Li Xiaofeng didn't know that because of his relationship, the mentor became impatient or revengeful about how to deal with the counter-revolutionaries. People as steady as him all had the idea of ​​taking action first, which shows how much impact someone's injury had on him.

Of course, Li Xiaofeng didn't know this. He chose to bravely block the gun for his mentor and was ready to pretend to be dead. According to his original plan, since he wanted to act, he had to act in the whole set. This time he pretended to die, he would be critically ill for ten days and half a month. It would be best to walk around the gates of hell every day, so that he could attract attention and gain more attention.

Therefore, when his immortal body was transported to the hospital for emergency treatment, the guy left his body and flicked his soul. He was ready to take advantage of the time of coma and give some high-risk factors a shot, such as the Ukrainian problem.

As the most important food production place of the Tsarist Russian Empire, Ukraine has an extraordinary and important position for Russia. If it is lost, it will undoubtedly make Russia's already severe food crisis worse.

Previously in the Brest contract, although due to the existence of a certain immortal, Germany did not force Russia to agree to Ukraine's independence as in history (of course, this is purely a joke, and the Germans' plan was obvious, that is, under the guise of fighting for Ukraine independence, Ukraine was ceded from Russia's territory, and then they established a puppet regime).

The new Brest contract has no ownership, or is unresolved, to the question of Ukraine's status. It seems that the Germans have made concessions and do not seek to further weaken Russia's strength. In fact, the treaty has returned to the treaty, and the Germans are not watching Russia retain this big granary in their hearts. Although they cannot do anything on the surface, in fact, they will definitely use tricks secretly.

The Germans could use nothing more than to support the puppet regime and fight against Soviet Russia. Although the treaty restricted them from taking action directly, it was still allowed to act on others. What's more, Ukraine was in chaos at this time, and it can be said that the three governments were in a coherence.

The first government was a puppet built after Germany invaded Ukraine, which was the second Japanese regime led by the famous Ukrainian Skoropatsky.

The second government is the Central Executive Committee of the Ukrainian Soviet and the Soviet Government established by the Bolsheviks in Kharkiv.

The third government is famous, the famous Ukrainian Central Lada.

The name of the Central Lada in Ukraine is very strange. Most comrades may not know what this is. First of all, it must be explained that the Central Lada is not a person, but an institution. The nature is similar to the Soviet Union. The Lada means the Ukrainian language of the conference, parliament, and congress.

The so-called Central Lada means similar to the All-Russian Soviet or the National People's Congress. The predecessor of the Central Lada of Ukraine was United Lada, a Ukrainian social group established in Ukraine after the Russian February Revolution. When the Russian Provisional Government was established, United Lada was upgraded to Central Lada and elected the famous historian Grushevsky as its chairman.

Grushevsky was forced to stay in Moscow by the Tsarist Russian government for opposing Greater Russian chauvinism. When the Central Lada was established, it only required more autonomy and had not yet made any demands for sovereignty and independence. On June 28 of the same year, the Central Lada established the General Secretariat, namely the Ukrainian government.

From July 11 to 13, the Central Lada held talks with the Russian Provisional Government. On July 16, the two sides reached an understanding and recognized each other. At this time, Ukraine meant an autonomous franchise republic. For this reason, Ukraine Central Lada issued a special national announcement. However, on August 17, the reorganized Korensky Provisional Government overturned the agreement reached in July and did not recognize the legitimacy of the Ukrainian General Secretariat.

It has to be said that the Social Revolutionary Party led by Kerensky is really a pig's head. Originally, Ukraine only required national autonomy and did not require independence. Compared with Finland at that time, Poland's separatist tendency was not particularly serious. Even the previous cabinet of Lewoff knew that it was acceptable to agree to Ukraine's request.

However, the three pig heads led by Kerensky didn't know which nerve was wrong. As soon as they came to power, they overturned the previous agreement and vowed to maintain Russia's unification. Perhaps this guy hoped to show a strong attitude, hoping to show the whole world that he had the ability and confidence in maintaining Russia's unification.

What happened? Kerensky's beautiful wish became a luxury. With Kerensky's offensive defeat and the German army invaded Ukraine. His brainless policy made the whole of Russia pay for it.

Ukraine, which had just sought autonomy before, saw that the provisional government was useless! And he also felt that the provisional government was not trustworthy. As the call for national independence became higher and higher, as the war and political situation became increasingly unfavorable to the provisional government, Ukrainian friends decided not to play with their elder brother and revolt.

After the October Revolution broke out, Ukraine Central Lada took advantage of the chaos in Russia and established the Ukrainian Revolutionary Committee, which was actually the local government in Ukraine.

Between October and November, the Bolsheviks, Social Revolutionary Party and Mensheviks all tried to seize the Ukrainian regime. However, when Ukrainian national independence was awakened, they all failed. On November 20, Ukrainian Central Lada announced the establishment of the People's Republic of Ukraine, which can be said to have been independent in fact from Russia's control.

