Chapter 988: 989 Unexpected effects

Chapter 988: 989 Unexpected effects

 Chapter 988 989 Unexpected Effect

 Lao Li was really worried, because he really didn't know if the three pieces of chocolate in his pocket could make his boss be merciful and forget about his contact with the Fengjiang rebels.

So he gritted his teeth and took out all his profits - two packs of cigarettes, and two packs of cigarettes in good packaging.

Walking back to his team, Lao Li's boss happened to leave the circle to put water aside. Lao Li immediately came over and lowered his voice to test: "Sir...Sir?"

　　"Huh?" After putting away his own faucet, the group leader narrowed his eyes and looked at Lao Li, who was repairing the door and collecting vegetables for him, and still had some ability to do things.

Lao Li was very nervous. He gritted his teeth and finally took out a pack of cigarettes with a filter that was donated to Fengjiang by the Tang Dynasty Empire from his pocket, and handed it to his immediate boss.

The leader of the logistics force was stunned for a moment when he saw the cigarettes from the Tang Dynasty Empire, and then he smiled. He calmly took the filial piety from Lao Li and snorted in a long tone: "What the hell?" Good stuff arrived?”

"Brothers collected some money and bought it from the rebels in Fengjiang." Lao Li didn't dare to hide it, so he quickly confessed everything. After he finished speaking, he took out the remaining pack of cigarettes and handed them over.

 “You are so brave.” Although what he said was scary, the group leader still took the second pack of cigarettes and stuffed it into his pocket.

What a joke, even though he has a supply of tobacco, he can only smoke inferior cigarettes shipped from the rear. That crappy thing was as good as burning the tires and sucking it in. After so many days, he couldn't help but curse his mother.

Now someone helped him get two packs of really good stuff, the kind of filtered cigarettes that were almost not available in the Great China Empire but were almost popular in the Tang Empire. How could he not be tempted.

“Isn’t it true that everyone is depressed and can’t eat enough? There is nothing we can do...” Lao Li quickly took the opportunity to complain.

While complaining to him, he followed the advice given to him by his new friend in Fengjiang. He also took out the chocolate and stuffed it into the hand of his group leader.

When the regiment leader looked at the beautifully packaged chocolate, his eyes were different: this stuff is high in calories and delicious, and it is hard currency on the front line. Just the three pieces of chocolate stuffed in his hand, he took them back to honor his superior, and he might be able to get more money from the supplies he sold.

 That's right, despite the fact that the Great China Empire is in urgent need of supplies on the front lines, in fact many troops are still reselling these low-quality military supplies.

The common people are even more short of supplies, and the economy of the Great China Empire is about to collapse. Whoever can get food, drink, and clothing at this time is the boss!

 The production factories in the rear are actually very aware of this, and have even developed a whole set of "commission" methods to make money.

That is to say, the production factories in the rear directly used substandard materials when producing military products. Then this batch of equipment and materials was directly resold on the road to businessmen who resold the materials along the way, allowing them to dispose of these inferior items to the common people. .

Then the officers on the front line signed for the orders, and then "consumed" the non-existent supplies on the battlefield to settle the accounts... Anyway, those who froze to death and starved to death were just some big soldiers, and the officers didn't care about that.

They only need to wait for the merchants who resell the materials and the production factories in the rear to deposit the money into their accounts. It is simple and convenient.

This is very similar to the mooncakes during the Mid-Autumn Festival. They have been passed around in the hands of relatives and friends for ten years, and they have become moldy and are still functioning. In fact, if you replace the mooncakes with a playing card, the effect is the same. Therefore, the smart businessmen of the Dahua Empire even skipped playing cards and directly played the air style.

Now, the regiment leader seems to have discovered a new business opportunity: although they have embezzled part of the military salary paid to the frontline soldiers, part of it must be distributed to the soldiers.

These soldiers are now smuggling supplies from Fengjiang due to lack of supplies, which will inevitably cost them their military pay - can they earn a lot more if they take some more share?

 Once in and out, it is simply double happiness! Thinking of this, the leader looked at Lao Li differently: "Old Li..."

"Sir! The rest are paid..." Hearing the leader's voice, Lao Li was shocked. He was really afraid that his immediate boss would be speechless and swallow up other people's goods in his hand.

Now when I go back, won't I be beaten to death by those soldiers and ruffians who have paid for it but haven't received the goods yet?

"What are you thinking about? We have to keep this matter in our hands! We must not let others **** it away!" Lao Li's immediate boss said in a domineering tone that he had never had in such a long time.

He reluctantly took out another pack of cigarettes from his pocket and handed it back to Lao Li: "I will give you some tools tomorrow, and you can carry a bag... Do you understand?"

