Bury the Qing Dynasty

Chapter 442 Is there still a king's law!Is there any law!
Mr. Lu Xun once said that man is a very contradictory creature.

Just like Alexander, this guy didn't have the guts to do it directly or send someone to kill Paul I, but he had the guts to kill people with a knife, and it was great.

Just when Alexander was thinking about how to kill people with a knife, Paul I, who was under house arrest in the Sand Goose Palace by Paul I, was also thinking about how to make good use of Alexander.

Paul I also wanted to kill Paul I with a knife, but Alexander wanted to kill Paul I with a knife, and Paul I planned to use Alexander to test the bottom line of Emperor Ming or Zhu Jinsong Zhu.

Because Paul I was also very displeased with Daming or Emperor Zhu’s domineering—why did you say that you wanted to buy Alaska, and Sand Goose had to sell Alaska to Daming at a low price, and Da Ming said that he wanted East Siberia and Central Siberia? Goose has to cede Eastern Siberia and Central Siberia to Daming, and Daming needs Ottoman oil, so Sand Goose can only look at Ottoman's territory and drool?How can you, Emperor Zhu, be able to say everything in a small broken pot?Why do you, Emperor Zhu, want to watch a play, and we few benevolent people have to accompany you to watch Khamis' performance?

Does this horse rider still have the law of the king? ?Is there still law! ?

Just because your Emperor Zhu is the emperor of Ming, and your Ming is the most powerful country in Xiaopoqiu?
I, Paul I, was also the Tsar of Sand Goose, and our Sand Goose is not weak!

But, just like Alexander didn't directly kill Paul I, Paul I also didn't have the guts to directly turn the table over to confront Daming. After all, Paul I still had a bit of compulsion in his heart, knowing that Sand Goose's strength was far inferior to Daming's, so He flipped the table as brazenly as Emperor Zhu.

That's why Paul I allowed the "rebels" to kill the "Ming-style guards" he had worked so hard to build up, and he let Alexander "imprison" him in the palace of Sand Goose—look, I am Paul I have been imprisoned for the rest of my life, so he is fully responsible for any unconscionable things that Alexander did. You Emperor Zhu can't let me take the blame.

If it wasn't for this reason, how could it be possible to break through the protection of the Sand Goose Palace under the protection of the "Ming-style guards" with the little army under Alexander?

Thinking about Alexander's proud face when he imprisoned him, Paul I couldn't help but want to laugh: "It's still too young."

Smiling and commenting on Alexander, Paul I turned his attention to the "dead" Ming-style guard and Antonov, who is also the intelligence leader of Paul's family: "How is little Alexander's actions against Ottoman going?" baby?"

Antonov shook his head expressionlessly, and replied: "Your Majesty the Tsar, I have to remind you that the idea of ​​allowing His Highness Alexander to send troops to Ottoman is definitely not a very wise idea."

Paul I gave a curious oh, and asked, "What's the matter? Tell me in detail?"

Antonov remained expressionless: "First of all, those nobles and farmers who are corrupt, depraved, and greedy for enjoyment have collectively taken refuge in His Highness Alexander—that is to say, there are no officials loyal to you in the Sand Goose Court. Even the situation in the army is not optimistic, His Royal Highness Alexander has restored the system of nobles leading troops."

Such a situation had already been expected by Paul I, so Paul I just nodded and signaled Antonov to continue.

Antonov went on to say: "Secondly, His Royal Highness Alexander underestimated the strength of the Ming country too much. He believed that the emperor of the Ming country would be restricted by the cabinet. Weapons, he thinks that the common people of the Ming Kingdom are looking forward to the death of the Ming Emperor..."

When Antonov recounted all the information sent by the spies, even Paul I, who was already mentally prepared, was shocked: "Then what? No one told him the real situation in Ming Dynasty?"

Antonov shook his head again: "I have disappointed you, Your Majesty the Tsar. Those noble officers who only like to enjoy themselves have never been to the Ming country, so they don't know the real situation of the Ming country at all, and the only one who has been to the Ming country His Royal Highness Alexander was misled by his own eyes, and by the way, he also misled those noble officers."

Paul I was completely confused.

