Peace Restored, Chen Feng Emerged from Seclusion

Not long ago, Eagle Sauce Country had begged him for pills, but now it was stirring up trouble behind the scenes, undoubtedly breaking its promise.

Seeing that Jack could still keep a smile on his face after hearing about Eagle Sauce Country, Dan Tuo was filled with admiration:

"Mr. Jack, you really are no ordinary man. Since we've settled everything, I should return and report to His Excellency the president."

"Mm, I'll send people to Myanmar in a few days for further discussions with you," Jack replied.

Dan Tuo hesitated, then asked:

"And our Eleventh Division and Twelfth Division..."

Jack said, "I'll announce a ceasefire shortly and let them withdraw safely from Rakhine State."

Hearing that, Dan Tuo breathed a sigh of relief. "Then I can rest easy. Goodbye, Mr. Jack."

Dan Tuo then left Jack's command headquarters.

But as soon as he walked out, a large crowd of reporters swarmed around him.

They had already seen Susie's report, and they were green with envy that she had broken such a major story.

Even if they continued reporting on it afterward, the response wouldn't be nearly as strong.

To find a more valuable story, the reporters had been waiting outside the headquarters.

The person they wanted to interview was naturally Myanmar's prime minister.

"Prime Minister Dan Tuo, why did Myanmar suddenly choose to seek a settlement?"

"Did Myanmar choose peace talks because it realized it was no match for Jack? Can I take this as a surrender in all but name?"

"Will the people of Myanmar accept giving up Shan State and Rakhine State just like that?"

The reporters' questions were all extremely pointed. They had left Myanmar no face at all.

This was common among the media. Some outlets liked asking such pointed questions, and if they could provoke