After receiving Wang Mingyu's telegram, Wang Jie took the items he had ordered and the first batch of medicines to Jiangsu Port and Lianyungang in the name of Zhongsheng Company.

Including Germany's customized sniper rifles, bullets, reflective helmets, military daggers, military industry shovels, fifty small-power radio stations, five high-power radio stations, etc., and 500 AK, countless ammunition, plus the first batch of thirty boxes of penicillin were also shipped to China at the same time.

However, before Wang Jie received attention, Zhongsheng Pharmaceutical had quietly transported the first batch of drugs to the port, and stored them in the warehouse with the purchased guns and ammunition. With a lot of purchased rice, it was covered up and sent reliable dedicated personnel to guard it.

In this world, if you want to do something big, all aspects of the relationship must be straightened out. The port inspection in the United States is very strict. Wang Jie settled the inspectors of all sizes through the money he had in his hands and successfully obtained the inspection exemption form. A small inspection exemption form cost Wang Jie 50,000 US dollars. If Wang Mingyu had not explained it in advance, he would not have been willing to bear the 50,000 US dollars no matter what.

Zhongsheng Arms Company has now been paid attention to by a small number of interested people, but most people's attention is still focused on Zhongsheng Pharmaceutical. Besides, Zhongsheng Arms is just fiddling with some new things, which is not very meaningful. The arms are updated very quickly, far from reaching the point where the emergence of a new type of gun changes the world pattern. Zhongsheng Arms are also managed by Jefferson, and are currently left to their subordinates to manage because they really can't take action to manage. Jefferson's daily travel has attracted attention from all parties and wants to dig out the boss behind the scenes.

Lianyungang, Jiangsu, China.

The location of Lianyungang was crucial in China at that time. The source of the Longhai Line was a target that the Japanese army had long been coveting, but it was not able to do so for a long time.

Zhao Guodong followed Wang Mingyu's arrangement and organized a group of men, with a total of about fifty people. They were all born by selected hunters. In addition, Zhao Guodong purchased a batch of arms from Shanghai and took these people around the mountains and forests all day long. Except for Zhao Guodong often appeared at the docks in Lianyungang and established good relations with the officials and some local gangs, the rest lived in secret caves and waited for instructions.

These people are relatively simple, all from rural areas in northern Jiangsu. After Zhao Guodong's ideological baptism and sufficient settlement costs, they have already regarded this life as Zhao Guodong's. Of course, the most important thing is that Zhao Guodong has no airs, treats everyone equally, and takes great care of them. In this era, it is the reason for everyone to work hard for everyone to live a good life.

Zhao Guodong and a group of his family members moved here for about two months. Finally, a huge natural arsenal was found in a mountainous area of ​​Lianyungang. It was a cave in the mountainous area, which was very hidden. The area inside was indeed as big as a football field. Because it was uninhabited for a long time, the surrounding jungle was dense, and the terrain was very hidden. In addition, guerrillas often entered and exited, and ordinary mountainous areas were not welcomed by the Kuomintang and the Japanese army. Aircraft could not cover them and tanks could not drive in, so this place seemed to have become a vacuum area. Only a few guerrilla forces and some bandits appeared here.

After Zhao Guodong found this good place, he was excited for a while, and then organized manpower to renovate the cave, and finally made a huge warehouse. In addition, it was very hidden deep in the mountains. Zhao Guodong had already regarded it as the best storage place. In addition, he built a hidden path outside, which was specifically responsible for transportation. When others came, they could be responsible for transportation and were responsible for safety. If they did not harass the people and did not take advantage of the situation, the guerrillas would not be able to attack themselves. These people were mainly to guard against bandits. The fortifications outside the cave were well built, at least Zhao Guodong felt that they usually practiced marksmanship in the cave for no reason. The past few months have passed. But they didn't know how important their responsibilities would be in the future.

Zhao Guodong, who goes to the wharf every three days, received a secret code on this day. It was Wang Jie's secret code, which means that the thing is coming and you will come to pick up the goods.

Wang Jie arrived the day before yesterday, but I didn't know that Zhao Guodong came every three days, and thought something happened to Zhao Guodong, so I carefully parked the boat 10 kilometers away from the sea these days, and made a small boat and got on the shore first to contact Zhao Guodong in order to prevent accidents.

After receiving Wang Jie's secret code, Zhao Guodong went to the dock to find Wang Jie's residence and met Wang Jie.

The two were very happy to meet and talked about their own experiences. When Zhao Guodong heard that Wang Mingyu's company was booming, he not only felt admiration for Wang Mingyu but also made a higher sense, but Wang Jie was very proud because Wang Mingyu was his young master, as if he had done so successfully.

Zhao Guodong said that everyone at Lianyungang Wharf had already been settled, so Zhao Guodong went back to call people. Wang Jie drove the boat to the wharf and started transporting things. Zhao Guodong rented more than a dozen cars. Since most of them were grain and had not started fighting with Japan yet, it did not attract people's attention. Which grain merchant was doing business?

After the things arrived outside, they unloaded all the things. After the car left, they started to carry them. Since they could only move them by themselves, there were few things, many people, and long roads. It took two days to move them all. At this time, the warehouse was already one-third full. Various weapons, medicines, etc. began to be guarded by specialists.

Wang Jie looked at the huge cave and the small entrance, and smiled for a long time, saying that Zhao Guodong could really find him, but he actually found such a big place and was so hidden. After the two were humble for a while, Wang Jie said that he would go to Nanjing to find Wang Mingyu to reminisce about the past and want to go with Zhao Guodong. Zhao Guodong could not leave because Zhao Guodong guaranteed Wang Mingyu that the warehouse was there and the people were there.

Wang Jie smiled helplessly, and after saying take care of himself, he took a few people to Nanjing with light clothes.

At this time, Zhao Guodong looked at the materials in the warehouse and felt deeply responsible. This warehouse can be said to be related to Wang Mingyu's future success or failure, and many of them are Wang Mingyu's personal belongings. Since these were not opened, many people don't know what was hidden inside. One of them was rice. Although it felt a little wrong, their task was not to be curious, but to protect these curious things. Because their boss Zhao Guodong told them that if something happened, everyone would apologize for death, and the boss himself was no exception. What did that mean that these things were the boss's things. Since the boss gave him so much money, he would not have to work hard for the boss, let alone so many people.

The establishment of a secret warehouse in northern Jiangsu marks that Wang Mingyu's future thorny road is about to begin.
Chapter completed!