novelaction Chapter 661
Chapter 661
Shanghai, French Concession
"Impossible, this is absolutely impossible!"
"Hmph, the French Concession is no longer your territory. I think you should think about how to defeat the Germans first!"
At this moment, at the negotiating table, the negotiating team led by Nakajima is pressuring the person in charge of the French Concession!
now!
The Germans have already launched the first attack!
As allies, the Japanese naturally contributed from the rear!
The Germans and the French are at war!
Under such circumstances!
Leadership of the French Concession was something the Japanese had to fight for!
"Shai Te, we, the great France, will not be defeated so easily. You think you're worthy of leading the French Concession?"
"You bastards! You are insulting our Great Japanese Empire! We will send troops to raze the French Concession to the ground!"
"........."
A heated argument broke out in the large conference room!
Standing at the door, Su Mu listened to the noise coming from the conference room and couldn't help but feel a little worried!
The French seem extremely arrogant right now!
But Su Mu knew very well!
The French have long been all bark and no bite!
Under the German offensive!
Let alone persisting for several months!
One month!
In just one month, the city of romance was taken over!
The famous saying that "no one could occupy Paris before the French surrendered" originated from this story!
Because the French surrendered too quickly!
This will inevitably affect the situation in Shanghai!
Thinking about this, Su Mu also felt a headache coming on!
There will be no more Frenchmen or Britishmen!
Shanghai was completely under the control of the Japanese!
The French Concession and the International Settlement will face a massive search by the Japanese devils!
"Baka! These arrogant Westerners!"
The conference room door was pushed open, and Nakajima Go was angrily cursing, extremely dissatisfied with the Frenchman's attitude!
Their hometown has already caught fire!
They're still eyeing their interests in China!
The French Concession in Shanghai!
They're going to get involved no matter what!
This is just the beginning!
As Nakajima Go came out, the negotiating team that had accompanied him, the consulate staff from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and Nakano Osamu all emerged from among them!
"Humph!"
The door to the conference room on the other side opened, and the Frenchman arrogantly walked out, letting out a cold shout!
They were at war with the Germans!
But the Maginot Line exists!
The Germans could never conquer them!
and so!
Giving up our interests in China is absolutely impossible!
Eavesdropping on Wilson's thoughts, Su Mu couldn't help but curl his lips!
really!
These Frenchmen are really too confident!
That damn defensive line has long been bypassed!
This is why!
The reason why the French lost so quickly!
"Nakano-kun, the negotiations failed?"
After glancing at Nakano Osamu, Su Mu quietly leaned over and asked a question.
"No, but there's been no progress either!" Nakano Osamu shook his head. This kind of thing wasn't exactly a secret!
They want leadership of the French Concession!
It's been going on for more than just a day or two!
Eavesdropping on what Nakano Osamu and the others were thinking, Su Mu hesitated for a moment before finally speaking out!
"Nakano-kun, I think we should wait a bit!"
"Oh? Wait a minute?!"
Nakano Osamu looked at Su Mu in surprise. He had not participated in this meeting and did not know its contents. Why would he make such a suggestion?
“That’s right. There’s an old Chinese saying: ‘Winning hearts is the best strategy, conquering cities is the worst!’” Meeting Nakano Osamu’s gaze, Su Mu, with the intelligence he knew from the future, was naturally exceptionally confident!
"We just need to wait until the Germans put enough pressure on us, and our negotiations will go much more smoothly!"
Hearing Su Mu's suggestion, Nakano Osamu frowned and fell into deep thought!
"Alright, Susan, I'll pass on your suggestion to Commander Nakajima!" Nakano Osamu nodded in satisfaction and strode outside.