will be held two hours later, when Shi Kefa goes to court.  "

    "Hell!" In only two hours, the target changed, which caught Chen Yu off guard.
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