A few hours later, he received the order from his superiors. As expected, the superiors did not say that they would send troops to deal with Wang Lun, but only said that they would discuss with Wang Lun first.

He knew very well what negotiation meant.

This shows that the superiors did give in and Wang Lun won the game with them.

Even though he was very unhappy, he could only learn from the next few messages that Wang Lun first left the Siberian ice field, then arrived in the city, and finally bought a ticket and boarded the train back to China.

The incident of the Seventeenth Division's sudden advance was forcibly suppressed, and the news was not leaked out. However, the fact that they used weapons to kill the strong men on the list could not be concealed at any cost.

Most of the strong men on the killing list died. They couldn't say that these people were all killed by Wang Lun. If they made Wang Lun angry and exposed what happened to the Seventeenth Division, the gain would outweigh the loss.

Therefore, they can only acquiesce in killing some of the powerful people on the list because they were killed by them, and they have to bear the subsequent impact of this.

Of course, these have nothing to do with Wang Lun.

After Wang Lun took the train back to China, he bought a plane ticket and flew directly to Changxing City, the provincial capital.

The biggest gain from this trip to Russia was not that he angered the Russian military. He did not have to make enemies of other countries, nor could he use his strength to destroy a country unless forced by circumstances.
Chapter completed!