Rebirth of the Republic of China: The Story of the Chaebol

With the constant support of Sun Tong, an outlier, the Dragon Kingdom in this life is indeed much stronger than the same period. This strength is not only in the economy and people's livelihood, but also in the military.

However, faced with enemies hiding in the dark and eyeing them covetously, those forces in Longguo that were unable to work together had to watch the Northeast being occupied by the Japanese in the end.

The only difference in this life may be that the Northeastern army did not leave their hometown in disgrace without firing a shot.

Faced with the aggressive Japanese invaders, the local army fought with them for a long time.

If it weren't for the fact that the defenders were too small in number and supplies couldn't keep up, they would have really skinned the Japanese this time.

As the Japanese invaders completely occupied the Northeast, except for a part of the local army who chose to withdraw from the Great Wall in accordance with Zhang Xiaoliu's orders, the rest of the local army stayed directly in their hometown.

Nowadays, these troops have long been disbanded, but the group of people who chose to stay didn't care about this at all. In short, they couldn't just sit and watch the Japanese harm their fellow countrymen.

When he received the news of the fall of Northeast China, Sun was still in Longhua. He originally thought that given Longguo's current situation, it would not be so easy for the Japanese to occupy Northeast China in this life.

Now it seems that he was overthinking it.

But it is also true that, given the current situation in Long Country, this situation, although unexpected, is also reasonable.

"Brother Zhongmin, is the situation in the Northeast really irreversible?"

"How can we save the situation? There is no chance. The order of non-resistance was issued by my brother Jiang. Even if the warlords in various places had the heart to save the country at the beginning, after what he did, who would still have the heart to send troops? It's too late to preserve their strength. Besides, he is the nominal leader of Longguo after all, and everyone still has to listen to him on the surface, so I'm afraid that the Northeast will not be able to fight back in a short time."

Sun Tong also felt regretful. The beginning of this life was obviously much better than the original history, but the final result still could not be changed. This made Sun Tong a little discouraged, but it also made him realize that he could not rely on others for everything.

"So, brother Tong, is there anything we can do to help the country?"

After all, the two ladies in the family are women of the new era. While they pay attention to the affairs of the family, they also pay attention to national affairs.

The fall of Northeast China was a matter of national justice. Although Sun Tong would definitely make the final decision, this did not prevent them from asking a few more questions.

"There's no rush. Let's get some information first. The Japanese have been eyeing the Northeast for a long time. In fact, everything they did has its traces. It's just that the people in China have been fighting for power all day, which led to the current situation. Although I have a great reputation and influence in China, I don't have any real power after all. In addition, our family has always been low-key, so it's difficult for me to interfere in some things, so we can only take it one step at a time."

Although Sun Tonghua said this, he was not at all relieved.

Because he had made some arrangements in the Northeast a long time ago, the first thing he did was to send people to contact those people who were willing to stay in the Northeast to fight against Japan.

The reason why these people chose to stay in the Northeast was because of their passion, but the problem was that passion alone could not drive away the Japanese. For them who lacked supplies, the only thing Sun Tong could do for them was to provide them with guns, ammunition, food and medicine.

At present, there are at least three to five hundred anti-Japanese organizations in the entire Northeast. Some of these teams may have only three or five people, while some may have thousands of people.

Judging from the supplies that Sun Tong had previously stockpiled in the grassland area, these supplies were enough to last these people for three to five years.

At the same time, Sun Tong was constantly sending people to lobby the leaders of these anti-Japanese organizations.

Now they are scattered all over the Northeast and each of them is independent. It seems that they are safer this way than staying together.

But the problem is that if they continue like this, they can only fight small battles. If they really want to fight the Japanese head-on, they have to unite everyone.

Because of Sun Tong's people's matchmaking, many anti-Japanese organizations in the town have chosen to merge in recent times. This has also made these anti-Japanese and national salvation organizations more and more famous, and many people from the public have also chosen to join them.

All of a sudden, the entire Northeast region was swept by a new round of anti-Japanese fervor. According to reports from his subordinates, the total number of troops in the major anti-Japanese organizations in the Northeast now exceeds 200,000.

The amount of supplies consumed by so many people every day is definitely an astronomical figure, but as long as it is to fight the Japanese, Sun Tong will definitely have to help out.

Isn't it just money?

Sun Tong had so much of this stuff that he didn't know what to do with it, so batches of supplies were transported to the Northeast by Sun Tong's men through various channels.

The Japanese have just occupied that place and their control over it is limited. In order to further strengthen the strength of those anti-Japanese and national salvation organizations, before the Japanese completely control the Northeast, Sun Tong plans to stockpile as many supplies as possible in the Northeast to avoid having to transport them in later.