 Lao Li understood this and quickly explained exactly what Fengjiang had left for him. After saying that, he handed the somewhat wrinkled price list to the group leader.

 When he saw the price and heard Lao Li say that he could get a tenth of it, the smile on the leader's face could not be concealed no matter how hard he tried. Although he had to show some respect to his superiors, once this started, he simply couldn't stop. In one month, as long as he is not transferred to other defense areas and guards this railway, he can earn what he has earned in the past five years!

This is really a beautiful thing. The group leader patted Lao Li on the shoulder. The more he looked at him, the more he liked him: he could help him repair doors and fences, collect vegetables and dig ditches for his family... Now, he could also help him smuggle goods... The sky is falling, He is also a good **** who can carry thunder.

 Not bad, really good.

"You are very good! Lao Li! I will discuss this matter with the people above! You can continue to sell the things you have, as a reward to you... But I will say ugly things in front of you, if you dare to make a fuss, I will deal with you!" Looking at Lao Li again, the leader threatened.

Lao Li was overjoyed when he heard this. He didn't expect that the other party didn't want his share of the profits, but that they just left him and did it alone.

 As for what little he has, Lao Li, people look down upon it...

Knowing that he might have to make a small fortune, Lao Li quickly bowed his head and thanked: "Thank you, sir! Thank you for the compliment!"

 The next day, the military commander who had received the chocolate also came here for a front-line inspection and saw with his own eyes a section of rail track placed on the sleepers.

The soldiers of the Dahua Empire talked about hammering the railway nails into the sleepers. The scene was really lively.

Of course, this military chief is not here to see the railway construction. He is too full to ask about such boring things. This time he came to see his new way of making money, which was more important to him than building railways.

Soon a car drove over from Fengjiang, loaded with canned food and other supplies. There is everything you need inside, just like a canteen.

The officer who came over from Fengjiang was very smart. He gave Commander Dahua a good windproof lighter, and also gave the commander some kickbacks, and by the way, he finalized the transaction window.

 The next step was to settle accounts and move supplies - on the fourth day, the task of moving supplies had been saved. The car drove directly to the actual control area of ​​the Dahua Empire, unloaded the goods and then drove back.

Who would have thought that the way for the frontline troops of the Dahua Empire to improve their lives would come from the Fengjiang-controlled area; who would have thought that half of the supplies for the Dahua Empire would come from the Tang Empire in the next month?

Time quickly came to the tenth day of the armistice. In the commander's headquarters of the infantry army near the railway in the Great China Empire, both the administrative staff and the commanding staff were significantly better off.

 When he woke up, Commander Dahua brushed his teeth with toothpaste from the Tang Dynasty, and then had a good breakfast. Flour and other messy things are purchased from Fengjiang.

As long as you are willing to spend money, you can enjoy a life that was not available to the Dahua army in the past: you can even buy a civilian raincoat, which is countless times better than the military raincoat issued by the Dahua Empire.

The materials sold by the Tang Dynasty Empire are really nothing to say. Needless to say, they are of good quality. The price is at least one-third lower than what the Great China Empire sends to the front line.

The second-hand dealers in Fengjiang didn't know why, but they didn't increase the price and sold them so cheaply, which made everyone in the Dahua Army feel a little embarrassed.

What’s even more surprising is that Fengjiang doesn’t just engage in this kind of dumping activity near the railway. They try their best to trade with the Chinese army near the front, and all they bring out are genuine and good things.

This made the grassroots soldiers of Dahua who had been bullied very moved. They could get food without spending much money and improved their life in the field. This suddenly changed many people's views on the Fengjiang rebels.

The Fengjiang soldiers who came to sell goods did not deliberately get close to each other. They just chatted about their parents' shortcomings, handed each other a cigarette, puffed on it, and then cursed their superiors.

The soldiers of the Dahua Empire were very touched by the friendly feeling, and they all said that if there is another fight, everyone must be as merciful as possible, and do not want to fight against one another...

The soldiers on the Fengjiang side were also very smart. Some of the two sides became completely familiar with each other, and even agreed to give preferential treatment to the prisoners if they surrendered. When fighting, they would surround three and only one, and they would never kill anyone.

Perhaps even the Fengjiang defenders themselves did not expect that the advisory groups of the Tang Empire who instructed them to provide supplies to the Great Hua Army could have such a terrifying effect.

The Dahua troops who had spent most of the past half year attacking with all their might, now secretly promised that they would hand in their guns and surrender when the fight started, and come to Fengjiang to enjoy good food and drink...

 (End of this chapter)