Struggle in Russia - v3 Chapter 877 dumbfounded (2)

Alexander II was very depressed, or rather angry, he felt that his subjects were all black-hearted bastards.

For example, Nikolai Milyuting, who pointed at his nose with saliva on his face, was such an honest man in his father's time. He looks like a quail, as thin and deceitful as if he will go to work as long as you whistle.

But now this **** dares to talk to him like this, where is there a little bit of quail, just like an old embarrassment!

There was also Count Uvarov, who almost fell asleep with his eyes closed, looking at this gloomy old man, Alexander II, and he couldn't help but get angry. Look at how loyal he was back then, as if everything followed the king's wishes, even if the king ordered him to die, he would not hesitate at all.

But now? This old fox's fox tail is all exposed, where is this loyal minister? He is clearly an old **** who only cares about his own happiness.

Looking at the shriveled old face of Count Uvarov, Alexander II wanted to punch the old **** and knock out all his teeth.

It's a pity he can't do it, even if he is the supreme master of all Russia but still some things can't be done, unless he wants to die like his grandfather.

Of course, Alexander II was more dissatisfied with Konditantin Pobedonostsev. The reason why he wanted Konditantin Pobedonostsev to be the director of the third department was that he hoped He can **** his country like the Count of Benkendorf in those days.

Yes, although Konditantine Pobedonostsev was not as savage and astute as Benkendorf, he was still a smart man. And only the wise can grasp the king's intentions and take charge of the third volume.

But the answer sheet handed over by this smart man really made Alexander II unsatisfied, and he began to regret handing over the third volume to Konstantin Pobedonostsev, a gentle governess who seemed to be intrigued by intrigues. does not work.

What's even worse for him is that he was actually suppressed by Nikolai Milyuting. He was unilaterally pressed on the ground and rubbed against the ground without any power to fight back. How could this manage the third part.

You must know that the thorns in the third part are not easier to deal with than Nikolai Milyuting, and even Nikolai Milyuting can't handle them. I am afraid that there is a high probability that they will be played by those thorns.

Alexander II realized that he had made a low-level mistake. Before, he thought that Konstantin Pobedonostsev had a good mind and took it for granted that he would go to the third part as a duck to water.

But now it seems that this person is more suitable for retreat, a bit like Count Uvarov, who is a lot less capable in all aspects. It's more suitable to come up with a plan, rather than actually execute it yourself.

The third part is a very skillful executive department, and people who only retreat there may not be able to do anything well.

But Alexander II went through a circle in his mind and couldn't think of anyone who could replace Konstantin Pobedonostsev. Most of the secretaries who were close to him were soldiers, otherwise they would be like There is not a single literati like Konditantin Pobedonostsev who is really suitable for being a black glove.

Thinking of this, Alexander II sighed helplessly. For the time being, it seems that he can only continue to let Konditantin Pobedonostsev bear it. Who makes no substitutes? I hope this guy can hold on and give him time to find a more suitable substitute.

Before that, he can only do his best to help him, help him get through this level first!

After sighing for a while, Alexander II said to Nikolai Milutin: "Your words also have some truth, so, the third part does need to change a little bit of behavior, Conditantine, you should study it after you go back, and see how To restrain your subordinates like this, take out a piece of paper and show it to me!"

In fact, this is a plan to delay the army. Alexander II nominally agreed to Nikolai Milyutin's request, as if to ask Konstantin Pobedonostsev to do reforms, but in fact, did you reveal a little bit about how the changes were made? ?

There is too much moisture here. In the end, what plan was given by Konditantin Pobedonostsev, and how much can be changed in the end. As long as Alexander II is willing, this level of change is completely complete. It can be a soup instead of a medicine!

And this is also the ultimate method for the tsars of all dynasties to deal with things. When forced to, he can agree to some suggestions, but how to implement them is another matter. As long as he is willing to implement it in the end, it can become empty words. For example, the reform in the era of Alexander I was once vigorous, but in the end, there was no result.

Isn't that what the Tsar does!

Generally speaking, this trick will work for the tsar~www.novelbuddy.com~ Because there will be no courtiers to force it in such a hurry, after all, it is still necessary to save face for the king and father, right?

It's just that this time, the Dafa that Alexander II learned from the previous emperors was invalid. The reason was that Count Rostovtsev had already warned Nikolai Milutin and told him how to deal with it.

So, as soon as Alexander II finished speaking, Nikolai Milyutin interjected: "This is really great, but please be blunt, let Count Konstantin Pobedonostsev find a way to be efficient. It’s not high, I suggest that the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Internal Affairs come forward to discuss this issue together, which is more targeted, and with the help of legal professionals from the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Internal Affairs, they will definitely be able to check and fill the gaps to perfection!”

Alexander II was dumbfounded, as was Konstantin Pobedonostsev, and even Count Uvarov was dumbfounded. These three people did not expect that Nikolai Milyuting would throw out such a plan.

According to Alexander II's plan, how to change it and whether to change it is in his control.

But once the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Internal Affairs are also involved, the nature of the matter will change. The urgency of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Ministry of Justice will definitely suppress the third Ministry. robbed a lot of business.

With these two joining in, we will definitely try our best to limit the third part, at least it will make it impossible for the third part to do what it wants to do as before.

"But..." Alexander II hesitated, mainly because he couldn't think of an excuse to refuse for a while, while Nikolai Milyutin pressed hard: "In the end, this is also a legal issue. If the third volume cannot continue to be outside the law, the help of the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of the Interior must be needed!"