Sichuan Prefecture, Chongdu.

Qin Yu, who had been waiting for the news, took the phone and said to Chen Jun, "Okay, okay, I understand. I will go to Nanhu in person tomorrow. Let's see you in Nanhu. Well, let's do this first."

After hanging up the phone, Qin Yu immediately ordered Xiaosang: "You make arrangements, I'm going to Nanhu for a few days."

Xiaosang was stunned: "Commander, the seventh district is so chaotic now. If you go to Nanshang, you have to pass by the surrounding area of ​​Jiujiang. This is a security issue...!"

"Bang!"

Qin Yu slapped Xiaosang in the head: "You are stupid. The Chen family made such a big disturbance for Fu Zhenguo, and the loss was not small. Now that the person is back, can we sit in Sichuan Mansion and make a statement and ask the Chen family to send the person over with just one word? This is so rude, do you understand?"

"Okay, I'll arrange it."

"I have to go." Qin Yu said with a smile: "We are still a brigade commander and a division commander. We can still act spoiled, but the more we get to the top, the more we cannot forget the etiquette. Make arrangements quickly and leave tomorrow morning."

"Haole." Xiaosang responded immediately.

After saying that, Qin Yu picked up the phone, thought for a while, and called Chief Wang of the headquarters: "Hey?"

"You said, Commander!"

"Give me five million, oh no, I want to use 10 million military expenses." Qin Yu thought for a while and said, "This money is classified as military information expenses."

"Okay, I'll prepare right away."

"Well, that's it!"

After saying that, the two finished the call. Qin Yu looked down at his watch and said, "Let's go, go home!"

...

Early in the morning.

In the Luhuai Command, Zhou Xingli was too lazy to see anyone at this moment, and sat alone in the office, staring out the window in a daze.

Fu Zhenguo ran away, but the senior officers of the Third Fleet were not greatly affected. Except for the old bachelor Chief of Staff Liu, Ge Ming and others who also fled together, other senior officers did not participate in the mutiny. The entire command system of the Third Fleet was not greatly affected, and the losses of one side were not very serious.

This result seems acceptable on the surface, but Zhou Xingli is very clear that the reason why the senior officers of the Third Fleet did not have a shock was not necessarily because of their high loyalty to the Zhou army regime, but because they all have families and their immediate relatives are all in Luhuai, and they are not able to carry out large-scale evacuation, otherwise they would not know how many people would flee with Fu Zhenguo.

And this is something that Zhou Xingli is unacceptable.

Zhou Xingli wanted to use Fu Zhenguo and admired his military talent, but the current situation within the Zhou clan forced him to push Fu Zhenguo away.

Fu Zhenguo's escape was indeed related to the proactive instigation of the Sichuan Provincial Government and the Chen faction, but it was more of the internal factional struggle that determined the result.

Zhou Yuanzheng wanted to take the opportunity to take Fu Zhenguo away and get his control over the Third Fleet. The senior leaders of other factions also disliked the man named Zhenguo, so at the critical moment, no one in the entire headquarters was willing to speak for him, so Zhou Xingli couldn't protect him even if he wanted to.

Some people may be confused, saying that Zhou Xingli, a military and political leader, has no control over the lower class? It is so difficult that he can't speak well?

In fact, this is not the case, because the more this person stands at the top, the more he will be subject to more constraints, and there are too many factors to consider.

Since his initial power, Zhou Xingli liked to value family power. In his faction, those who hold power were clan relatives and close relatives, such as Zhou Yuanzheng, and some senior generals of the army.

With these people, Zhou Xingli was able to reach the position of military and political leader and control the most core military rights. After he reached the peak of power, other military and political factions he cooperated with were also representatives of family-oriented families.

For example, the Xu family!

Xu Seoul was originally the deputy commander of the Second World War Zone, but before the war began in District 7, he had already openly exercised the power of the Commander-in-Chief of the War Zone, completely squeezing Lao Song, who was originally the Commander-in-Chief of the Second World War Zone.

Why is this?

Because all the main forces in the Second World War Zone were from his Xu family, and the front-line commanders were 80% of them, all of whom were his disciples of Xu Seoul. Old Song insisted on sitting in a position, and he could not even lose his life one day, so he could only choose to release his power, gradually fade out of the military and political circle, become a rich and idle person, and live his life.

This kind of rights management model has indeed allowed Zhou Xingli to control the top rights, but it also restricts him everywhere. If he is just a war zone commander, he will live a very comfortable life. The upper class will not dare to touch him. As long as he balances his interests, he will be a well-deserved vassal king.

But as the boss, Zhou Xingli could not consider the problem from the perspective of the vassal kings, but wanted to upgrade the pattern and consider the problem from the development of the entire faction. At this time, he discovered that the family power that originally made him strong would be a stumbling block for him to exercise certain rights.

This is like during the G period, when Chiang Kai-shek tried to punish corruption several times, and even sent his son to take charge of this matter, but found that it could not be done at all.

Because the family forces are resisting and rebounding, from their perspective, they also need to protect their interests and rights. Just like Zhou Xingli wants to remove the disobedient Fu Zhenguo, I have a thorn under my command, but I can't control it, and I don't listen to it. Then I have something wrong with killing him?

Zhou Xingli felt a little tired when he thought of this. He realized that if his military regime wanted to go further, he needed reform.

How to change it?

Zhou Xingli thought of the Shensha Corps and Feng Corps who had just arrived. He realized that this was an opportunity, but he still needed to wait for an opportunity. He needed to take it slowly and not to hurry up.

Of course, this problem will not only cause headaches for Zhou Xingli, but also because there is a military and political faction that almost takes the same path as their Zhou faction, so the person in charge of that family may also have headaches in the future.

...

The next day, in the afternoon.

Qin Yu risked being bombarded and after several twists and turns, he quietly arrived in Nanhu and met Chen Zhongren as soon as possible.

In the Chen-Chief Headquarters, Qin Yu sat on the sofa with a serious face and said to the beloved Uncle Chen: "Uncle Chen, we have suffered a lot of losses here. I asked the Ministry of Finance of the headquarters to withdraw 10 million cash and prepare to send some pensions to the soldiers who died and the officers' homes."

Chen Zhongren was stunned for a moment and nodded slowly: "Well, the loss this time is greater than expected."

...

In the headquarters hospital.

Fu Zhenguo lay on the bed and said expressionlessly: "I won't go to see Qin Yu anymore. It's useless to see him. I'm going to stay in Chen Shi and not leave."

"General Fu, the dinner has been arranged, so you have to show off!" The military intelligence officer in charge of communication persuaded him very embarrassedly.
Chapter completed!