As soon as Saburo Fujiwara said these obviously sarcastic words, how could Chen Wanan still not understand that he had been deceived by the other party before.

This Japanese man, who was shorter than him, was obviously more cunning and smarter than his appearance.

This is indeed the case.

For a long time, anyone will be afraid that he will be inflated by all members of the third team. His previous persuasion to Chen Wan'an also seems to have reflected this.

But as a retainer in a family that was defeated in the battle between Japan and the shogunate and other daimyos, Saburo Fujiwara never dared to underestimate these smart people who hold the real power of life and death.

A place is not as large as a Kyushu and a magistrate, and its population is far less than that of a magistrate. The people in power are even more difficult for Saburo Fujiwara to dare not underestimate it. The Han court and emperor who control the huge Kyushu, how could Fujiwara Saburo really treat them as stupid people who are not even as good as him?

The reason why he deliberately showed that face in front of Shen Wan'an was not only to test how much the other party's words were true and how much the other party's words were, but actually he also had the idea of ​​making a fortune from the other party.

...

Although the third team he led has grown stronger in recent years, because he cannot get the support from Gaotianyuan organization, everything can only be relied on himself.

In this case, if we abandon the base that has been in operation for more than ten years and hide everywhere, it will be a big problem just to maintain the survival of the group of warriors under his command.

Not to mention, after the storm passed, he would definitely choose another place to re-establish a secret base. However, it is not that easy to re-establish a secret base from a deserted area. It only requires a lot of manpower and material resources to build various houses, facilities, and secret roads.

It's okay to say that manpower is the only one in the third team. He gave the mission and was not afraid of the samurai under his command being lazy, but he was really powerless in terms of material resources.

So, he made a note from Chen Wan'an, and he was at ease.

Just as Chen Wan'an pretended to exaggerate the enemy's strength in order to persuade him to order the evacuation of this base, if he wants to knock out more money from Chen Wan'an, he must show a decisive attitude that he will never evacuate here. Then, at the right time, give Chen Wan'an a hint...

But Saburo Fujiwara obviously underestimated Chen Wanan, a maritime businessman who can become the second place in the entire interest group. When Saburo Fujiwara was still pretending to be disdainful and laying the foundation for the final "extortion", Chen Wanan had already seen through the real thoughts in Saburo Fujiwara's heart.

In fact, in Shen Wanan's opinion, it is understandable that Saburo Fujiwara had such an idea. After all, he asked Saburo Fujiwara to give up the base that had been operating for more than ten years.

But what annoyed Chen Wan'an was this guy's attitude!

However, this starts with the different views of the two, or both parties, on the relationship between them.

...

In the eyes of Saburo Fujiwara and his subordinates with the right to make decisions, they had a cooperative relationship with the Han people like Chen Wan'an.

People like Chen Wan'an pay money and they do their business.

Simple, clear.

But in the eyes of Shen Wan'an and others, this is obviously not the case.

In their opinion, these Japanese people were no different from the subordinates they raised. They were nothing more than that of these Japanese people who were shorter and stupider.

But is it a group of overseas barbarians? You can't have too high requirements for them, right?

As long as these Japanese people can understand Chinese and help them kill people.

As for the rewards in Fujiwara Saburo's eyes, in their eyes, it is more like a reward to their capable subordinates, and it is no different from rewarding their subordinates who can catch the most prey.

...

But now, the performance of Fujiwara Saburo and the words of Fujiwara Saburo have been clearly known without exception.

This group of Japanese people who were raised like hunting dogs not only did not regard them as their masters, but instead played tricks on him in order to get more benefits, and even dared to ridicule him!

If he hadn't had the last reason and knew that he would have suffered a great chance of taking action at this time, he would have suffered a loss. I'm afraid he had ordered his subordinates to grab the bastard who was still laughing at the face of his face and saying something sarcastic about him. Then he would take it himself, peel it off and get rid of it, and tell the other party that he is the real master!

"So, do you really want to evacuate here?"

Chen Wanan, who was angry in his heart, tried his best to suppress his anger, but he still couldn't hide his anger when he spoke.

"I'm just worried about the court hawks, so I kindly come to remind you that if you really have the confidence to deal with the court hawks, then I won't bother you anymore."

Although he had guessed what Fujiwara Saburo's real thoughts, Chen Wanan, who had already left anger, no longer planned to provide him with any bronze coins.

"Um?"

Fujiwara Saburo, who didn't understand why Chen Wan'an suddenly changed his attitude, originally planned to continue to attack Chen Wan'an and then hinted, but Chen Wan'an's "not playing according to the routine" behavior made his subsequent words stuck in his throat, and his brain turned rapidly, thinking about what Chen Wan'an's words meant.

But Chen Wanan obviously would not give him time to think fully.

"I have brought the words. As for whether to listen or not, it depends entirely on you."

Standing up, Chen Wanan glanced at the Saburo Fujiwara, who tried his best to maintain his expression on his face, but his eyes were covered with confusion, and said indifferently.

"Goodbye."

Seeing Chen Wansan turning around and leaving, looking at the slightest lack of intention to stop, Fujiwara Saburo was inexplicably panicked.

In just a short while, the first thought that Chen Wansan's words just now were just angry words, or harsh words that he made to force him to agree.

So, I will definitely say something else next, bring the scene back, and force him to agree to evacuate.

But he never expected that Chen Wanan actually said "goodbye" and turned around and left.

This made him unaware of what he should do.

Should he immediately call Chen Wan'an, apologize to him, and then hand over the initiative to the other party, or just sit and watch the other party leave and go for a gamble? Chen Wan'an's behavior is just to force him to submit?

Saburo Fujiwara was very entangled.
Chapter completed!