Struggle in Russia

【Struggle in Tsarist Russia】 【】

The turmoil caused by Li Xiao's strong attack had a considerable impact on the already sensitive situation in St. Petersburg.

For those outsiders, they felt that the reformists had the upper hand, so they rushed over in droves. But now that the reformists were sentenced to several sentences, they suddenly felt that the situation was not good, and they immediately retreated.

All of a sudden, Nikolai Milyutin and others could see who the real supporters were. This also made many reformists who had been carried away before sober up and found that there was actually no absolute support on their side. advantages, the reforms are far from being able to achieve what they want.

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"It can be considered a lucky hit!"

Duke Vorontsov sighed. He was actually a little dissatisfied with what Li Xiao had done. After all, the problem of pinkeye was an internal conflict. How could he point his gun at his own people at this critical moment?

But the result wasn't particularly bad, so he didn't say anything.

Grand Duchess Elena supported Li Xiao in this regard: "You can't say that, some of us do have problems, there is no harm in beating them!"

Nikolai Milyutin did not speak, because there was nothing to say. Things had already happened and the results had come out. He wanted to interfere with Li Xiao but refused to listen. Alexander II was not something he could interfere with.

What else could be done?

All we can do is let it be!

"Let's talk about Duke Baryatinsky," he sighed and changed the subject: "Is it possible to launch a second round of offensive?"

Duke Vorontsov looked at him and then at Grand Duchess Elena. According to the previous plan, if the first wave of offensive could achieve the expected results, then the second round of offensive would be unnecessary.

The current situation is that the first round of offensive effects are not bad. Although it will not panic Alexander II, the effect is not bad. Is it necessary to launch a second round of offensive immediately?

Can it wait? Look again?

Nikolai Milyutin replied: "Time is too precious and we can't afford to wait. Even if the first round of offensive is quite effective, as long as the intended purpose is not achieved, the second round of offensive should be carried out!"

Grand Duchess Irina looked at him and then at Prince Vorontsov, pondered for a moment and said: "What are the opinions of others?"

The others naturally refer to Count Rostovtsev. His sensitive status makes it inappropriate to attend meetings with them, and his opinions can only be expressed alone.

Nikolai Milyutin replied: "The count said that he was not sure either, let us figure it out ourselves!"

As he spoke, he sighed, because Count Rostovtsev's original words were not like this. That person told him directly: "This is your business. If you want to ask me about this little thing, then you How can I be on my own in the future!"

Nikolai Milyutin was speechless about this. How could this become a trivial matter? When it comes to the survival of the reformists, this is a big deal, okay?

But Count Rostovtsev's temper is such that if he makes up his mind not to tell you, it will be of no use to you.

"The count is not sure?" Grand Duchess Elena was surprised.

To her, Count Rostovtsev had always had a unique vision and had a solution to every difficult problem. How come you can't see it accurately?

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Duke Vorontsov was also a little surprised and asked suspiciously: "Are you sure that's what the count said?"

What can Nikolai Milyutin say? He could only smile bitterly and said: "Maybe the count has other plans, maybe he wants to train us?"

Duke Vorontsov immediately blew his beard: "Exercise us? Why should I exercise when I'm almost in a coffin? I just want to see the reform proceed smoothly, so that I can sleep peacefully! Why does that bastard always do it? The name-calling hall comes out to torment people!"

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Nikolai Milyutin felt the same way. Sometimes Count Rostovtsev was too willful and simply regarded their career as child's play.

There's no way to blame him yet. If they really offend him and he just throws it away, then they can really just stare.

"Forget it, let's not talk about him, let's get back to the topic. Should we immediately launch a new offensive against Duke Baryatinsky? I personally think so!"

Prince Vorontsov shook his head decisively and said: "I think it is not advisable to act too hastily!"

After saying that, the two of them looked at Grand Duchess Elena together, which immediately put this wise lady under a lot of pressure. After a while, she sighed and said: "To be honest, I can't make up my mind. You both make sense, but No one can completely convince me, I can’t make up my mind!”

This is troublesome. Of the four people who are qualified to decide the future of the reformists, one is in favor, one is against, one is abstaining, and the last one, Count Rostovtsev, is still standing aside.

Isn't this unsolvable?

Grand Duchess Elena thought for a while and asked: "How about we ask for more people's opinions? Let's see what everyone says?"

Nikolai Milyutin and Duke Vorontsov suddenly fell silent. It is not impossible to expand the voting scope, but the problem is how to expand the voting scope.

Don't underestimate this vote. Maybe the leader of the reformists in the future will be chosen among those who are eligible to vote this time.

So who to choose is very important.

Prince Vorontsov first said: "I think Chernyshevsky is good, and we should listen to his opinion!"

Grand Duchess Irina said: "Dobrolyubov is also good. Find Shuyuan www.zhaoshuyuan.com and many of his opinions are very pertinent!"

Nikolai Milyutin immediately had a headache because both of them were too young. One is 29 years old and the other is 21 years old. There were already strong opinions within the faction about the rise of Li Xiao and others. Now, wouldn't it add fuel to the fire by letting two young people express their opinions on such a crucial decision?

He felt that Duke Vorontsov was just an old fox. He had said he was dissatisfied with what Li Xiao had done before, but he was actually very happy about it. Look, if Li Xiao didn't do it, how could he nominate Chernyshevsky?

After pondering for a moment, he said: "Are these two too young? Should we listen to more mature opinions at critical moments?"

Duke Vorontsov immediately laughed and said: "Then you might as well just set an age range. If you are under the specified age, you have no right to speak, and just let those old antiques control everything!"

Grand Duchess Irina also said: "The criterion for us to accept opinions should not be age, but whether this person can provide insights and help solve our current problems. In this regard, I think the two young people above are absolutely useless." no problem!"

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Nikolai Milyutin sighed and said with a wry smile: "Since you all agree, it is useless for me to object... In this case, I nominate Archduke Andrei and Count Alexei Speransky!"