Struggle in Russia

It seemed that Nicholas I was about to release Count Uvarov, but Count Rostovtsev could hear the murderous intentions. This time, the incident about Moldavia’s New Deal has seriously damaged his Count Uvarov’s feelings were not only disappointed but also disgusted.

Count Rostovtsev wanted this effect, but the aversion was too shallow to cause fatal damage.

To deal with conservatives, we must kill chickens with sledgehammers, lions must fight rabbits with all their strength, and they must be slapped to death with a slap. They must not be given any chance to escape their lives, otherwise they will not only be abandoned but also have endless troubles!

So as soon as Nicholas I’s words fell, he added slowly and seemingly unintentionally: “Your Majesty, it’s not enough just to pay close attention. These people with ulterior motives are powerful, intertwined and complicated, and they are all over the empire. Every corner of the department. They have too many ways to secretly mess up. In order to prevent them from continuing to do damage, I think the third department should be ordered to strengthen management and control. The first time they discover their small actions, they can solve them as soon as possible!"

Nicholas I nodded. How powerful is the power of Count Uvarov and his group? He is naturally known, otherwise he could be so entangled?

It is indeed a way to let the third part or let the Duke of Ordorf strengthen the control. Although the third part is inevitably infiltrated by the people of Count Uvarov, some wind noises are leaked from there to the old guy. Listening is also a beating, which makes him aware of the seriousness of the matter.

"Very good, just do it!" Nicholas I directly agreed.

After walking out of the imperial library and leaving the Winter Palace, Count Rostovtsev went straight back to the National Library, but he was not going to read a book, but Nikolai Miluting was waiting for him.

The Deputy Minister of the Interior was suddenly called in and was actually a little confused, because Count Rostovtsev seldom met him personally in recent times. Since Count Rostovtsev received more favors from King Nicholas I, This kind of semi-public meeting is a bit of a melancholy meaning.

As a staunch reformer, it would be very troublesome for him and Nicholas Miluting to meet and talk secretly.

"Count, you hurriedly called me over. Did something major happen?"

Count Rostovtsev shook his head and said, "It's not a major change, it's just a bit important."

These words made Nikolai Miliuting scratch his head, is it important or unimportant?

"Do you know the news that Count Uvarov hit a wall at the Imperial Conference today?"

Nicolas Miliuting laughed: "Yes, this is very pleasant news. This old fox has today too!"

Count Rostovtsev glanced at him and said: "Don't be too happy. Knowing that tricks are impossible, it is not difficult for him to be famous in secret!"

Nikolai Miliuting was stunned. This was true. He had a deep understanding of Count Uvarov's hardship and cruelty. When Grand Duke Constantine had just implemented the New Deal in Moldavia, he was still excited, thinking that this was a good start, and thinking that Moldavia could become a test field for Russia's future reforms.

But what happened next left him stunned. In the blink of an eye, Moldavia went into chaos, and Constantine's tolerance point became a bereaved dog.

To tell the truth, he was tossing and turning all night and couldn't sleep at all, and he didn't understand how one thing had become such a ghost.

Later, after Count Rostovtsev and him broke through the small actions made by Count Uvarov and his group, as well as the various mistakes and omissions of Grand Duke Konstantin, he realized how serious the problem was.

It is said that before Dmitry led the troops to defeat the rebellion, his hair fell off, but he was in a hurry!

It wasn’t until the last few months that he took a breath. After carefully studying Moldavia’s new counterinsurgency policies, he was stunned to be honest, because these policies were too radical and too ruthless. Anyway, he never did. Dare to imagine that this can be done, even in Moldavia.

However, the effect of the new policy was very satisfactory. It completely reversed the passive beating of Grand Duke Constantine and helped him stabilize his position again.

Suddenly, I heard that Count Uvarov was doing things again, and he pointed the finger at the New Deal in Moldavia. How can you say that Nikolai Milyutin can not be angry and not anxious? I heard about the conspiracy of Count Uvarov. After the bankruptcy, he jumped up directly from the chair, jumping and jumping in the office as happy as a child.

Suddenly I heard that Count Uvarov would secretly make a name for himself, he suddenly became nervous again, and quickly asked: "Do you have relevant information?"

Count Rostovtsev felt that the two brothers Nikolai and Dmitry were really not alike at all, one jumping like a child, the other as stable as an old dog. What kind of parents can raise such completely different brothers!

However, although Nicolas was a bit off guard, he was still reliable in his work, and he had no relationship with Grand Duke Constantine. There were some things and some things that he had to say to Grand Duke Constantine before he could listen.

"No!"

Count Rostovtsev replied calmly: "It's just that he always does it~www.readwn.com~It's not surprising!"

"The purpose of calling you here is first to remind you to pay attention to related issues and try to help solve some troubles. The other is to remind you to tell your Highness to let him rest a bit. Don't think that your Majesty rejected Uva at the Imperial Conference. Count Rove’s suggestion can sit back and relax, and you can do whatever you want!"

Nikolai Miluting was stunned, and then he realized what the purpose of Count Rostovtsev was. To put it bluntly, he actually asked him to come and beat Grand Duke Constantine, obviously because he was worried that the Duke would engage in moths again!

He was embarrassed that his cheeks became hot suddenly, because those sorrowful operations before the Grand Duke Constantine really blinded people. Playing a good hand thinly has become the habitual operation of the grand prince. If it were not for him to mess around, Moldavia is definitely not the way he is now.

Obviously Count Rostovtsev was worried that he had learned that his father was backing him and started to wave again. His so-called good situation does not have much to do with him strictly speaking. It is Dmitry who is strong enough, and Li Xiao gave the correct way.

With his character, he might mess around whenever he gets the chance. Maybe he would go against Li Xiao's method and abolish Li Xiao. At that time, no one could save him...