At this time, the Tsarist Russian First Army led by Kolchak won a great victory in Kazan, and successively captured Zelenodolsk, Kanash, Kzlovka, Cheboksaré, and the Eastern Soviet Army of the Soviet Union defeated the northern battle cluster. The main 2nd Army was even defeated, and Commander Shao Lin was also injured. The 3rd Army of the Soviet Union urgently evacuated to the rear, stopping the defeat of the 2nd Army, even if the defense line was saved. The Soviet army was forced to retreat 300 kilometers, and Moscow urgently led the two armies of the Northern Army (6th and 7th Army) to the front line to prevent the Kolchak Army from attacking Moscow.

On the Chalijin side, the commander of the Southern Front Army Group reported that the Chinese team had already assembled and was preparing to formally attack Chalijin, and they used airships to bombard some heavy armored train guns to report upwards. Stalin, as the person in charge of the south, said in surprise that the Chinese could fight like this and reported to Lenin urgently.

Tsarist Russia has gradually shown its advantages in the north and south, and the current situation in Soviet Russia is in jeopardy, and Lenin and others are already in a state of great anxiety.

However, there are problems within Tsarist Russia now, especially the problems between the Chinese and Tsarist Russians are particularly serious. The information obtained by Lenin and others is that although the Chinese army is now capable of attacking Chalijin, they only bombed some heavy artillery of the Soviet army and did not really attack. They seemed to be hesitating and seemed to be confused about what to do next, which is crucial for the Soviet Union.

When the Tsarist Russian team won consecutive victories, under the agitation of Tubanev and Kusaike, Nicholas II gradually became disgusted with the Chinese interfering army. They thought they no longer needed anything from the Chinese interfering army - as long as they did not turn against each other. The Tsar then sent Utkin to the south to appease the Zhongxun team. After all, Utkin and Wang Maoru had negotiated, and he should be the most suitable candidate for the Zhongxun team. Nicholas II felt that Berevelge was too good to the Chinese. Under the intentional or unintentional slander of some officials, he also began to gradually stay away from Berevelge, especially his staff added four deputy chiefs of staff, dividing Berevelge's power and becoming the bare chief of staff.

There is a saying that only suffrage but not so much joy. The group of Tsarist Russia has such potential. Seeing that Tsarist Russia is about to win, many monsters and gods jumped out to fight for power and profit. Especially the group of literati of the Moscow Gang, because they still have to rely on them to govern the country during peacetime. Of course, the most important thing is how to arrange the marshals who established noble merits for the restoration of the country after Russia's restoration, such as Kolchak and Denikin, who have established noble meritorious deeds for the restoration of the country? Some of them must check and balance. But it is obvious that the Moscow Gang, which is closer to the Tsar, is far more holy heart than the Far East Gang, which commands and handles.

Everyone was arranging their own way of retreat. In a letter to Wang Maoru, Berevelger revealed that he was rejected and was disappointed by the Tsar. After seeing the letter, Wang Maoru also felt that Russia's weather was about to change, and he could only share suffering and not wealth. Moreover, winter has not yet entered. Once winter enters, the potential of the Soviets will burst out, and it is unknown who will die at that time. What needs to be done now is to unite all forces to eliminate opponents, rather than fight for power and profit. But these treacherous ministers of the Tsar made small moves at this time. Nicholas II signed several unequal agreements with the great powers in times of difficulty, and even the Chinese signed the Harbin Treaty. After Tsar Russia gradually became stronger, he would change them one by one.

The Tsar is no longer the Tsar four months ago. He is now in a state of rampant strength and has some entities kicked away the Chinese.

Wang Maoru visited Zinoviev again, and Zinoviev had made a decision to first ensure the establishment of Soviet Russia and agree to secret negotiations with the Chinese interfering army.

The Chinese showed full sincerity. They released more than a thousand Soviet prisoners and demanded secret negotiations with the Southern Front. The Southern Front Political Commissar Sokoliniko was overjoyed to learn that the Chinese interfering army had to conduct secret talks with the Soviet Union. Although the Soviet Union, which is now surrounded by enemies, is tough on the surface to confront the great powers and countries, in fact, they are exhausted and exhausted, and only breathe in their throats.

On the surface, Chalijin had 350,000 troops, but in fact, only 150,000 troops could be used on the battlefield, and the rest were temporarily collected, and even 100,000 troops were supplementary troops without weapons. The only one million citizens who could rely on were only more than one million citizens. If the Chinese interfering army withdrew, then the Southern Front could mobilize 130,000 to 150,000 troops to support the Eastern Front from the side and achieve a reversal of the situation.

