In May 1941, Michiko flew to China.

The Military Control Commission has also received news that senior Japanese agents have sneaked into China and will carry out important actions.

But the specific situation is unknown.

Dai Li ordered the Military Control Commission to find out the matter, but after a lot of busyness, there was no news of Japanese spies.

Three months later, a cleaner named Wang Yumi appeared on the street outside the Presidential Palace of Chongqing Chairman. This Wang Yumi is the Japanese super agent, Michiko Uchiyama, and the real Wang Yumi has been killed.

Michiko Uchiyama dressed up as Wang Yumi, checked the terrain near the Presidential Palace clearly and waited for the opportunity to start.

At 19:00 on October 7, 1941, dozens of Japanese planes began to bomb Chongqing for two hours, which was part of Uchiyama's Michiko Operation.

Uchiyama Michiko asked Hideo to order the Japanese Air Force to bomb Chongqing in the evening to create chaos, so as to force the guards in the presidential palace to retreat into the air raid shelter.

Under the fierce bombing of enemy planes, the guards in the Chairman's Presidential Palace retreated into the air raid shelter one after another.

In the chaos, with the response of the secret agent of the Wang Puppet National Government in Nanjing lurking in the Presidential Palace, Uchiyama Michiko successfully arrived in front of the secret room of the Chairman's Presidential Palace.

14 minutes later, the door of the secret room was opened. Immediately afterwards, Michiko took out a needle and inserted it into the keyhole of the safe. After 20 minutes, the safe was also opened.

The number, model and other top-secret information of the United States selling arms to China is all included.

In addition, Michiko accidentally discovered that the strategic suggestions put forward by the US Department of Defense to China's war of resistance are also included.

At that time, it was very close to the Pearl Harbor incident. Regarding the United States' sale of arms to China, the Japanese ambassador protested to US President Roosevelt.

Roosevelt reported the situation to the Chairman, and the Chairman realized that under his nose, Japanese agents actually stole the top-secret documents stored in the Presidential Palace.

The Chairman, in a rage, ordered Dai Li to solve the case in three days.

Dai Li fulfilled his mission and immediately locked in the cleaner Wang Yumi as a Japanese agent. Unfortunately, Michiko Uchiyama had quietly left Chongqing at that time.

This round, Dai Li was defeated.

But the name Michiko Uchiyama has been firmly engraved in Dai Li's mind.
Chapter completed!