Struggle in Russia

Peter Volkonsky first criticized Grand Duke Constantine with clear flags, and stood entirely on the side of Nicholas I. Secondly, he said very technically and ambiguously that Archduke Constantine made mistakes because he was too eager to show to Nicholas I. But at the same time, he said that the reason why he was so eager to behave was that Grand Duke Constantine wanted to be a good son and a good courtier, not to say that he was fighting for Chu.

Such a package made Duke Constantine's wrong nature not so serious, and whitewashed the internal contradictions of the royal family. This is especially important for a man like Nicholas I who is desperate for face.

Therefore, he was extremely satisfied with Peter Volkonsky's answer. He felt that although he was always a bit older, he was indeed a confidant who had been promoted by himself. He was very methodical in speaking and handling. The scale was very proper and very good!

Of course, Nicholas I did not hang this satisfaction on his face, instead his expression became increasingly ugly at this time, as if he was dissatisfied with Peter Volkonsky's answer.

He hated geology and asked Old Adlerberg: "How about you? Earl, what's your opinion?"

Old Adlerberg also bowed his head, and answered honestly and frankly: "Wei Chen agrees with the Duke's opinion. Grand Duke Constantine is just young and vigorous. I am probably too eager to run the Department of Admiralty to prove himself Young people always have the urge to be sloppy, exercise more, and have a reliable old minister to help steer the helm. I believe that the Grand Duke will make rapid progress in the future. "

Old Adlerberg didn't say anything ruthless, at least not directly attacking Archduke Constantine, as if following the words of Peter Volkonsky. But the private goods were terribly dead.

He mentioned the old man's steering, and the young frizz. This is tantamount to giving a good word to Menshekov. But this was also really useful, because Nicholas I immediately thought that if the Menshekov was in, the Admiralty would definitely not make such a mistake. Probably Grandpa Constantine was too young and frizzy.

After all, he was a pro-son. Although Grandpa Constantine annoyed Nicholas I, it was more about hating iron and steel rather than shouting and punishing Grandpa Constantine.

Nicholas I thought that Menshekov had also suspended his job for several months. Although Oldorf had found a lot of corruption, this old product has always been reliable on the issue of principles, so let it go He came out and took the helm of Grandpa Constantine, let the Mao child learn more!

When the decision was made by Nicholas I, the old Adlerberg suddenly said, "Wei Chen can still see that this time the Lord Grand Duke is probably bewildered by some villain, and this is just a ghost. The villain is really abominable. For the long-term, Weichen urges His Majesty to strictly investigate those villains who have begged His Excellency! "

If the old Adlerberg's words were only able to score nine points, then add the supplementary statement later, it is very real. Because it's so pretty!

Where is the source of Nicholas I's dissatisfaction? Are you really dissatisfied with Grandpa Constantine?

No, after all, they are biological. What Nicolas I was really dissatisfied with was Li Xiao's popularity and gained wide praise.

That nasty nephew was the root cause of his outbreak. If it was the other running dogs under the command of Grand Duke Constantine, Nicholas I would never be angry, but would help the crown and continue to stimulate the Crown Prince Alexander.

However, it was Li Xiao who was in the limelight. Nicholas I wished to pinch a certain talent. How could he allow someone to continue to be in the limelight? It is impossible to allow Grand Duke Constantine to mingle with such a mean villain like Li Xiao without principle. How can his son play with the hybrid and deal with his own brother, this is never allowed!

This is the deadliest blow to Grandpa Constantine. Old Adlerberg successfully confuses audiovisual and manipulates Grandpa Constantine. It left an extremely bad impression on Nicholas I. In particular, his last addition was to imply that Grand Duke Constantine was taken away by Li Xiao and had already betrayed Li Xiaolang.

Sure enough, Nicholas I's face suddenly became very ugly. Just now he just wanted to call Grandpa Constantine and scold him. Now he wants to smoke a little fat man.

More importantly, Nicholas I became increasingly disgusted with Li Xiao. He never thought it was his son's problem, but only thought that it was Li Xiao who had bewildered and educated Grandpa Constantine. After all, he even knew how much the fat man wanted the crown prince's position.

[It must be the idea that the hybrid gave Kosija, and it must have been him who puzzled Kosija! The hybrid can never be allowed to stay in St. Petersburg, the devil must drive as far as possible! 】

Almost immediately, Nicholas I wanted to match Li Xiaofa with Siberia to repair the earth. In fact he was already doing this, and just as he was drafting an order for the secret arrest of Li Xiao, and was preparing to stamp, Count Rostovtsev entered his office.

"Count, why are you here?" Nicholas I asked strangely.

Count Rostovsev bowed slightly and replied slowly: "I just met the Duke of Volkonsky, and he told me that you were angry because of the actions of Archduke Constantine. So I will come and see if there is What can I do for your Majesty? In addition, there is a third important piece of information that you need to look at. "

Nicholas I didn't think much about it, and immediately explained his anger and disgust to Li Xiao, and finally showed the order that had been drafted.

Count Rostovtsev stood there motionlessly, seemingly lost in thought ~ www.ltnovel.com ~ This made Nicholas I strange and angry, urging: "Count, what's wrong with you? Right What do you think? "

Count Rostovtsev immediately bowed and saluted: "Do whatever you want!"

Nicholas I felt quite comfortable immediately, because Count Rostovtsev was the one who could best carry out his orders. As long as it was his will, the Count would give the best execution plan without discount. Its loyalty is above all, second only to Count Klein Mihel.

However, the words of Count Rostovsev did not finish, he took out a document and handed it to Nicholas I: "But Wei Chen hoped that His Majesty would make a decision after reading this third secret report. "

Nicholas I was weird. Generally, the third part of the report was not important to a certain extent. Count Rostovtsev, his chief think tank, would not send it in person. The last time was the third episode of the man-made counterattack in Poland. Is there a similar incident today?

Nicholas I immediately thought of the previous warning of the turbulence of the evidence by various nations. Did the Polish also ... for a moment, he no longer cares about the little incident between Archduke Constantine and Li Xiao. He almost snatched the report, and looked at it in three lines ...