?Original Hu Yunfeng was willing to go to India to join the US military and then enter Myanmar. Last time he went deep into the Altai Krai region to fight, Hu Yunfeng and the special forces suffered the loss of no supplies, and were surrounded by the Soviet army. This time he went to Myanmar to fight against the Japanese army, he would not let this happen again [Share from netizens] He must make good use of this American big shot.--.

Of course, he also has a purpose general Sun Liren, who is a good combat expert and is not as selfish and greedy as other confidant generals of Chiang Kai-shek. Moreover, Chiang Kai-shek did not trust Sun Liren, a general who was not from Huangpu. Sun Liren also had deep conflicts with Chiang Kai-shek, so Hu Yunfeng had to meet Sun Liren.

The troops were ready, and Hu Yunfeng did not delay. The next day, he took a battalion of tiger special forces and a company of mercenaries to Haifang Port, preparing to take warships from Haifang to India.

When passing by Hanoi, Hu Yunfeng specially asked the troops to rest in Hanoi for a day. He took the special forces members to Song Hui's home in Hanoi. Hu Yunfeng knew that his actions could not completely make up for the gap between the special forces members and Song Hui, but he was going to fight together. Hu Yunfeng did not want the gap between them to be brought to the battlefield.

Although Hu Yunfeng and the special forces members stayed at Song Hui's house for a day, Hu Yunfeng could see that most special forces members were still resentful of Song Hui's behavior. It was just because of his presence that the special forces members were willing to say something different to Song Hui. If it weren't silent or teasing Song Hui's son at other times.

Hu Yunfeng also knew that Song Hui betrayed not only him as the captain. In the eyes of the special forces members, he betrayed the special forces group. The special forces' belief is to never abandon it, but Song Hui's betrayal severely hit the special forces members' beliefs. Although Song Hui is trying hard to make up for his own mistakes, it is understandable that the special forces members are unwilling to forgive him completely.

Hu Yunfeng implicitly warned the special forces that the special forces should not be taken to the battlefield in an emotional state. The next day he took his troops to the coastal defense and headed to India with a fleet of four warships led by a battleship.

Although it was speculated that Hu Yunfeng might have conspired to the Japanese navy during the Midway Navy, the Japanese were just speculations and they had no evidence. Even if there was evidence, the Japanese would swallow this bitter fruit. Hu Yunfeng did not want to declare war on Japan so early. Similarly, the Japanese did not want to completely defeat the United States and Britain, and took the initiative to force Hu Yunfeng to join the war against Japan. Therefore, when the fleet Hu Yunfeng was riding swaggered through the Malacca Strait controlled by the Japanese, the Japanese could only watch the fleet of the Greater China Empire leaving angrily.

It was already July 3, 1942, when Stilwell and the Indian Governor led the crowd to greet him. Hu Yunfeng saw such a big scene between the Americans and the British, and believed that the United States and the British were deliberately trying to let the Japanese know that Hu Yunfeng brought his army to India and provoked Japan and the Greater China Empire to start war immediately.

Yes, this was the result of Roosevelt's discussion with Jichul, but unfortunately Hu Yunfeng was not fooled. Hu Yunfeng just ordered Song Hui to bring the mercenaries to the shore first and accept the welcome from Stilwell and the Governor of India. Then he ordered the fleet to drive towards the sea, and then drove back to the port to take the troops to the shore at night.

Stilwell has heard of Hu Yunfeng a lot. He also learned from the US ambassador to China and Roosevelt that Hu Yunfeng is a despicable, shameless, sinister and cunning guy. In Hu Yunfeng's actions today, Stilwell also thought that Hu Yunfeng was too cunning and saw through the US and Britain's plan at a glance. What made him laugh and cry was that Hu Yunfeng actually brought a company of European mercenaries. Moreover, most of these mercenaries were Germans, which not only made Stilwell angry. He also made the British Indian Governor faint on the ground on the spot.

"His Majesty the Emperor, why did you bring Germans to India?" The Indian Governor was so angry during the day. When Hu Yunfeng and his troops arrived ashore in the evening, the Indian Governor was unwilling to welcome Hu Yunfeng. Stilwell had to come to welcome Hu Yunfeng, and he immediately asked when he saw Hu Yunfeng.

Hu Yunfeng did not blame Stilwell for being rude. He smiled and said, "Who told you that they were Germans? They were soldiers of the Greater China Empire and were here to help you fight the Japanese."

Of course, Stilwell would not know that the more than 10,000 European mercenaries in Song Hui's hands were in Vietnam in the past two years, and Australia had been very comfortable. They had long proposed to give up their nationality. However, at that time, the Soviet Port Group had not yet established a country and could not meet their requirements. Not long ago, after the Greater China Empire was just established, all mercenaries immediately proposed to join the Greater China Empire. This time, the mercenaries in this company brought to India by Song Hui were the first to join the Greater China Empire. They were not only loyal to mercenaries, but also very strong combat capabilities. This is also the reason why Song Hui chose them to come to India with Hu Yunfeng.

