Struggle in Russia

Count Uvarov flattered him openly, saying that he hadn't done this for many years. I feel that the skills are a bit rusty, and he feels that it is necessary to pick up such skills, so that he can wear them for thousands of times, but he will not wear them!

At the critical moment, you must have such skills to save your life, right?

Even if Nicholas I was not particularly cold about this flattery, he just hummed lightly, but Count Uvarov didn't care and was not discouraged. He knew that Nicholas I was still angry, and he just now You just made such a big mistake, and you want to make a comeback with a flattery, do you really think Nicholas I is an idiot?

Nicholas I is definitely not an idiot. On the contrary, he is the most powerful emperor in the history of Russia. Do you really think he can't see these small tricks in front of him?

But Count Uvarov just wanted Nicholas I to see it, why? Is it true that you wear thousands of clothes and don't wear them? That's not true, but flattering itself is an attitude!

Think about what kind of people would flatter, and they just want to curry favor with others. In short, these are tricks used by people with low status against people with high status. Have you ever heard of the reverse case?

Obviously not, so Count Uvarov lowered his body to flatter Nicholas I. It is a kind of soft-hearted performance-it is equivalent to admitting his mistake to Nicholas I, saying that I was wrong, I deserve to die, I will grow old in the future Honestly, I will do my best for you, big brother.

This is the essence of Earl Uvarov's flattery, but he can figure out whether it is good to make a plan and move.

So even if Nicholas I didn't pay much attention to him in the future, Count Uvarov didn't care, and always had a respectful and respectful attitude, not to mention how correct his posture was.

This was a bit funny to Count Rostovtsev, because he hadn't seen Count Uvarov so cautious in twelve years, and this was only when he was valued by Nicholas I. expression.

Later, as his status continued to rise, this slave look was no longer seen, replaced by a kind of aloof pride or arrogance, making it seem like he is so awesome.

Of course, he is indeed very powerful. He has suppressed Russia for 20 years almost by himself, and countless talented people who are eager for change can only sigh at the ocean and curse him behind their backs. But now, this person has returned to his original appearance again, which is really a bit gratifying.

It's just that Count Rostovtsev was not happy. Instead, he felt a sense of urgency. He had waited for this opportunity for too long. If he didn't seize the opportunity to kill Count Uvarov, the poisonous snake, then I am afraid there will be no more hope in this life.

After thinking about it for a while, Count Rostovtsev said to Nicholas I: "Having His Royal Highness the Crown Prince visit is a good way to avoid further deterioration of the situation, but you must also prepare early, in case the Prime Minister is true. If you are sick, the problem will be serious!"

In fact, this is also the question that Nicholas I was most worried about. If Nesselrode came for the truth, then he was really caught off guard and there was no time to make any arrangements. Even if there is such a suitable spare tire for him to install, it is impossible to expect this spare tire to stabilize the situation immediately.

Especially at this juncture, he was still arguing with Turkey. Although Nicholas I was very dissatisfied with Nesselrode's procrastination, he was not sure that changing someone to preside over the diplomatic work would be better than Nesselrode's. powerful.

After all, Nesselrode has been very reliable over the years, and his old profession is also a diplomat. It is not difficult to find someone stronger than him in Russia, but it is extremely difficult! At least Nicholas I himself thought so.

What's more, Nesselrode still occupies two positions, both the prime minister and the foreign minister. Nicholas I dare not expect that the spare tire can be as versatile as him, and he can manage the cabinet in an orderly manner while handling diplomacy. .

The thought of looking for two spare tires, Nicholas I, at the same time felt like a headache. It was so difficult to find one, and it would definitely be even more troublesome to find two.

As Nicholas I suddenly changed color, Count Uvarov's heart was full of nuisance criticism. why?

The reason is very simple. The last topic he wants to bring up now is the new Prime Minister and the new Foreign Minister, because as soon as this topic is involved, Nicholas I will inevitably think of what he said before.

Naturally, those grievances will be brought up again. Why do you think Count Uvarov flattered suddenly without integrity? In fact, it was to temporarily divert the topic, so as not to give Nicholas I a chance to aggravate his opinions.

However, Count Rostovtsev was fine, and he hooked Nicholas I back with a single voice. Looking at the expression of the Supreme, it was obvious that he had a very headache.

If you think about it, he was already in a bad mood, and when he thought about Count Uvarov's performance just now, wouldn't he be in a worse mood, so that he could casually turn this matter over?

But Count Uvarov couldn't change the topic again. One of them was too deliberate, it seemed that he was deliberately avoiding it, which would arouse Nicholas I's suspicion again. The other one is also extremely inappropriate, don't you see that the monarch is having a headache? What do you mean by making jokes here and not talking about serious things? Is it because you have no idea so you are going to fool things!

Count Uvarov could only bite the bullet and said: "Relevant plans must be prepared, but there is no need to be too unreasonable. Before His Royal Highness the Crown Prince comes back, any blind speculation will only lead to bad things and will not help solve the problem! The first thing we need to do now is to keep calm and stabilize our minds, and we must not care about it and make mistakes in the rush!"

This is true, but it is not very comforting to Nicholas I, because he is now in a mood that he hopes to come up with a strategy before Crown Prince Alexander comes back, regardless of whether Neserrodie is real or not. If you are sick, you can deal with it effectively.

Instead of talking high-profile like Count Uvarov, it seems to be old-fashioned words, but it is actually useless to solve practical problems.

So Nicholas I hummed again, simply ignored him, and asked Count Rostovtsev directly: "What preparations do you think should be made?"

Nicholas I's attitude made Count Uvarov angry. He thought it would be brilliant if he didn't say anything, but at least it would attract Nicholas I's attention. But who would have thought that Nicholas I would simply ignore it? Instead, he asked Count Ji Yu Rostovtsev, which is no less than slapping him directly. Can you tell him how he will feel better?