Struggle in Russia

I have to say that Viscount Prozolov made another fatal mistake, that is, he should not tell Grand Duke Constantine that he still has hope!

Grand Duke Constantine has always been a man who would not shed tears until he saw the coffin and would not die until the Yellow River. He would never bow his head and admit his mistakes until the end of the river.

Once he feels that there is still hope, the result will be a dark road! He must have hit the south wall before he would look back.

This was the case now. After losing the first round, he felt anxious, depressed and worried. Only then did he start to think about whether he had done something wrong.

But Viscount Prozolov actually told him that this was just a loss in the first round, and there would be a second and third round later, and there was still hope of a comeback!

He even said that if Alexander II and the conservatives went all out, they would have a good chance of winning. What do you think he would think after hearing this?

He would think: It is better to bow to Nikolay Milyutin honestly and get forgiveness. Or should we take another gamble and bet that conservatives and Alexander II will risk their lives?

Obviously he is more likely to choose the latter!

Sure enough, without any hesitation, he said directly to Viscount Prozolov: "It is so embarrassing to admit defeat to Count Nikolai Milyutin. How can I exert influence in the future if I do this? Not to mention you. You don’t want to bow down to that bastard, do you?”

The so-called **** naturally refers to Li Xiao, who clearly understands the love-hate relationship between Viscount Prozolov and Li Xiao, Grand Duke Constantine.

He knew that if he wanted to persuade Viscount Prozolov, he could only use Li Xiao to make a fuss. Using Li Xiao to stimulate him would definitely have an effect!

His estimate was very accurate. When Viscount Prozolov heard this, his expression changed. The person he least wanted to lose to was Li Xiao. He could lose to anyone, but he couldn't lose to him.

Like Nikolai Milyuting, he had no psychological burden when he bowed his head, but once Li Xiao got involved, he immediately hesitated.

However, reason still prevailed in his mind. After thinking for a moment, he advised: "But if you don't admit defeat, Your Highness, you can only continue to fight... No matter whether Count Nikolai Milyutin wins or loses, the final loser will be the winner." It will be you!"

Grand Duke Constantine was a little confused. How could he become the loser?

Viscount Prozolov had to patiently explain the rationale, telling him that Nikolai Milyutin's defeat meant that the reformists had lost. Naturally, Russia would still be a conservative country. This also meant that Kangxi, who also belonged to the reformists, had lost. Archduke Standing has no drama at all.

On the other hand, if Nikolai Milyutin wins, of course the reformists will win, but will he look good on you? When the time comes, we will still liquidate you and get you out of the game completely. Then why are you not a loser?

Grand Duke Constantine was dumbfounded. He really didn't expect such an ending. Is there no other ending? For example, the reformists finally discovered that there was no future in following Nikolai Milyutin. Only he, Grand Duke Constantine, could lead the reformists onto a prosperous road. Everyone turned to his side in one fell swoop!

Viscount Prozolov didn't know whether to laugh or cry. How long has it been since you still think about such beautiful things? Do you really think that Alexander II is just a bastard? How could he let you conquer the reformists and become his biggest thorn in the side!

Believe it or not, Nikolai Milyutin has just finished his death and the next one he will deal with is you!

This is the most embarrassing thing about Grand Duke Constantine. He cannot please both sides. He had a falling out with his own brother and couldn't urinate in a pot, how could he still get along?

Unless he is really so awesome that he can defeat other forces, his unflattering method will sooner or later be disgraced.

But it is obvious that he has not reflected on it and has not realized what the problem is at all. Now he is like a gambler who has lost his underpants but still wants to make up his money, and is ready to borrow a "loan shark" to take a chance!

Isn't this seeking death?

Viscount Prozolov's basin of cold water did not wake him up. He stubbornly said: "The situation is probably not as bad as you estimated. Maybe as long as we defeat Nikolai Milyutin, the other people will realize who Only then can we lead them to start the reform..."

Grand Duke Constantine rambled on about a lot of imaginary reasons and good prospects, but these were not interesting to Viscount Prozolov at all.

Even if there is a one in 10,000 chance of achieving everything you said, the problem is that the reformists also lost! Now as long as we lose to the conservatives, the prospects for reform will be bleak, so what the heck are you guys doing?

Grand Duke Constantine replied confidently: "We have been here for the past half century. It is not a big problem to accumulate a few more years. I believe that everyone who is determined to make Russia better has this determination. and perseverance!”

Draw a pie?

Viscount Prozolov curled his lips. To be honest, this kind of thing is of no use to him, but Grand Duke Constantine's attitude has already been set here. It is obvious that he is not ready to admit defeat and bow his head. UUReading www.uukanshu. As a consultant, he can only help analyze the pros and cons and come up with ideas, but he can't help make decisions. Since Grand Duke Constantine wants to bet, let's take a gamble!

However, as a staff officer, he had some suggestions that he had to make up front: "Your Highness, the reason for our disastrous defeat in the last stage was that you and Your Majesty were suspicious of each other and did not form a synergy! Many things are passed on to each other. If this continues, there will definitely be trouble in the future. Lose! If you want to win, you must change everything!"

After a pause, he solemnly said: "Next, we must go all out no matter the cost. We must arrange everything before Nikolai Milyutin and that bastard. The most important thing is that you must convince His Majesty to let him do the same with all his strength. Go invest!”

Grand Duke Constantine nodded heavily, not sure whether he really listened or just pretended. So Viscount Prozolov urged again: "You'd better take action now and go to His Majesty immediately, and you must not delay any longer to give the other party a chance!"

To be honest, Grand Duke Constantine was a little reluctant, because going to Alexander II would inevitably have to teach him another lesson. Being taught a lesson by his elder brother who had always looked down on him made him very humiliated. From the bottom of his heart, he rejected this feeling.

However, Viscount Prozolov obviously had no intention of discussing it at all. He stared straight at him with the attitude of forcing you to go if you don't go.

After struggling for a minute, Archduke Constantine was defeated and raised his hands in surrender: "Okay, I will go to the Winter Palace now and I will definitely convince Alexander to go all out!"

Viscount Prozolov warned with uneasiness: "Not only must we go all out, but we must also work together. Otherwise, if you want to defeat your opponent, it will be no less than reaching the sky!"

Grand Duke Constantine could only nod his head and reluctantly left under his gaze. This scene made Viscount Prozolov worried...