Struggle in Russia

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Dmitry was a very open-minded person, not at all like other old stubborns of this era, who always stubbornly cling to some so-called experience. Although he completely agrees with Li Xiao's suggestion, it doesn't prevent him from taking out a small notebook to record it. Just because of this, it's no wonder that he later became the Minister of War.

According to the seriousness with which he recorded, he would verify and test all Li Xiao's suggestions one by one to see if they were really effective.

After talking about health work, the two chatted about the situation of the people in Wallachia, and Li Xiao didn't leave until twelve o'clock in the middle of the night.

It's just that this night was a sleepless night for Dmitry. After accepting a lot of key information at once, he had to sort it out properly.

It wasn't until dawn that Dmitri roughly sorted out the clues. He knew what to do first and then what to do after arriving in Wallachia. The priorities were clear and orderly.

At this time, while his adjutant brought him breakfast, he informed the latest situation of Grand Duke Constantine.

The three poor culprits died in the cell without accident, and left a thought-provoking suicide note. All the responsibilities are clear and clear, and Grand Duke Constantine can feel at ease.

"What is the director general doing?" Dmitry asked in a deep voice.

He doesn't care about the Grand Duke Constantine, and he has no interest in those disgusting red tape. He just wanted to know what Pobedonostsev had done. With the personality of this "Torquemada", it was impossible to let Grand Duke Constantine pass easily.

"The Director General is checking the properties of the three criminals," the adjutant replied in a straightforward manner, "he is carefully checking the stolen money and goods."

Dmitry shook his head, as expected by Li Xiao, Pobedonostsev would not let go easily, maybe for Grand Duke Konstantin, throwing out the three blamers would be considered an explanation. But that’s not the case for Pobedonostsev. He knows exactly how much food is missing in the warehouse, where the food is going, and whether the last stolen money and stolen goods are accountable. clear.

It is absolutely impossible for Grand Duke Constantine to expect this batch of grain for free. Pobedonostsev will tell him how terrible the debt collectors are, and he will never get back the lost grain with interest. will give up.

"Go and ask how long he needs to check. If there is nothing else, I will go to Bucharest to take office first!"

After discovering that the situation was serious, Dmitry was unwilling to waste a day, and wished he could rush to Bucharest to rectify military affairs immediately. But Pobedonostsev definitely didn't want him to go so fast. Although Grand Duke Constantine had to choose a strong man to cut off his wrists, once Dmitri, who had the military power, left, he would return to Pobedonostsev, the polished commander. Whether it will be so respectful or not is hard to say.

If Pobedonostsev wants to discredit Grand Duke Constantine, he must need Dmitry's support, so he is naturally unwilling to let him go!

But Dmitry is really not interested in getting involved with these shitty things. These things will only disgust him and ruin his mood. He has no self-abuse tendencies, so naturally he doesn't want to get involved.

"Your Excellency Director General hopes that the general will stay in Chisinau for a while, at least half a month... Of course, if the general is busy with military affairs, the Director General also expresses his understanding. He hopes that you can leave some troops to assist him in handling the finishing work ..."

Pobedonostsev's answer was a bit beyond Dmitry's expectations. The other party did not force him to stay, but just a little politely said that he could leave, as long as he could leave the troops to support him.

Dmitry agreed to Pobedonostsev's request after a little thought. Even if the two thousand people came to Wallachia, it would only mean so much. You might as well give him a chance to get away and do serious things. .

So why was Pobedonostsev so happy? the reason is simple,

In fact, even if this case continues to be investigated, it is just to clean up a few more small fish and shrimps to disgust Grand Duke Constantine.

The nature of the case has been determined, and even if Dmitri left with his troops, Grand Duke Constantine would not have the guts to try to reverse the case. After this goal is achieved, Pobedonostsev will not continue to exert extreme pressure. The workload is the same with or without Dmitry.

What's more, if Dmitri doesn't leave, then he will definitely take more than half of the rest of the credit. Although this time he slapped Grand Duke Constantine in the face, he was inevitably taught and beaten by Nicholas I. A heavy blow to his arrogance is a major benefit to Crown Prince Alexander.

But no one despises too much credit for it. Originally, a large part of the credit would be taken away by Dmitry. Although the remaining soup is not delicious, Pobedonostsev still hopes that he can do his best Maybe eat a little more.

Dmitry wanted to leave, and he was just happy to lose one person who shared the credit. The remaining credit and benefits would be his alone, and it would also consolidate his position with Crown Prince Alexander, wouldn't it?

Dmitry came to Chisinau quietly and then left quietly, like a passer-by, but he brought a little bit of good news to the city, let's call it good news !

He punished several corrupt officials, helped Alexei and Li Xiao out of the siege, and consolidated his position with Crown Prince Alexander. After all, everyone should be happy, but Dmitry was not happy at all.

The reason is very simple. When he left the city, he saw the scene he had seen when he entered the city again. A long queue of hungry Chisinau civilians surrounded the bakery.

Food is still very tight, and prices are still high. Killing a few moths did not improve the lives of ordinary people at all. The heavy black curtain still enveloped the sky, and it was still overwhelming.

In Dmitry's view, this matter has nothing to do with the common people from the beginning to the end, and it will not bring any benefits. Those who can benefit will never have the shadow of ordinary people in their eyes. Officials can't solve any problems at all!

Dmitri, who was sitting on horseback, turned around and glanced at Chisinau, and then rode away without looking back, because he knew that even if he was unwilling, he could not change the city. and this country.

As long as Russia is still controlled by people like Grand Duke Constantine or Pobedonostsev, it will never escape this vicious circle, and can only repeat these ridiculous and sad things day after day and year after year...

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