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Golitsyn said nothing and used silence to cover up his guilty conscience, but to be honest, there was no way to hide it, because Melikov could see that he was very guilty. It’s just that the latter didn’t immediately expose him. After all, he felt that Golitsyn was still worthwhile, and it was better not to offend him.

It took a long time for Golitsyn to break his silence. He vowed to say: “Wallachia is not Speransky alone, even if he is the governor, so long as we bring other people over, he must obey the same. !”

This magical logic left Melikov completely speechless. Objectively speaking, there is no problem with this statement, but in fact it is impossible to achieve it.

Let alone how powerful Alexei is in Wallachia, he has grasped all aspects of this country. Just talk about how much it will cost to buy Alexei’s subordinates. Can you get that high price?

Anyway, Melikov knew that Archduke Constantine could not open it.

Golitsyn thought for a while and threw a second plan: “Otherwise, I will find a way to bring Speransky down and change someone who is willing to cooperate with us to become the governor!”

Well, Melikov thinks Golitsyn is really a logical genius, and the methods he came up with are really painful. If it is so easy to bring down a governor, does Grand Duke Constantine need to be so rigorous!

Even if this plan works, where will you find a new governor who is willing to cooperate with Archduke Constantine after a while!

To be honest, Golitsyn didn’t have a candidate. He said that only to ease the embarrassment and make Melikov feel that he was still capable. As for whether things could be done, he never thought about it.

But when he saw the obvious contempt on Melikov’s face, the vanity of this guy came up again. He stiffened his neck and said: “This is the only way, I see… I see that… The Earl of Lakimir is a suitable candidate! He is the right candidate to replace Speransky!”

The blind cat ran into the dead mouse probably said Golitsyn’s behavior. He forcibly brushed himself a wave of existence and felt that he really hit the target. Because at this time Count Vladimir has hated Alexei, he has changed from simply wanting to replace Alexei to become the governor and get rich, to hate Alexei and want to retaliate fiercely. A wave.

“Earl Vladimir?”

Melikov was lost in thought about Golitsyn’s candidate, until he didn’t think that Count Vladimir might really replace Alexei. He was not as stupid as Golitsyn and knew how many Count Vladimir was. I know that this one is actually unlikely to replace Alexei.

What Melikov thinks is: Can Count Vladimir and Alexei make troubles? If you can create enough troubles to make Alexei burn out, you can bring up cooperation again and promise to As long as the other party agrees to cooperate, they will be responsible for getting Count Vladimir.

In Melikov’s opinion, this idea still has room for manipulation, because he knows that Earl Vladimir is a bit scary to others, but it has no deterrent effect on the son of Constantine. Count Vladimir had a friction with Grand Duke Constantine, and then Nicholas I would not hesitate to let Count Vladimir know how hard his father’s iron fist was.

Therefore, getting Count Vladimir is a piece of cake for Grand Duke Constantine. If Count Vladimir can be encouraged to cause enough trouble for Alexei, then Grand Duke Constantine will come out to clean up the situation. There seems to be real hope!

Melikov glanced at Golitsyn. He really didn’t expect that this idiot would hit the jackpot by mistake. Since he wanted to contact Count Vladimir, let him go. Anyway, Vladimir. He was responsible for the anger of Earl Kimir, and it happened that the earl took care of the stupid, so that all the credit was his.

So Melikov immediately changed his face. He smiled and said to Golitsyn: “Your method is really wonderful. Count Vladimir replacing Count Speransky is the best plan. As long as you can convince Count Vladimir, such a great thing is possible! You are so wise!”

Golitsyn was immediately relieved, he gave Melikov a triumphant glance, his heart was full of self-righteous pride, he felt that he was indeed a genius, he could think of such a superb method casually.

“Don’t waste time, let’s visit Count Vladimir at once!”

Visiting Golitsyn, Earl of Vladimir, is naturally very happy, but we are more concerned about what he said to Melikov, because he thinks Melikov is trying to take credit for him, otherwise he went to the Governor’s Palace before. Why was this guy not active at all at that time.

“Don’t worry!” Golitsyn immediately called Melikov. “Convincing Count Vladimir is of great importance and must be treated with caution. We should be fully prepared before we act!”

Melikov was a little funny. How could Golitsyn’s little Jiujiu be able to hide from him? He knew very well that this guy would definitely leave him alone to go to Count Vladimir. This guy likes to eat alone.

But he wouldn’t say it through, because he was eager for Golitsyn to go to Count Vladimir by himself, or how would he throw the pot afterwards!

So he just pretended to persuade a few words and let Golitsyn act alone. UU Reading www.uukanshu.com Of course, this guy did not forget to write a letter to Grand Duke Constantine, focusing on that Golitsyn left Viscount Prozolov to visit Alexei privately, and then he was rejected, and this The guy is going to tease Count Vladimir into trouble.

In Melikov’s letter, Golitsyn was a villain who was incompetent, stupid and jealous, and he was the loyal cadre who tried his best to restore the situation. The most important thing is that he did not forget to put forward his own plan-to use Count Vladimir to force Alexei to submit.

On this night, Golitsyn and Melikov both had beautiful dreams. They both dreamed that they would become the greatest heroes, and then all the way up. As for Viscount Prozolov, these two men have completely ignored him.

So what is Viscount Prozolov doing? Maybe Melikov and Golitsyn didn’t think that their every move was actually under the control of Viscount Prozolov. He was very pleased to watch these two self-proclaimed smart guys carry on his back.

“Not bad!”

Viscount Prozolov blew a whistle and took a sip of black tea in his hand. He couldn’t wait to see Melikoff and Golitsyn’s performance…