Others don't know the real situation of Daming, and Alexander, who often goes to Daming with him to attend the small pot meeting, can make a mistake in judgment?

The emperor of the Ming Dynasty listened to Khamis’s speech honestly, because the emperor of the Ming Dynasty wanted to watch a play, but it was not that the emperor of the Ming Dynasty could not do anything with Khamis—if nothing else, just say that Khamis was How did you die?It was wiped out by thousands of Ming soldiers stationed in Benghazi Port, plus some Ming merchants and workers in those merchants’ homes. I heard that those soldiers, merchants, and workers thought Benghazi was too weak...

The common people in the Ming Dynasty complained that the emperor did not build the mausoleum because the rule was that the mausoleum should be built from the day the emperor ascended the throne until the day the emperor died. The longer the emperor reigned, the more the mausoleum The bigger the scale, it's not that the common people of the Ming country are looking forward to the death of the emperor, on the contrary, if the common people of the Ming country don't support their emperor, they will definitely not expect the emperor to build the mausoleum!
Did the emperor of the Ming Dynasty have to go through the discussion of the cabinet for everything?The treasury officials always refused the emperor's request to go out to play or fight wars on the grounds that the treasury had no money-couldn't that idiot Alexander know the nickname of Liu Huaiwen, Minister of the Ministry of Households of the Ming Dynasty?When will the Ming treasury under his control not be short of money?

Also, the army of the Ming Dynasty is also complaining that the army's budget is not enough, and the weapons they use are spears, broadswords and matchlock guns?This horse rider, doesn't that idiot Alexander know that there is a word called acting?Doesn't he know what it means to cry poor?
The funniest thing is that Alexander's sand sculpture actually showed that the army of the Ming Dynasty was injured by the civilians of the Ming Dynasty, so that the army of the Ming Dynasty had to travel at night-what was the officer of the Ming Dynasty injured by?fruit!food!It wasn't hit by clods and rocks, you bastard!

Paul I really couldn't figure it out, how much fake wine did that idiot Alexander drink to come to the conclusion that the Ming Dynasty is a paper tiger?

After thinking about it for a long time, he still couldn't come up with a reason, so Paul I simply rubbed his forehead and sighed: "Leave him alone, and tell me what's going on in Mingguo."

However, Antonov shook his head again: "Your Majesty the Tsar, there is no movement in the Ming Dynasty. Neither the civilians in Ottoman were withdrawn nor the troops were sent to Ottoman. Posted a message on the Internet saying that they are confident in defending Ming's interests in Ottoman."

Paul I hummed and asked, "What about the others? Is there any news about the court of the Ming Kingdom? Where is the emperor of the Ming Kingdom?"

When asked by Paul I, Antonov suddenly had the feeling that "Paul I didn't seem too smart".

After thinking about it, Antonov replied honestly: "Your Majesty the Tsar, it is difficult for us to obtain information related to the Ming Dynasty except for the "Daming Newspaper"-you should know that we all receive information in the Ming Dynasty. They are far more professional than us in terms of spying or keeping secrets.”

Antonov’s implication is that it’s okay to bully the intelligence agencies of countries such as Europa or Ottoman, but if you want to compete with the Jinyiwei and Dongchang who dare to compete with Daming, I’m afraid they don’t even know how they died.

Paul I naturally heard what Antonov meant, and knew in his heart that Antonov was really not to blame for this matter.

In desperation, Paul I could only shake his head slightly, and sighed: "In the future, we still have to find a way to learn more from the intelligence agencies of the Ming Dynasty, and improve on their basis."

Antonov bowed in response expressionlessly, and did not refute Paul I, but he didn't take it seriously in his heart - it is natural to learn a lot from the intelligence agencies of the Ming Dynasty, but there are 400 intelligence agencies in the Ming Kingdom. After many years of inheritance, how long did it take for Sand Goose's intelligence agency to operate?Where does the confidence come from to dare to say things like improvement?
After thinking about it, Antonov decided to continue talking about Alexander: "Your Majesty the Tsar, I will ask the Sand Goose Intelligence Agency to continue to improve, but before that, I have one more important thing to report to you, which is about His Royal Highness Alexander."

