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Duke Mikhail also agrees with Duke Ordorf's judgment. If Uvarov is allowed to control the third part, the old bastard will definitely do everything possible to retaliate against those who have offended him. At that time, he will do the most despicable things in the name of righteousness, it is indeed a nightmare!

So he bluntly said to Duke Aldorf: "So if you really want to leave the third part, the first thing we have to do is to prevent Count Uvarov from entering the third part!"

Duke Aldorf nodded in deep agreement, and said with lingering fear: "If that old guy gets the third part, then we will almost have no way out! So our only choice is Count Rostovtsev." ?”

Prince Mikhail immediately fell silent. To be honest, although Count Rostovtsev’s reputation in the market is much stronger than that of Count Uvarov, it is not a particularly good choice for them. I'm used to being withdrawn, I don't associate with anyone, I don't get close to anyone, it's like not getting close to strangers.

In Prince Mikhail's opinion, that one was especially difficult to deal with besides the smelly and hard stones in the latrine. Because he didn't seem to have any interest appeals, all his actions revolved around Nicholas I, almost obeying orders.

He is the lone minister of Nicholas I, and he only serves that His Majesty. This is of course a good thing for Nicholas I, but it is not so good for Duke Mikhail and Duke Ordorf.

For them, Count Rostovtsev could neither buy nor talk about emotional wooing. If he controlled the third part, it can be said that the third part ushered in the second Benkendorf.

Although Benkendorf was not as unkind as Count Rostovtsev, he was actually a lone minister in essence, and he was particularly unfriendly to other ministers. Who would like such a particularly unfriendly person in charge of such a terrible department?

If Duke Mikhail and Duke Ordorf are allowed to choose, Count Rostovtsev and Count Uvarov had better get out of the game. Neither one is the best candidate!

"Then who do you think is qualified to compete with them?" Duke Aldorf asked dejectedly.

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Except for these two, other people, such as the old Adlerberg, are almost meaningless, and it is impossible to become the controller of the third part.

After contemplating for a long time, Prince Mikhail sighed faintly: "Forget it, it's meaningless to think about this question now, let's take a step and see, Nesselrode hasn't fallen yet! Why do you want to go so far!"

The Duke of Aldorf also laughed dryly, but he was very clear that there was no way to avoid this question. Sooner or later, there would always be a day when he had to make a choice, and it was the best policy to be mentally prepared as early as possible.

He asked leisurely: "If you have to choose one of these two people? Who do you choose?"

Duke Mikhail pondered for a long time, and replied very tangled: "If I have to choose one, then I will choose Count Rostovtsev! Although this count is terrible at managing the third part, but always Better than Count Uvarov who is like a mad dog, at least he is impartial to us!"

Duke Aldorf also nodded. He almost meant the same thing. Although it is not the best choice to choose an impartial candidate, it is better than Earl Uvarov. That person is too biased and will cheat kill them!

"Okay, I probably understand. Fortunately, there is still time. I really hope that more outstanding candidates will emerge in the past two years. It is better not to choose those two guys!" Duke Aldorf said deeply. Said with lingering fear.

However, Duke Mikhail knew that this possibility was very small. First of all, Nicholas I was not a monarch who liked to recruit new people.

He believed that the veterans around him were not willing to give newcomers a chance to succeed. This also determines that the newcomer can only rely on slowly grinding time, and it is impossible to get ahead without grinding until the hair turns gray.

Wanting to stand out in one or two years and become a candidate who can wrestle with big men like Count Rostovtsev and Count Uvarov, this is simply a dream!

So the result is basically doomed, and Duke Mikhail just nodded tacitly and stopped talking about it. He turned to the topic of war:

"Nesselrode may find it difficult to stop His Majesty's ambitions for Bulgaria this time. It is conceivable that the situation will deteriorate in a certain way. Once the Turks do not surrender, there will only be one battle!"

To be honest, Duke Mikhail actually does not approve of fighting at this time, especially continuing to fight with Turkey. Because Wallachia and Moldavia were only engaged in a few years ago, and now they continue to engage in Bulgaria. This will have a bad international impact and will give the impression that other powers are greedy.

Once such an impression is formed, the big powers are likely to choose to intervene. At that time, even if they can occupy Bulgaria, they will not be able to keep it under the influence of international pressure.

This is not the first time this has happened. What happened last time in Greece is a lesson for the past. Russia has arranged for decades, and paid a huge price to finally make Greece independent. The biggest beneficiary turned out to be not Russia but It's England.

Tell me what kind of shit this is!

Anyway, Duke Mikhail didn't want to go through such a bad situation again. This time he made troubles in Bulgaria, and he thought that it was very likely that Bulgaria would become the second Greece again. Even if Bulgaria is freed from Turkey's slavery and control, Bulgaria will not fall into Russia's pocket in the end.

So, are you a tired idiot? Duke Mikhail thinks that Nicholas I should take it easy. It is best not to continue doing things in the Balkans. First, stabilize Wallachia and Moldavia. . It is good to firmly control these two bridgeheads.

If you really want to use troops, the direction of the Caucasus and the Far East are the best choices. Doing things in these two directions is unlikely to cause violent reactions from the great powers, and the investment is small and the benefits are large.

It's just that Duke Mikhail didn't dare to say these words to Nicholas I. That majesty is stubborn, and he must do what he has determined, and it is useless for anyone to persuade him. If you try to persuade me harshly, you are still making fun of yourself.

Mi He Mi. Therefore, on the Bulgarian issue, Duke Mikhail simply remained silent, neither supporting nor opposing it, and Nicholas I went to make troubles on his own.

But there is one thing he knows very well, even if he doesn't speak, Bulgaria still has nothing to do with him in the end. If it really comes to the point of war, he is definitely the key person to command the battle. All he needs to do is how to properly take over this hot potato, which needs to be discussed with the Duke of Aldorf and others...

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