However, national independence is not a simple matter, especially at that time, the situation in the central Lada of Ukraine was not stronger than that of the Bolsheviks. The German and Austrian coalition forces were approaching in a large manner. Behind it, neither the previous provisional government nor the current Soviet People's Committee would allow him to be independent easily.

It must be specifically stated here that the attitudes and countermeasures adopted by the Bolsheviks towards the national independence movement in Ukraine were contradictory. In August 1917, when Kerensky tore up the agreement with Ukraine Central Lada and refused to recognize the Ukrainian General Secretariat, Lenin attacked Kerensky and the Provisional Government for this purpose, and spit on Kerensky's face.

When the October Revolution was victorious, when the Brest negotiations were the most difficult, and when the Germans launched a large-scale attack in history to force the Bolsheviks to submit, the Soviet People's Committee issued a contradictory "ultimatum" to Central Lada, which recognized the People's Republic of Ukraine on the one hand. However, on the other hand, it demanded that the People's Republic of Ukraine obey the jurisdiction of the all-Russian Soviet (that is, they still regard others as franchise countries).

The Central Rada would definitely not agree to this request, so at that time the Bolsheviks started a new job in Kharkiv and established the Ukrainian Soviet government to fight against the Ukrainian People's Republic. It was not until 1934 that Kiev re-selled Kharkiv as the capital of the Ukrainian socialist franchise republic.

In December 1917, after the People's Republic of Ukraine broke up with Soviet Russia, it was easy to establish its own army in January 1918. On January 24, under the recognition of countries around the world that were afraid of Russia's stability, Ukraine's Central Lada declared Ukraine to become a sovereign state, and the previous General Secretariat was renamed the Minister of People's Republic of China.

However, the newborn People's Republic of Ukraine is really powerful. Not long after it was announced to be an independent sovereign state, the capital Kiev was occupied by the German-Austrian coalition forces. At this time, history gave the leaders of the Ukrainian and Ukrainian national army and their national hero Simon Petliu a multiple-choice question.

In February 1918, in order to force Russia to submit, the Germans did not forget to bury and cause trouble for Russia while forcing Russia. While issuing an ultimatum, they secretly contacted Ukraine Central Lada. The two sides reached a ceasefire, which actually split Ukraine from Russia's territory. So in March, Ukraine Central Lada returned to the capital Kiev with the permission of the Germans.

Moreover, with the signing of the Brest contract, Ukraine's status was determined at that time, that is, it was to become an independent sovereign state. Since the Soviet Union was busy fighting a civil war, he could not care about Ukraine for a while. It should be said that the Central Lada had a chance to breathe. If they could seize the opportunity to strengthen their power, I am afraid that the history of the Soviet Union would have to be rewritten in the future, and Ukraine would probably become a sovereign state seventy or eighty years earlier.

The problem is that national independence can never be achieved through the charity of foreign interference forces. The Germans never wanted to be liberators of oppressed nations. With the signing of the Brest contract, the Germans repent. In order to control and enslave Ukraine, not long after the Brest contract came into effect, the German army disarmed the National Army, the most combat-effective unit in the Central Lada of Ukraine.

Just two days after the disarming of the national army, the Ukrainian traitor Skoropatsky, whom I mentioned earlier, made a name for himself, and announced that he would become Ukrainian Gaitman (the leader). Then the Ukrainian civil war broke out, and you beat me and I beat you. After more than two years of trouble, the national hero Simon Petreura was really not good. In 1920, he was beaten into a guerrilla force and fled to Poland with his remaining troops, and was detained. In the end, he could only go into exile in another country and ended up in depression.

After Ukraine entered a big circle, it finally returned to Russia's territory. To be honest, it is really ironic.

Of course, this is everything that happened in history, and the appearance of a certain immortal completely changed all this. The People's Republic of Ukraine or Central Lada was unable to reach an agreement with the Germans as in history. Because of the efforts of a certain immortal, the Germans who were frightened did not recognize Central Lada and did not support the Ukrainian traitor Skoropatsky. Now, Central Lada of Ukraine is still wandering around in Japan.

However, as mentioned earlier, the Germans are unreliable. These guys have not taken the Brest contract seriously in history. After the contract is signed and taken into effect, they have sent troops to occupy the Crim Peninsula. It is entirely possible to regret supporting the Central Lada or support Skoropatsky to cause trouble for Russia.

Li Xiaofeng must be on guard against it, especially when the Germans heard the news that he was seriously injured, it was really hard to say whether they would make a mistake. So, he decided to give the Germans a little warning first!

In Petrograd late at night, there were not many pedestrians on the streets, especially after the assassination, there were no few people in Petrograd at night except for the workers' pickets.

Akimovich looked at the empty streets boredly. He had been waiting for a while. He had received instructions from his superiors to pay special attention to Petrograd's sudden martial law and the previous assassination, so that he must understand the casualties in the assassination.

