Struggle in Russia - v3 Chapter 867 new man for old man

Of course, the news of Li Xiao being recalled to St. Petersburg cannot be overwhelmed, especially the well-informed Alexander II. Although he did not pay special attention to this annoying cousin, Li Xiao arrived in St. Petersburg and was appointed as the director of the third department in St. Petersburg. Certainly can't hide from him.

"Andrei Konstantinovich is back?" he asked Prince Oldolf with a sullen face.

The latter's heart was naturally pounding, and when he heard the news, he felt inappropriate, but Nikolai Milyutin had done a lot of work, and many reformers, both overtly and secretly, put pressure on him to let him Only one eye can be closed.

Duke Oldolf replied cautiously: "Yes, Your Majesty. Count Nikolai Milutin strongly requested His Excellency the Grand Duke to come back. At first, he even wanted His Excellency to go to the Third Department Headquarters as Inspector General, but I refused."

Alexander II took a deep breath. Although he knew that it would never be a small person who had the energy to bring someone back, it was beyond his expectations that it was Nikolai Milutin who led this matter.

Because he felt that he had seen through Nicholas Milyuting for a while, and felt that this minister who liked reform could not escape his Wuzhishan.

But in the blink of an eye, this fellow made such a big news for him, no matter how you look at it, it will turn the world upside down!

Alexander II wanted to call Nikolai Milyutin over to question him and ask him what was going on. It's just that this idea was dismissed by him as soon as it came up, and the reason was very simple - inappropriate!

And Alexander II felt that since Nikolai Milyutin dared to do such a thing, he would definitely not be afraid of him asking. Maybe that guy has already made all the preparations, just waiting for him to ask!

In this case, Alexander II is too lazy to waste his energy. Since he is destined to ask nothing, it is the best policy not to ask and to find a way to solve this problem.

"Then you agree to let him go to St. Petersburg for the third installment? Don't you know how important it is there?"

Duke Oldolf of course knew that Alexander II would have opinions, but since he agreed, there was a reason for that. Not to mention his relationship with Duke Alexander, who also supported reforms, so he had to give reformists to some extent. A little face, for example, he must not give conservatives a key position like the third part of St. Petersburg.

Besides, he was about to leave for Paris to become an ambassador. Why would he do such a scumbag sinner? Since you, Alexander II, like Konstantin Pobedonostsev so much, let him reject Nikolai Milyutin, see if he can stop him!

Konstantin Pobedonostsev could block it, but Alexander II knew that even if he blocked it, the consequences would be very serious. After all, he belongs to the conservative faction. Once he dares to openly reject the reformer who definitely thinks it is a provocation from the conservative faction, he will definitely fight back desperately.

In that case, it will definitely explode, and Alexander II managed to control the situation with great difficulty, but I don't want such a trivial matter to let all my efforts go to waste.

He looked at Duke Oldolf and couldn't tell whether he was happy or unhappy, of course he wasn't happy, but if you said he was particularly unhappy, it wouldn't be. Because he knew that the Duke of Oldolf was a smart person, and a smart person absolutely knew how to judge the situation, how could he offend the leader of the reformists Nikolai Milyutin at this time.

Alexander II sighed in his heart, waved his hand to send Duke Oldov away, and then brought in Konstantin Pobedonostsev.

"The plan is not as good as the change, my friend, I need you to take over the third part as soon as possible!"

Konstantin Pobedonostsev was taken aback, because according to Alexander II's original plan, he should take over the third installment after the situation was more stable. At that time, the aggressive momentum of the reformists was suppressed, and the crime of the Duke of Oldolf was almost done, and it was his turn to take advantage of it.

But why did it suddenly change?

"I'm afraid that old fox has already seen my plan. Next, he will only open the gate with the muddy mud or even directly release the water. It is very inappropriate for him to continue to be in charge of the third part!"

Hearing this, Konstantin Pobedonostsev was a little flustered, because he knew how difficult it was to sit in the third film, especially in the context of the current reform, when a conservative like him was in charge The third part will definitely be targeted by the reformists.

And according to Alexander II's idea, he should go to the third part to monitor and control the reformists, but at the same time he can't have a head-on conflict with the reformists. It is best to go quietly into the village and shoot.

But now that the Duke of Oldolf left early, he had to get up ahead of time, and the situation was far from the expected level of control. When he takes office at this time, he will inevitably conflict with the reformers. How will it end at that time?

Konstantin Pobedonostsev is very aware of what Alexander II expects from him, and in this situation, he may not be able to complete the task given by Alexander II, okay?

What's worse is that Konstantin Pobedonostsev has no way to refuse, because letting him go to the third film is the trust and favor of Alexander II, and he can't refuse!

"Your Majesty, I'm not afraid of these troubles, but the problem is that if I follow your request to monitor those liberals, I will definitely have a direct conflict with them~www.novelbuddy.com~ At that time, I had no room to maneuver and could only go with them. Hit hard!"

Konstantin Pobedonostsev's meaning inside and outside the words still hopes that Alexander II will try to let Duke Oldov work for a while, otherwise he will be very troublesome.

However, Alexander II also had a last resort, because today the Duke of Oldolf has made it clear that he cannot have a direct conflict with the reformists, and he will definitely release water when necessary.

And he can't allow the unconditional release of the third volume, because that will affect his overall layout and mess up his plan!

"It's normal to have conflicts. After all, you and they are not the same. Duke Oldolf can't stay in the third part. He has been in control of this department for a long time... Well, I will intervene in conflicts when necessary, Try to ease the conflict!"

Konstantin Pobedonostsev was actually not satisfied with the result, but he also knew that Alexander II would not be able to give any more promises. Obviously, once he took office, trouble would follow. He also had to prepare for the worst in advance.

Thinking of this, he sighed: "It would be great if Alexander Ivanovich was here!"