Struggle in Russia - v3 Chapter 830 Gotta push 1!

If audo player doesn't work, press Reset or reload the page.

It's just that even Alexander II has a lot of opinions on the Archduke Constantine, but he can't fix this annoying brother for the time being. The reason is simple, there is no reason, and this juncture is really not suitable for this.

Just think about it, Archduke Constantine just lost his allegiance to you, and you just finished performing the drama of brother and brother Gong, but as soon as you turn your head, you give your brother a slap in the face, what will outsiders think?

Alexander II is still embarrassed. Doing this will only ruin his reputation and make the situation more complicated, so he can only secretly write another note to the Archduke Constantine in the small notebook, and wait until there is a chance in the future. Take it slow!

The only thing that made him happier was that soon news came in the third part that the Grand Duchess Elena taught the Grand Duke Constantine a lesson, and the two broke up.

Immediately, Alexander II breathed a sigh of relief. Although he had vaguely felt that the Grand Duchess Elena would not be in the same boat as the Grand Duke Constantine, who would be 100% sure about political matters, what if the Grand Duchess was persuaded?

Now that the Grand Duchess's position is firm, it means that the Archduke Constantine lacks the most important allies in the royal family, and the difficulty for him to do things has skyrocketed.

"Tell the Duke, keep an eye on him, and see who he will go after!"

Alexander II thought that Archduke Constantine would not give up so easily, and it is very likely that he would find other people. He would have to see who this younger brother's best friend was!

It should be said that Alexander II knew the Archduke Constantine quite well. After he was closed to the Grand Duchess Elena, he did not give up, and immediately went to find other reformist supporters, such as Nikolai Milyutin. .

It's just that Archduke Konstantin is destined to be disappointed, not to mention that Nikolai Milyutin has long been warned by Count Rostovtsev that it is unlikely that he will mess with him, and he will visit Elena The news of the Grand Duchess Nicholas Milyuting is also very clear. Even if the Grand Duchess refused to cooperate, he would naturally take it easy.

One can imagine how ugly his expression was when Grand Duke Constantine left Nikolai Milyutin's mansion. He couldn't understand why the situation was so bad when his father was there before, whether it was Grand Duchess Elena or Elena. Nikolai Milyutin was friendly to him, and responded positively to his call for reform.

And now is obviously the best time to promote reform, why are these people shrinking back? What is the reason for this? what the hell?

"I'm afraid it's not a ghost," Viscount Prozolov was also confused by what happened today. Logically, this shouldn't be the case. What's going on? He thought about it for a long time before smacking out some tastes. He said to the Archduke Constantine cautiously: "Your Highness, I think the reason why the Grand Duchess and the Count refused to join is probably because of the current situation."

After taking a breath, he analyzed it seriously: "First, the situation on the battlefield is extremely unfavorable for us at the moment of foreign enemies, so they may choose to forbear in order to maintain the overall situation, and naturally do not want to take the initiative to provoke internal battles!"

"Secondly, His Majesty's current attitude is not accurate. Everyone is watching. After all, there are bound to be ups and downs in reform. It is normal for them not to take the lead..."

Archduke Constantine nodded slowly, he almost thought the same, but knowing the reason is meaningless to solve his predicament, what matters now is how he breaks the deadlock!

Viscount Prozolov thought for a while and suggested, "For now, you can only persuade Your Majesty in person. As long as you can persuade His Majesty, both Grand Duchess Elena and the Earl will respond positively!"

Archduke Constantine hesitated. Although he has always been advocating reform, he seems to be the most determined reformer, but in fact he is not so determined, otherwise he would have had many opportunities to do things to promote reform when Nicholas I was alive. , but if you look at him every time he tastes it, he shrinks every time as long as Nicholas I straighten his face.

In the final analysis, he is still wise and unwilling to take risks, and now Viscount Prozolov suggested that he should take the lead, which is very risky. Do you think he can not hesitate?

If Alexander II did not agree, wouldn't he be sent to the forefront and become a key target for those conservatives to deal with?

Viscount Prozolov could see at a glance what Archduke Konstantin was worried about. To be honest, this is what he hates the most. This Archduke is too indecisive. In fact, think about it, even if you don't do anything conservative now Will I let you go?

You have long been a thorn in the side of conservatives. As long as conservatives are in power, you will definitely be the first person to clean up, and you can't escape at all, okay!

As for taking the lead, will it be too ostentatious and dangerous?

How can there be no danger? You have to move so many people's cakes, isn't it dangerous?

But the problem is that if you don't do it, it's still as dangerous. Whoever made you labelled by conservatives will never let you go.

Since extending the head is a knife and shrinking the head is also a knife, it is better to take the initiative to attack, at least to seize the initiative in the hand is better than passive parry?

What's more, if there is danger, there is gain. You have paid so much danger to promote the reform. When the real reform begins, your political capital is not full. What I am most afraid of is that I want to gain something and I am afraid of risks, so I will make a woolen thread!

"His Royal Highness, I have told you the truth many times, and now you have no way out. You can only survive if you fight hard to make the water muddy~www.novelbuddy.com~ Otherwise, sooner or later, whether it is those conservatives or Your Majesty, I won't let you go!" ьu

"You mustn't hesitate now, you can only survive if you are ruthless!"

Archduke Konstantin's face was gloomy and uncertain, and he could see that he was very entangled. Viscount Prozolov's words touched him, but the tenderness in his heart still prevented him from taking a crucial step.

After thinking for a long time, he just said to Viscount Prozolov indifferently: "You are right, I really have no way out... But this matter is very involved, you have to allow me to prepare more."

"Well, I will think about it for two days, and then I will lobby my big brother after considering all aspects of the relationship!"

This result naturally disappointed Viscount Prozolov. He knew that Archduke Konstantin was just making a murmur, but he didn't dare to take the risk. Such a boss would kill him!

But now it is responding to the sentence: the emperor is not in a hurry for the eunuch. What's the use of him being in a hurry here.

Returning to the apartment, Viscount Prozolov thought about it, and thought that if he let things go on like this, then the result would be the missed opportunity of the Archduke Konstantin, and he would regret it for the rest of his life. He must try to push the Archduke...

User rating: 3.8

5