Struggle in Russia - v3 Chapter 863 worry

The news of Nicholas I's apparition quickly spread all over St. Petersburg, and almost nobility, big and small, were discussing this gossip news. In addition to lamenting the magic of spiritualists, most people think that heaven can really change a person's soul, otherwise you can see how long Nicholas I has been in immortality, and he has become reasonable and easy to talk so quickly.

Even Nikolai Milyuting was discussing the great significance of this event with great interest: "Now even the late emperors are beginning to accept new things, which shows that reform is an irresistible general trend... If I had known that spiritualists were so effective, I should have done so sooner. Let your majesty ask for it!"

Dmitri Milyutin and Grand Duchess Elena Pavlovna, who were sitting in the audience on the other side, just looked at each other and smiled, obviously they were very dismissive of it.

"Aren't you surprised at all?" Nikolai Milyutin asked incomprehensibly.

Dmitry pouted and asked, "What are you surprised about?"

Nikolai Milutin was surprised: "Soul! This is a ghost!"

Dmitri sighed secretly, he was really speechless to this honest brother, couldn't he see that this was just a trick? What a **** spiritualist, what a **** Nicholas I's approval, these are all tricks to fool people, okay!

"But everyone saw it, and even Count Uvarov admitted that he was shocked... Is this still fake? What's more, His Majesty and Archduke Konstantin were also on the spot. If someone faked the soul of the late emperor, they would not be able to see it. ?"

Hearing this, Grand Duchess Elena Pavlovna sighed. She was also convinced by Nikolai Milutin's innocence. Why didn't she participate in the spiritual activity? It was obvious that both Alexander II and the Archduke Constantine tried their best to invite her to go, but she just didn't go, didn't she just dislike this kind of pediatric trick!

Let her endorse such an anti-intellectual trick, she will not do it!

From the beginning to the end, the Grand Duchess knew that this conjuration was just a play, tacitly approved by Alexander II and organized by the Grand Duke Constantine. The purpose is actually to block the mouths of Count Uvarov and the others.

Come to think of it, even the soul of Nicholas I was not against new things, so what's the problem with taking the train to Moscow for the enthronement ceremony?

It can even be deduced that Nicholas I was not so staunchly opposed to reform, and it was possible to do a little reform.

And that's what Alexander II and Archduke Constantine were for. And the result was not too bad from what they estimated. Sure enough, the conservative forces dared not continue to make irresponsible remarks, and they were a lot more honest.

"No?" Nikolai Milyutin was stunned, he looked at Dmitry and Grand Duchess Elena and asked, "Then what was Count Uvarov's reaction? There's no way the old fox couldn't see it, right?"

Grand Duchess Elena snorted coldly: "Of course he can see what the name is, but it is precisely because he can see it that he does not dare to dismantle it foolishly, and can only follow His Majesty's will!"

Nikolai Milyutin was shocked again, because he felt that a die-hard conservative old fox like Count Uvarov would definitely try his best to protect the interests of conservatives, while Alexander II was obviously cheating and would obviously harm the interests of conservatives. Does he ignore it for no reason?

"Because he's smart enough, or cunning!" Dmitri added sullenly.

Indeed, of course, Count Uvarov does not believe in any evocation theory. That set of tricks can only deceive those fools. How can he deceive him? But it was precisely because he saw through this trick that he did not dare to dismantle it!

The reason is very simple, you see who is doing this trick? Alexander II must have acquiesced, and Archduke Constantine is definitely behind the scenes. The two brothers rarely agree on the same issue. What does that mean?

This shows that the family of Alexander II has reached a consensus on this issue. It is imperative to go to Moscow by train, and it is useless for anyone to object.

In this case, as long as Count Uvarov is not an iron-headed doll, he will definitely not dare to demolish the stage, otherwise, who is he hitting in the face?

Alexander II believes that it is true, but you dare to say it is false, you don't want to mix in Russia after eating a bear's heart and a leopard!

What's more, Count Uvarov is a very clever person. How to protect the core interests of conservatives is what he cares about, and going to Moscow by train does not involve core interests, even if it will bring some bad associations, It may suggest that the reformers will become bigger, but he will never be foolish to dismantle this trick, because under the current situation, these can actually be conceded.

Since he can make concessions, he will dismantle it when he is nervous, and he is not stupid!

Nikolai Milyuting stared at the ceiling in a daze, because the above theory had a bit of an impact on his worldview. After a long time, he was the only one who was foolishly watching the fun. He really thought that the soul of Nicholas I had appeared. After a long time, it was all a drama!

"I told you a long time ago, don't be foolish to believe everything, there are many doorways here!" Grand Duchess Elena taught: "That's why the earl asked you to listen, read and think more, don't always be led by others. Run your nose!"

Nikolai Milyuting gave a wry smile~www.novelbuddy.com~ sullenly said: "Okay, I am naive. But does this mean that His Majesty is actually inclined to reform, otherwise he will not acquiesce to Archduke Constantine. It's a trick to fool those stubborn old foxes!"

Dmitri and Grand Duchess Elena looked at each other again, and this is what they were worried about. You see, even Nikolai Milyutin would think so when he knew the truth, not to mention those reformers who were full of expectations for Alexander II and pinned all their hopes on him.

To tell the truth, the problem here is too big. Once everyone makes such a wrong association, they will inevitably pin everything on Alexander II, but that His Majesty is not what they expected, and he really wants to reform. as a last resort. Once this limelight has passed or he can control the situation, do you think he will still agree to reform?

Grand Duchess Elena and Dmitry knew very well that Alexander II was unreliable. There are too many people like Nikolai Milyutin in Russia. Maybe they will be confused after this incident. Make even more wrong judgments, and this will plant a huge disaster for future reforms!

Thinking of this possibility, Dmitri and Grand Duchess Elena couldn't help worrying, how to solve this problem? 4255/11045731