I am Peter III, Emperor of the Hexagon of the Goose Kingdom

Chapter 147 The Surprised Frederick

"Fortunately, his respect for you is true, I hope you maintain a friendly relationship with him, this will greatly reduce the possibility of us being attacked, and you can also concentrate on dealing with Austria.

Also, present two items from Peter III.

Your loyal subject Madfield. "

Frederick was not surprised that Peter blatantly favored a noble lady. Although this was a bit eye-catching to the emperor, it was within common sense.

But Peter jumped naked and beat an ambassador to Frederick's disbelief.

How could Peter be so ridiculous?
Because Elizabeth made Peter crown prince without any warning, and even secretly picked Peter up from Holstein. It was not until a few days later that the people of Holstein knew that their reserve king had disappeared, so Frederick also Never met Peter.

But he has a full body portrait of Peter.

Would such a thin Peter go naked to beat an ambassador, not to mention, does he have that build?
Frederick was plain-looking, five feet seven inches tall, with a thin face, a high forehead, and large, protruding blue eyes.

The blue eyes were full of suspicion at the moment.

Then he looked at the other two things Madefield had brought him.

The same is a full-body portrait, and the name of the character is written below the portrait, Peter Fedorovich, which is the name of Peter III.

Moreover, this is a portrait with only one open shirt and other parts naked. It shows the angry Peter standing on the carriage and staring at the front, with his mouth open as if cursing something, and wanting to The look of jumping off the carriage.

Obviously, this is Peter III going to beat up the Danish ambassador.

Seeing this portrait, Frederick couldn't help being surprised.

Not only is this portrait lifelike, expressing the anger of an emperor with such tension, but what is even more astonishing is, how could Peter be so majestic?
Frederick took a closer look to make sure it wasn't some other pendant, and he couldn't help but be full of doubts.

Is this the size a human would have?
It almost made him doubt his life.

"Bring me the portrait of Peter Holstein!"

Soon, a framed portrait arrives.

The photo frame is 0.6 meters wide and 0.9 meters high. The person inside is wearing formal clothes, and there is a striking signature in the corner of the portrait, Karl Peter Ulrich.

In terms of blood, the word Carl comes from King Karl XII of Sweden, and the word Peter comes from Peter the Great. This is a very prominent name.

And this portrait is of Peter in Holstein.

Frederick asked people to hold the two portraits side by side, and the more he compared them, the more he found it difficult to understand.

Peter in Holstein is thin and thin. From the portrait, it can be seen that his physique is frail and his eyes are hesitant. Obviously, it is just like what he understands. Peter is a suspicious and timid character. He should not be able to jump off the carriage and beat the ambassador. .

Rather, it would be a person who sulks alone and vents in a closed palace.

But the other portrait is naked and absurd, standing on the carriage very arrogantly, defiantly.

The appearance is a bit similar, and it can be seen that some changes have taken place in Peter after he arrived in Russia.

"Such a huge difference in temperament, is this really the same person?"

Frederick couldn't help being puzzled.
He glanced at it a few more times, and looked sideways at the portrait sent by Madefield again. Even with his usual sharp words, he had to call it majestic.

After shaking his head, Frederick began to look at the second item.

This is a book called "Pie Eyre". Frederick was puzzled, and when he opened it, a line of handwriting was revealed, which was in Madefield's handwriting.

It says:

"Your Majesty, the author of this book is Peter, but I doubt that this book was written by someone else. The purpose of this book is to create a good reputation for Peter's ascension to the throne. Judging from the effect, it is undoubtedly very successful. goodwill.

Excluding the ghostwriting factor, I strongly recommend you to read this book, it is really amazing, it is hard to imagine who the author is, and how he is willing to give up his name, must be the Russian royal family I am very indignant about this inhuman torture!
This is a great writer who is not inferior to Diderot and Voltaire. After reading it, I believe you will feel the same as me. At the same time, this author who cannot be signed is also a tragedy in the history of literature! "

Peter Love?Diderot?Voltaire?

Did Madfield compare Peter III of that wild place in Russia with these two men of great influence?

Frederick didn't believe it at all!

Then he began to read.

As a literary lover before becoming a king, he believed that he had a very high level of literary appreciation.

But when he read it, he couldn't help being stunned.

"Three layers of scarlet drapery blocked my view to the right, and the bright glass windows to the left protected me from the gloomy November weather without closing me off from the outside world. While turning the pages of the book, I occasionally looked at the scenery in the winter afternoon. In the distance, there was only a white mist; nearby, there were wet lawns and bushes hit by wind and rain. The desolate cold wind drives past..."

It's just a very simple paragraph that substituted him into it, completely immersive, as if there was a world in the depths.

Unknowingly, Frederick looked in.

Time slipped away in silence, and he turned a third of the way. The servant holding the portrait didn't dare to move, and then Frederick frowned.

He finally couldn't take it anymore.

The content of this book is great, but one thing always makes him play.

That is the name of the hero and heroine.

Peter and Sophia, he didn't feel it at all.

Whether it was the thin Peter or the burly Peter, he couldn't take the place.

And Sophia, before Sophia left, he also met Sophia's family in order to arrange Johanna's mission, but unfortunately, he couldn't substitute.

"Come on, copy this book for me, change Peter's name to Frederick, and Sophia's name to..."

After thinking about it, he didn't have any favorite women, but there was one woman he hated.

"Change it to Teresa, I don't need to keep this book, I will see a new one before sunset tomorrow!"

It's not bad for Teresa, who dared to resist the whole of Austria, to curry favor with him in the book.

He was even interested in giving Teresa a revised version, I believe that little girl must be furious.

Frederick ordered it to go on, and someone would do it immediately, and the speed of copying by one person was very slow, but since His Majesty said that this book can be discarded, it is natural for many people to copy it together.

Then Frederick looked at the two portraits and fell into thought.

Peter jumped off the carriage naked and beat the Danish envoy...

If true, Frederick did not believe he could have written Peter Eyre.

But what if it's fake?
If it was fake, he would like to know why Peter did it.

(End of this chapter)