After obtaining Paul I's permission, Antonov went on to explain the plans of Alexander and Dmitry, and Paul I was also dumbfounded by the news.

Although Paul I allowed Alexander to initiate a political change, and was even "imprisoned" by Alexander in the palace of Sand Goose, Paul I never thought that his son, the future Tsar of Sand Goose, would actually want to kill himself?
This is really a father-son smile!
What makes Paul I even more unacceptable is that the bastard Antonov didn't report the news at the first time, instead he talked about a lot of other things first?
In his rage, Paul I calmed down unexpectedly, looked at Antonov and said, "In the future, this kind of news should be reported first, so as to allow time for reaction."

However, Antonov retorted after bowing down: "Your Majesty the Tsar, I think your guards are enough to protect the safety of the palace-in fact, if your guards were not specially transferred, His Royal Highness Alexander It is impossible to break into the palace."

After listening to Antonov's explanation, Paul I's complexion immediately darkened.

Ming Dynasty’s Jinyiwei and Dongchang are engaged in intelligence and security, and our Sand Goose’s Ming-style guards are also engaged in intelligence and security, but Ming’s Jinyiwei and Dongchang have always put the safety of the Ming emperor first. Well, our sand goose Ming-style guards are good. The first thing they think about is not the safety of the tsar, Paul I, but whether they can defeat Alexander?

Okay, that's great, this mother-in-law is really a sand goose!
After secretly complaining in his heart, Paul I rubbed his forehead and asked, "Apart from this news, is there any other news?"

Antonov shook his head slightly, and replied: "That's all the news about His Royal Highness Alexander, and the rest is about European countries such as the Austrian mustache art student and the Habsburg family."

Paul I suddenly became interested and asked, "Tell me?"

Antonov bowed in response, and then told a series of news about the moustache art student throwing corpses in the old Polish cousin's territory, the Habsburg family's alliance with Ottoman and the sale of guns and artillery.

After Antonov finished speaking, Paul I also fell into a daze.

According to the conditions that Paul I sent someone to negotiate with the mustache art student, the two sides should jointly declare war against the old Polish cousin, and the Sand Goose would send troops immediately after the mustache sent troops. The two joined hands to kill them in the shortest time. And carve up the old Polish cousin.

Alexander's sand sculpture thing suddenly went into trouble and directly sent troops to Ottoman after putting Paul I under house arrest. The conditions that Sand Goose had negotiated with the mustache artist naturally became invalid.

And what puzzled Paul I the most was that the art student with the mustache in the right location, after losing the reinforcements of Sand Goose, actually launched an attack on the old Polish cousin regardless of his care?This guy even played the tactic of throwing corpses?
Thinking of the terrible consequences of the corpse-throwing tactics, Paul I couldn't help but darken his face, and looked at Antonov even more dissatisfied: "Antonov, I think you need to study hard, first figure out what kind of The news about my son needs to be reported immediately, and what kind of news can be postponed—the news you mentioned today is obviously the most important news that Alexander wants to kill me, and the second place is the Austrian moustache art student The rest of the things can be moved to the back row at will.”

After expressing his dissatisfaction, Paul I asked again: "What about France and England? Are there any movements with them?"

Antonov shook his head slightly, and replied: "France seems to have no intention of getting involved in the dispute between us and the Ottomans, and England is taking the opportunity to resell guns and artillery. According to the information obtained so far, England and the Habsburg family The guns and artillery sold to the Ottomans seem to be some backward products?"

Paul I nodded, and then asked curiously: "France didn't get involved? Didn't they always dislike the Habsburg family?"

Antonov said: "Yes, France is indeed not involved. They have been sending a large number of troops to West Kunlun recently, as if they intend to completely take down the entire West Kunlun."

Paul I hummed, and began to think about it in his heart.

Because France has been getting closer to Ming Dynasty these years, and there are more and more various operations, so that a group of countries in Europa secretly gave France a new nickname, called "Europa's Shit Stirring Stick", even Napoleon, the French military god, was also portrayed as a cannibalistic demon king. The image of France as a whole can be said to be stinky.

So, why didn't France get involved in the war between Sand Goose and Ottoman?
Doesn't France care about Ming's interests?
(End of this chapter)