After Sokoraniko reported to Lenin, the Supreme Military Commission of the Soviet Union immediately agreed to negotiate with the Chinese. Lenin delegated power to Sokoraniko and asked him to start interacting with the Chinese, so that he would not delay the Chinese until winter before launching the Battle of Taritzin. Sokoraniko immediately sent the secret envoy Vladimirov to secretly enter the Chinese military camps, negotiate with the Chinese, and test the Chinese's true ideas. If they cooperate sincerely, the Soviet Union could agree to them, including returning the foreign northwest and northeast that did not belong to Russia. If they were just trying to cooperate and just put pressure on the Tsarist Russian government, they would use various methods to tempt them to stand on their side and drag them into winter.

This was the first time Vladimirov saw the Chinese interfering army with his own eyes. He was a civilian official. Although he had worked in the anti-counterfeiting committee, he had been used to life and death, it was obvious that he did not want to die. He watched the formation and armament of the Chinese team with great anxiety. He was surprised that the Chinese people in their barracks were fighting each other and there was no pressure to war at all.

"Hello," a Chinese soldier whistled at Vladimirov, "Which brother is the one?"

"Your uncle, can he understand Chinese?" said the officer beside him, and then said in Russian, "We will defeat the Bolshevik bandits, and you will be defeated by them, you will not be able to."

"Zang Hao, what are you talking about in plain words?" asked the battalion commander.

"Ah? Boss, it's nothing. I'll ask his mother if it's okay." Zang Hao said, and said to Long Ergou on the side, "Ergouzi, do you think so?"

"He said, he would like to greet the Russian mother, hahaha." Lao Xiao interrupted, fearing that the matter was small and not the big one.

"Go to you two, when did I say that there is anyone who arranges people like this?" Zang Hao said angrily, picked up the stick and chased after him.

After a day of rest, Vladimirov met the negotiator of the Chinese Intervention Army. Wang Maoru brought his main staff members Zhu Yongquan, Yong Xingbao and Xiong Bingtao. Wang Maoru had never heard of this person. He was probably massacred by the great leader in the later Soviet anti-counterfeiting. Therefore, he looked at Vladimirov with sympathy. But in fact he was wrong. Not only was Vladimirov not killed in the later Soviet anti-counterfeiting, but he rose step by step. Later, when the Great Anti-counterfeiting ended, he was deprived of all his posts because he killed too many people and needed a scapegoat within the party. After that, something happened to China and he also served as the Soviet ambassador to China.

"Hello, comrade Marshal." Vladimirov said in a Caucasian Russian language. He and Stalin were fellow villagers, both Georgian.

"Please sit down." Wang Maoru smiled, touched his beard and fucked his aristocratic Russian in a Moscow accent: "There are no eternal friends in this world, no eternal enemies, only eternal interests. What do you think? Comrade Vladimirov's political commissar?"

Vladimirov was stunned at first, then laughed, "You are really different. I think this will be an extremely pleasant negotiation."

"I also think that we will enter the spring of Sino-Soviet next." Wang Maoru said with a smile.

The secret negotiations were going very smoothly, as imagined, the Soviet Union is in danger now. If the Chinese interfering army can withdraw from Russia in time or even counterattack the Tsarist Russia, it will be a great support for the Soviet Union. Wang Maoru's Chinese interfering army has been back in Russia for so long, and Wang Maoru's strategic goal has achieved, and he does not want to continue to stay here. It is absolutely unwilling to be able to stay here without gaining benefits to the utilitarian Wang Maoru.

What Vladimirov did not expect was that the Chinese team did not put forward any conditions for withdrawing the troops, but only required strict confidentiality and close cooperation. Especially the Soviet guerrillas in the northeast and northwest of the outside world were not allowed to attack the Chinese team, and the Soviets were not allowed to repeat and could not follow the example of Nicholas II.

Vladimirov said seriously: "Don't worry, the Bolsheviks are not treacherous people like Tsarist Russia. We came for all mankind, not for selfish interests. In our opinion, the liberation of all mankind is more important than just Russia." However, this sounds so ridiculous in Wang Maoru's ears. Perhaps your ideals are very noble in the difficult times, but if people are lucky, they become narrow-minded. Who doesn't know the Russians' vengeance characteristics? If you believe you, you will be fooled.

There is no doubt that when the Soviet Union was strong enough, these treaties were abolished. Treaties could only restrain those who were restricted, but not bandits. The Soviet Union was a group of bandits who spoke of benevolence, righteousness and morality.
Chapter completed!