Chapter 93 The Emperor's Psychology (Part 2)

Looking at the smug Nicholas I, Count Rostovtsev was actually a little funny in his heart - Nicholas I always thought that he was in control of everything, and that he was the smartest person alone, who would have thought that his thoughts had long been He was seen through, and the important officials in the court were actually just playing with him to accompany him.

Especially this time he sent Count Vladimir to Wallachia. Everyone knew what it meant, and only he thought it was brilliant. What's even more ridiculous is that he is the only one who thinks that Count Vladimir can cause trouble for Alexei. Sometimes he is too confident in his own species.

And this time Alexei and Li Xiao will teach Nicholas I a good lesson. After Count Rostovtsev secretly laughed in his heart for a while, he felt that he still had to remind Nicholas I in advance of the vaccination. I have to tell him that Count Vladimir is no match for Alexei at all, and he can't be a shit stick in Wallachia, he can only be hanged and beaten.

"...According to the reaction of the third part, Count Vladimir's recent situation is not good. He owed a huge debt because of his extravagant life, and now he is being pursued by the creditor every day. It is very embarrassing!"

Nicholas I was stunned when he heard it. Although Count Rostovtsev was talking about the debt owed by Count Vladimir, it seemed that this guy was so embarrassed because of his extravagant life that he could not make ends meet, but he was not Fool, among the nobles in the vast Russian Empire, especially those high-ranking nobles, there are a few who do not live in dissolute and extravagant lives, and there are not a few who spend a lot of money, but why is only Count Vladimir so embarrassed by his creditors? This is not normal!

Nicholas I knew very well that Count Vladimir's life was very luxurious when he was in St. Petersburg, but at that time he was raped by creditors? Obviously not, even as long as they heard that he was short of money, countless wealthy businessmen would wave their checkbooks to help him solve his difficulties.

Everyone knows who is behind Earl Vladimir, even if he looks at Nicholas I's face, it is impossible for anyone to dare to ask him for debt. But in Wallachia, this impossible thing just happened. The reason for this is that there must be a stronger person beating Count Vladimir.

Who else could be such a powerful person? There was no one else except Alexei. If Nicholas I can't tell that Alexei is wantonly repairing Count Vladimir, then he is truly an emperor for nothing.

Immediately, he became a little unhappy. After all, Count Vladimir was his son. As the saying goes, it depends on the owner to beat a dog. Alexei did not take him seriously as the czar when he messed with his son like this!

But he couldn't just tell Count Rostovtsev that Alexei was not giving him face because he wanted to save face. After all, he would not publicly admit that he had an illegitimate child. So he just asked angrily: "Count Vladimir is so honest? Didn't he think of a way? I heard that he has many friends and a wide network!"

Count Rostovtsev bowed slightly and said, "I can think of a way,

It's just that Bucharest is thousands of miles away from St. Petersburg, and it takes time to come and go all the way, and it can't quench your thirst! "

Nicholas I understood again, which made him feel better. He felt that as long as the support from St. Petersburg was sent to Bucharest, he would naturally be able to help Count Vladimir out of the siege. His old father was relieved that it was too big of a deal.

It's just that as soon as he put his heart into his stomach, he heard Count Rostovtsev say: "But, I don't think Governor Speransky will let it go. With his ability, he really wants to teach Count Vladimir a lesson. I'm afraid it will be easy, I'm worried about Count Vladimir..."

Count Rostovtsev didn't say what he was specifically worried about, but Nicholas I could understand it. Obviously, he was worried that Count Vladimir would not insist on the day when St. Petersburg sent support, and he might be killed by Aller Ke Xie solved it with three strikes, five divisions and two.

"How can this be!"

Nicholas I couldn't believe it immediately. He felt that although Count Vladimir was not particularly talented and intelligent, he was not an idiot. He was not even close to Alexei, at least he wouldn't be unable to survive all three moves. Just be kicked off the stage!

Count Rostovtsev thought to himself: [You really think highly of your wild son, and you are bluntly saying that without your father as a backer, Count Vladimir is simply a dish, and he can be killed in minutes Eat clean. 】

"Your Majesty, with all due respect, Count Vladimir's abilities are relatively limited, and his attitude is not particularly correct. It is not particularly appropriate to send him to Wallachia."

Nicholas I looked at Count Rostovtsev in surprise. He remembered that Count Rostovtsev disagreed when he decided to let Count Vladimir go to Wallachia. Count Varov strongly supported it, and he himself felt that this was for the welfare and future of his wild son, regardless of Count Rostovtsev's objections.

Now it seems that Count Rostovtsev was right? However, Nicholas I was still a little unconvinced: "It's just a mere debt problem. I believe that such a trivial matter cannot defeat Count Vladimir..."

As soon as he finished speaking, Count Rostovtsev added: "Your Majesty, according to the report of the third part, Count Speransky has basically emptied Count Vladimir by virtue of the debt problem. I am not very happy to listen to his command. And based on what I know about Count Speranski, he will never have only one hand, and he must have other methods later. I think Count Vladimir will probably It doesn't work anymore!"

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Nicholas I was stunned, and then he became serious, because once the situation that Count Rostovtsev said happened, it meant that Count Vladimir was completely finished, and he would definitely not have any future. Absolutely will become a laughing stock.

But what made Nicholas I scratch his head was that he couldn't order Count Vladimir back immediately, because how long had he been gone? Going home without sitting still is a laughing stock, okay?

"Are you sure the situation will be so serious?" Nicholas I asked with a frown.

"I'm afraid it's more serious than what I said. You must not underestimate Earl Speransky. After all, he was able to overturn the situation when Wallachia's rebellion was so serious...Compared to him, many young people in St. Petersburg Beauty is not just a delicate flower bud in a greenhouse!"