Alexander II was really shocked this time. Queen Maria's words made him confused. Count Uvarov was obviously ready to stab him in the back, why couldn't he kill this old fox first?
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Listening to Queen Maria's wishes, not only did she not intend to hold Count Uvarov accountable, but she also wanted to severely punish those who suggested dealing with him. If she hadn't known that the queen had no close relationship with Count Uvarov, otherwise Alexander II would have
The world is about to doubt the color of its head.
After thinking for a long time, he still couldn't figure it out, and asked a little irritably: "What does this mean? Can't I teach him a lesson?"
Queen Maria took a deep breath and replied calmly: "Your Majesty, it's not that you can't teach Count Uvarov a lesson. If possible, I would also like to give this old man a lesson... but it is by no means the most appropriate right now.
Timing! If you do, it will only make things more complicated!”
Alexander II could understand this, and this was the reason why he did not immediately agree to Pobedonostsev's suggestion. However, this did not mean that he could understand what Queen Maria had said before, because he would not teach Uva a lesson.
Doesn't it mean that Count Rolf still condemns or is wary of those who suggest dealing with him?
Queen Maria explained patiently: "Your Majesty, the reason why I warned you to be wary of those people is very simple. The fundamental reason why these guys suggested that you deal with Count Uvarov at this time is because of their bad intentions... They are nothing more than
I want to take advantage of the chaos to deal with Count Uvarov in order to eliminate dissidents and obstacles... Think about it, if Count Uvarov is gone, who will be most beneficial? Is it the liberal elements?"
At this time, Alexander II was finally enlightened, and he suddenly understood.
Count Uvarov's absence is naturally beneficial to the reformists, but it is actually more beneficial to Baryatinsky and his group!
Count Uvarov is here, so they will not be able to replace him quickly no matter what. But if Count Uvarov is gone, the conservative forces that were originally attached to Count Uvarov must immediately re-attach to the new master. You
Who would they choose under the current situation?
Even more maliciously, although Baryatinsky is very favored and has the air of a new generation of conservative forces, he is not in St. Petersburg at the moment. Even if something happens to Count Uvarov, he will not be able to quickly win over people's hearts.
But Pobedonostsev is different. He is in St. Petersburg, and he is the one who actively suggested killing Count Uvarov. After the incident, it can be imagined that he will not be idle, and will definitely expand his power crazily.
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From this perspective, his suggestion is simply unreasonable!
After thinking about this, Alexander II's face became even more ugly. If Count Uvarov's previous actions had shocked him, then Queen Maria exposed Pobedonostsev.
His sinister intentions made him feel like a lightning strike!
After a long while, Alexander II gritted his teeth and cursed: "None of these bastards can be trusted. No wonder my father..."
Yes, it was at this moment that Alexander II finally understood his previous inhumane ways. It turned out that it was not that he was too cold, but that the world itself was so cruel. If he could not adapt to this cruel world, then
They can only be eliminated ruthlessly!
Alexander II naturally didn't want to be eliminated, so he calmed down and thought calmly about how to solve the trouble at hand.
Although Count Uvarov can only observe for the time being, he always feels that he cannot just wait and do nothing, but must take some measures.
In addition, it seems that Pobedonostsev should also be hammered, otherwise this guy's ambition will expand to no limit!
"Should I summon Count Uvarov and talk to him?" Alexander II asked, touching his chin.
"Of course you can do this, but I think this is probably what Count Uvarov is looking forward to seeing..." m..
Alexander II nodded, and he also thought about it. I am afraid that Count Uvarov's purpose is to bargain with him or blackmail him. If he really interviews this old fox, the only one who will be passive is himself.
Just when Alexander II was considering whether there was a more ideal way, Queen Maria suddenly suggested: "I think you can summon Nikolai Milyutin."
Alexander II was stunned again. At first, he didn't think there was any use in summoning Nikolai Milyutin. After pondering for a while, he realized that this seemed to be a good idea!
how to say?
Count Uvarov went to see Nikolai Milyutin. Regardless of whether they really reached an agreement, it was undeniable that this did put tremendous pressure on Alexander II, catching him off guard and almost losing his position.
It can be seen that this move is indeed powerful, and Alexander II can control the virtual and real situations very well.
But Alexander II could definitely give him a taste of his own medicine! He called Nikolai Milyutin to the Winter Palace not only to test whether he had really reached an agreement with Count Uvarov, but also to test whether he had really reached an agreement with Count Uvarov.
You can even set up a charm trap for Count Uvarov with a backhand. After all, there is no real mutual trust between him and Nikolay Milyutin, so the alienation tactic is completely useful!
This is a great move!
Alexander II subconsciously slapped his thigh and applauded Queen Maria's clever plan.
"Great! Let's do it!"
He looked at Queen Maria tenderly, his face full of doting and love. At this moment, he really felt that what a husband could ask for if he had such a wife!
Just when he rejoiced and felt that the gloom had been swept away, Queen Maria reminded her again: "Your Majesty, it is not advisable to be too happy just yet... After all, Count Uvarov and Nikolay M.
We still don’t know how Liuting’s talks went… We can’t rule out that Nikolai Milyuting also wants to use this to bargain with you… You still need to be careful with it!”
Alexander II's ecstasy immediately dissipated a lot. Yes, he also thought that Queen Maria was right. It was indeed not the time to be happy yet. It was true that Count Uvarov was a damn old fox, but
Nikolai Milyutin is not stupid, he is at least a weasel full of bad intentions.
You must not be careless when dealing with Nikolay Milyutin, otherwise he will just escape from the tiger's mouth and turn back into the wolf's den, which would be called a tragedy!
"Thank you Maria, it's so great to have you by my side!" Alexander II hugged Queen Maria and kissed her deeply. If you only watch this scene, it's really like the piano, the strings and the strings are respectful to each other...