For this reason, Akimovich had to take the risk of contacting the spies who had been placed inside the Bolsheviks earlier. He made an appointment to connect here. With the special knock on the door, he breathed a sigh of relief. If nothing unexpected happened, the lurking spies had arrived.

Akimovich opened the door and just opened a crack. The spy rushed in quickly. He said without any doubt: "Close the door!"

Although Akimovich didn't know why the other party was so nervous, he could understand that it was very stressful to lurk in the enemy's heart, and it was understandable that neuroticism was a little bit understandable.

"Have you found out about the information?" Akimovich asked straight to the point.

The spy walked to the windowsill and glanced at the streets first. Then he breathed a sigh of relief. He found a sofa that avoided the window and sat down, took a deep breath and said, "We have found out. Last night, Lenin was assassined at the gate of Smolny Palace. There were three assassins. All were captured!"

What Akimovich wanted to know was not the assassin situation, he wanted to know the casualties of the Bolsheviks. Judging from the above concern, there might be a high-ranking Bolshevik leader who was killed. At this time, neither Akimovich nor the German government wanted any accidents to occur at the Bolshevik upper level, especially the Lenin faction who did not want to support the Brest contract to have an accident.

"Are there any casualties? Nothing happened to Lenin, right?"

The spy also sighed and said slowly: "Lenin is fine. Someone helped him block the bullet, but he didn't hurt a single hair!"

This news made Akimovich relax. As long as Lenin is fine, he was surprised when the spy said the next time.

The spy said gloatingly: "But the unlucky guy who helped Lenin block the bullet is in danger. According to the information I received, Andre Petrovic was shot five times, his life was in danger, and he is being rescued..."

Akimovich didn't listen to the words behind him. He only listened to the name. To be honest, he felt a little dazed in his heart, and even doubted whether he had heard it awkwardly.

Suddenly, he interrupted the spy and asked without hesitation: "Do you say Andre Petrovic is seriously injured and has a life-threatening?"

The spy didn't know the meaning of a certain immortal. He replied in a daze: "That's right!"

Akimovich's throat squirmed for a moment and continued to ask seriously: "The Andrei Petrovic you mentioned is the Andrei Petrovic who is in charge of Chika, Moscow?"

"That's right, it's him!"

Akimovich, who got the affirmative answer, jumped up from the sofa and shouted: "This is impossible!"

Yes, in Akimovich's opinion, monsters like a certain immortal are not something that can be damaged by bullets. To put it bluntly, being able to kill that guy with a cannon is a fantasy. Superman like that is not something that can be damaged by weapons made by humans.

And now someone told him that a superman was seriously injured by a few bullets, and Akimovich immediately thought that the information was wrong. So he asked again without getting tired of it: "Do you confirm?"

The spy was a little confused by the nagging Akimovich, but he personally confirmed the news, and he was confident!

"It's true. I sneaked into the hospital and confirmed it myself. It was Andre Petrovic!"

Although Akimovich believed that his ace spy would not lie, he could not believe the news. If this is true, is it necessary to make a big adjustment to the policies of Russia and the Bolsheviks? Or, he might as well go to the hospital and make the final confirmation. If someone is really critically ill, just take advantage of his illness and kill him?

In an instant, countless thoughts and thoughts emerged from Akimovich's mind. He walked around the room anxiously, and after a long time, he ordered the spy: "This news is very important. I will report it to the country immediately. Go back immediately and pay close attention to the movements of the Bolsheviks, but be careful not to expose his identity..."

However, before Akimovich finished speaking, Li Xiaofeng's sharp and mean teasing suddenly appeared in the room: "Don't expose your identity or something is unnecessary!"

Akimovich and the spy were both startled by a certain immortal who suddenly appeared. Akimovich was a little better. He knew that a certain immortal was superman and could be accepted by invisible through the walls. The spy was frightened. Of course, this was not only because of a certain immortal suddenly appeared, but also because he remembered it very clearly that in the afternoon, someone was lying in the intensive care unit, but why did he jump again at night?

At that moment, the frightened spy pulled out the gun and prepared to shoot without saying a word. Even Akimovich could not stop him: "No!"

Bang!

The poor spy was punched heavily between his eyes and fell to the ground. After losing a detent technique for the guy, Li Xiaofeng clapped his hands lightly, sat down in the seat where the spy was sitting in front of the spy, and ordered carelessly: "Mr. Akimovich, it seems we need to have a good talk!"

Akimovich now regretted his intestines. He felt that he was too stupid and should not doubt someone's ability. How could this kind of disaster be solved so simply? Without thinking, this is definitely a trick of flesh and blood, maybe it is to lead the snake out of the hole.

Akimovich looked at the ace spy who fainted on the ground with bitterness. Needless to say, this ace is considered useless. It is very likely that because his relationship will involve a large number of spies lurking among the Bolsheviks. This time the losses are too heavy!
Chapter completed!