Dmitry Milyutin suddenly felt a little embarrassed. Countess Antonina Bogdanova had some crazy political ideas. Although the countess followed the others and shouted twice about Pan-Slavism, this vase
I'm afraid I don't even know who the East Slavs and Yugoslavs are.
Naturally, it was impossible for Neserrode to discuss political opinions or how to drive a car with such a dabbler.
Of course, this is nothing in the aristocratic circle. It would be strange if a beautiful female aristocrat didn't have a few "male besties" or male lickers.
It's just that Neserrodidi is over six years old, old enough to be the grandfather of Countess Antonina Bogdanova. This guy is actually still old-hearted, he is really a pure man!
Although Dmitri could hear Count Rostovtsev's teasing, he was also a little surprised. According to the count, he was planning to let Countess Antonina Bogdanova confront Neshel.
Luo Die winked and acted like a pillow, the question is is this possible?
Dmitri knew Neserrodie very well. The reason why he became prime minister was because he was not the kind of pig who couldn't walk around when he saw a beautiful woman and didn't know his last name. Even An
Countess Tonina Bogdanova is so beautiful and charming that it is impossible for Neserrodie to give up her principles.
Isn’t the wind not blowing well?
This was what Dmitri really thought, so he mentioned it to Count Rostovtsev, trying to dispel the count's unrealistic ideas.
"Pillow style or honey trap?"
Count Rostovtsev suddenly burst into laughter, and after laughing for a while he said: "My friend, you have misunderstood, I did not mean that at all! It is impossible to rely on beautiful women to seduce Neserrodie into making mistakes.
That old fox is very stubborn and scheming, there is no way he will be fooled!"
Dmitri was confused and asked puzzledly: "Then you asked me to contact you again..."
Count Rostovtsev smiled and said: "I have no intention of letting Countess Antonina Bogdanova influence Neserrodie. That is impossible. I just hope that there will be someone with no particularly obvious background.
Wouldn't let that old fox doubt someone give him a piece of advice!"
Dmitri was even more confused. He could understand the first half of Count Rostovtsev's sentence. Countess Antonina Bogdanova did have a simple background, although there were many men behind her.
But this courtesan cannot belong to any particular faction. Whether she is a reformist, a conservative or someone else, as long as she can be provided with asylum or money, this beauty will not refuse anyone who comes.
So her background is still very simple. You can tell at a glance that she is just a money worshiper. But in the second half, Dmitri didn't understand why Antonina Bogdanova was made a woman.
The Count gave Neserrodie some advice. What was the other suggestion? Neserrodie would definitely listen to this last suggestion.
Count Rostovtsev smiled mysteriously and said enigmatically: "Of course that old fox will listen, because at this moment he is having a headache on how to adjust his policies, and the advice I give him will be in line with his needs.
Taste, he'll happily accept it!"
Dmitri was even more surprised. He really couldn't think of any suggestions that Neserrodie would happily accept. In addition, he was also shocked that Count Rostovtsev could correctly grasp Neserrodie's mentality. Could this person
Mind reading again?
Of course, Dmitri also knew the count's evil intentions. Judging from his appearance, he was not ready to reveal the answer immediately, so he simply bypassed this link and asked directly: "Then what do you need me to do?"
Count Rostovtsev was very satisfied with Dmitri's attitude. Both old Igor and Nikolai Milyutin were curious babies. They had to ask questions clearly about many things, but Dmitri was different. He had
Soldiers are uniquely direct, and he likes such direct people.
"Your role is very important. I need you to tell Countess Antonina Bogdanova my suggestions on a suitable occasion, but it cannot be deliberate. Everything must be unintentional, but you must ensure that
The countess was deeply impressed by this suggestion."
"Of course, if you can't find such an opportunity, I will arrange it and make everything seamless. Then all we need to do is wait. I believe that the old pervert Neserroddie will receive this message soon.
suggested!"
Dmitri roughly understood Count Rostovtsev's idea. If it could be realized, it would be really clever. Neserrodie probably didn't even realize that he had fallen into a trap even if he thought about it. This made him more and more confused.
I am interested in that suggestion. What kind of suggestion could make Count Rostovtsev act so cautiously?
Count Rostovtsev did not continue this topic, but asked: "My friend, what do you think of the recent war? For example, Paskovich and Prince Mikhail Gorchakov
A fiasco?"
Dmitri curled his lips in his heart, sighed and replied: "Duke Paskovich has nothing to say. It should be lack of preparation and underestimation of the combat effectiveness of the Hungarian rebels. As for Duke Mikhail,
His defeat was also due to pride and underestimation of the enemy, but there are many things about the war in Wallachia that I can’t understand!”
Count Rostovtsev asked calmly: "Oh? Where are they?"
When the topic of military conversation came up, Dmitri immediately forgot about the suggestions and the Countess, and said enthusiastically: "There are many strange things about the war in Wallachia. According to my previous research at the Military Academy,
The battle shouldn't go so smoothly. The mountains in northern Wallachia are very unfavorable to us. If the Wallachian rebels can take advantage of the terrain, they can build a solid defense line!"
"However, in the real battle, these solid defense lines did not appear. On the contrary, these rebels were like a piece of loose sand, breaking at the first touch. According to the information I received, our army seemed to know their defense lines well, and the morale of the other party was inexplicably low.
, sometimes the enemy is defeated in one battle with a large number of enemies, which is simply inexplicable... If I were the commander of the Wallachian rebels, I would definitely not behave so poorly!"
Having said this, Dmitri paused and said emphatically: "But this is not the strangest thing. There may be many reasons for the low morale of the rebels. The low combat effectiveness can also be caused by the hastily recruited farmers who have not received the necessary military training.
Explanation. But Duke Mikhail's logistics supply is really a miracle. The last time we fought in Wallachia, the supply was a mess, but this time it was so smooth that it didn't look like our troops..."