After hearing what Hu Yunfeng said, Stilwell had nothing to say. However, when he thought of the upcoming US team going to fight with the Germans, Stilwell always felt very awkward.

It was awkward, but Stilwell had to admit that Hu Yunfeng's mercenary troops and the troops behind Hu Yunfeng are very elite. Roosevelt had already handed over the information about Hu Yunfeng and the special forces of the Greater China Empire to Stilwell. Stilwell also knew about the situation of Hu Yunfeng's combat with the Soviet army not long ago. Looking at the murderous elite special forces behind Hu Yunfeng, Stilwell had to sigh, why are Hu Yunfeng trained such a strong combat force? He thought that if a division in his hand would not have been defeated so much, it would have been so miserable.

Although the failure of the Myanmar Battle was not because the Chinese army was not brave, it was an indisputable fact that the combat effectiveness was several levels worse than that of the Japanese army. Hu Yunfeng's troops were exactly what Stilwell needed, but unfortunately Hu Yunfeng only brought one reinforcement battalion, and there was also a company of European mercenaries mainly Germans.

Stilwell and Hu Yunfeng did not have much topic to talk about when they first met. After a while, Stilwell took Hu Yunfeng and his troops to rest.

At this time, the Chinese team in Myanmar had not yet completely escaped from Myanmar, and Stilwell was not in the mood to spend time on the banquet welcoming Hu Yunfeng. Similarly, Hu Yunfeng did not want to attend the banquet set up by the Indian Governor. He believed that the welcome banquet set up by the Indian Governor was also a trap. After discussing with Stilwell, the two hit it off and immediately led their troops to Lamba, a remote town in Bihar, northeastern India.

Within two days after arriving in Lambga, Stilwell ordered the remaining 3,000 of Sun Liren's 38th Division to drive from Impal in India to Lambga, preparing to reorganize the 38th Division.

A few days later, Hu Yunfeng finally met Sun Liren. He had heard of Hu Yunfeng and Sun Liren for a long time, but what he didn't expect was that in India, he could actually see Hu Yunfeng himself in Lambga. Sun Liren seemed not to be interested in Hu Yunfeng, which surprised Hu Yunfeng and Stilwell. Logically speaking, Hu Yunfeng is now the emperor of the Greater China Empire, and his identity is there. Sun Liren must salute him when he sees Hu Yunfeng.

How could Hu Yunfeng and Stilwell know that Sun Liren believed that the Battle of Myanmar could be avoided. Hu Yunfeng occupied Vietnam and the Far East, and the United States and China did not need to launch this war to open the China-Myanmar highway. The materials that the United States aided to China should be transported from Vietnam or the former Far East of the Soviet Union to the battlefield of the War of Resistance against China. But why did China and the United States still invest so much troops to open the China-Myanmar highway? Sun Liren believed that Hu Yunfeng colluded with the Japanese for the sake of a single benefit to prevent the transfer of American materials from China from his territory.

Hu Yunfeng had actually secretly opened a channel from Vietnam to Guangxi, Vietnam to Laos and Yunnan. The reason why Americans did not transport materials from Vietnam to China is that the roads and railways of this channel from Vietnam, Laos and Yunnan are still under construction. Second, Hu Yunfeng's power group was still fighting against the Soviet Union not long ago, and the United States was not sure whether Hu Yunfeng would join the Axis powers because of the war with the Soviet Union, so the United States was not at ease with Hu Yunfeng. Third, due to the war with the Soviet Union, the Soviet Port Group could not draw out people and provide material resources to help the United States transport materials to China. These reasons all prompted the United States to open up the China-Myanmar highway just in case.

Although Hu Yunfeng and the Soviet Union have ceased to fight, the United States has also confirmed that Hu Yunfeng will not join the Axis powers, and Hu Yunfeng has also reached an agreement with the United States that the materials sent to China and the Soviet Union will be produced in the Greater China Empire in the future. However, the construction of the factory will not be completed in the short term, and the demand for American materials on the Chinese battlefield cannot be stopped for a moment, and the United Kingdom also needs to drive the Japanese out of Myanmar. Therefore, the Myanmar Battle had to be fought.

Although Hu Yunfeng was a little surprised by Sun Liren's attitude towards him, he didn't mind. He said, "General Sun, it seems that you have prejudices against me?"

"Did you have prejudice? But as a Chinese, you turn a blind eye to China being invaded by the Japanese. Why don't you open the channels from Vietnam and the Far East to China and let American materials be imported into China?" Sun Liren asked bluntly.

Hu Yunfeng finally understood why Sun Liren was not interested in him. He smiled and said, "You killed less than me. I remember that a few years ago I took the troops to fight in Japan. The Japanese emperor was made a eunuch by me. Now, am I personally leading the troops to help you fight the Japanese? The reason you mentioned cannot be valid, right?"

Sun Liren snorted and said, "It used to be the past, but you didn't have selfishness at that time. Now you have selfishness, so it's naturally different."

"Haha, I saw that General Sun can give up everything for the Chinese nation? If one day for the Chinese nation, can you give up the identity of the Kuomintang?" Hu Yunfeng asked with a smile. (To be continued...)To be continued

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