Great Warlord: The Second Ancestor of the Empire

Kirov was a little panicked at this time. He himself knew very well that he was a monk halfway and didn't know anything about foreign affairs.

In his opinion, the so-called foreign affairs officers just sit in a spacious office, drink tea and read newspapers every day, and that's it.

Even if something happens, it's just a sounding board, and he doesn't need to make any decisions at all.

However, only now did he truly understand the difficulties of foreign affairs.

In other words, if today's incident was not about him taking the initiative to flatter Lin Yi and being clever, then he would have dared to report it directly to his superiors.

But the problem is, he can't do it now.

In his mind, he felt like the whole thing was messed up because he wanted to perform.

If he reported it honestly, then Vladimir III might hang him on the city wall.

However, it’s not okay if we don’t report this matter to our superiors.

After all, when Daxia announced to the outside world that it recognized the Budapest Republic, if he didn't report it, the matter would be even bigger.

I'm afraid it wasn't just him who was hanged, but his entire family who were hung together on the city wall.

The two are harmful, whichever is the lesser.

After Kirov thought for a while, he finally decided to report it.

Yekaterinburg is a large city located on the east side of the Ural Mountains.

The city, named after Catherine I, was an important capital of the Rakshasa Empire in the Urals. Even, at some times, the importance of this city far exceeded that of Moscow and St. Petersburg.

Even when the Tsar settled in Europe, this city was still ranked among the top three in the Rakshasa Empire. It is also one of the palaces of the Tsar.

After the Tsar lost the European part of the empire, Nicholas II set his capital in Yekaterinburg.

Ibatev Palace, the Tsar's new palace.

Speaking of this, the Ibatyev Palace is also famous in history.

Because, it was here that the Budapest Republic defeated Nicholas II and then shot his whole family, young and old, collectively.

However, that was the original time and space, and now, the Tsar's family is alive and well, and even Vladimir III has ascended the throne.

At this time, the new tsar, Vladimir III, was furious in his palace.

God knows how angry he is now.

He originally woke up this morning in a good mood, but his chief chamberlain came over and told him that the Daxia Empire was ready to recognize the Bupai Republic.

Vladimir couldn't believe it. Why was the Daxia Empire prepared to recognize the rebels among that group of rebels?

Even though the Rakshasa Empire took the initiative to declare a truce with the Bupai Republic at that time, everyone knew that such a truce was just a helpless move.

Once the empire regains its strength, it will definitely find a way to destroy the opponent.

After so many years of recovery, the Rakshasa Empire has regained its strength and is preparing to declare war on the Bupai Republic.

As a result, Nicholas II fell first.

Then Vladimir III came to power, preparing to stabilize for another year or two before declaring war on the Budapest Republic.

But who knew that something was wrong with Daxia again this time.

Moreover, what are the thoughts of the people of the Bupa Republic, and what are the thoughts of Daxia? A GC, an imperial system. Can these two get along?

Well, even if this is possible, why can't the Consul General of the Rakshasa Empire in Daxia discover the other party's actions in advance and intervene?

Do I have to wait for the other party to sign everything before I notify you?

Vladimir was so angry that he wanted to order Kirov to be hanged on the spot.

And when Vladimir learned that Kirov seemed to have done something that made Daxia unhappy, Vladimir couldn't bear it anymore.

He directly smashed a set of exquisite tableware on his dining table to the ground, and then roared loudly.

At this time, an old man pushed in the door. He was the Prime Minister of Vladimir III, Zydlovsky.

He was the former Consul General in Daxia.

Zydlovsky sat in Vladimir's room, and the set of tableware fell not far in front of him.

Zydlovsky raised his head, looked at Vladimir, who was still furious, and shook his head again.

I have to say that Vladimir III, like his father Nicholas II, had a very bad temper.

However, as a veteran who has served his father and son for two generations, Zydlovsky knows very well that such people are actually easy to coax.

Thinking of this, Zheidlovsky walked directly into the room, looked at Vladimir III, and said calmly: "Your Majesty, you don't look like a king."

After hearing Zydlovsky's words, Vladimir raised his head and glanced at Zydlovsky, and took two more deep breaths.

"My dear Zydlovsky, you have no idea that this is betrayal. This is Daxia's betrayal of our Rakshasa Empire!"

"Also, there is Kirov, he is a damn bastard. I must hang him on the city wall." Vladimir said fiercely.

However, Zydlovsky on the side looked very natural, as if he had not heard anything.

After waiting for about ten minutes, Vladimir finished cursing everything he wanted to curse, and then he stopped.

It looked like Zydlovsky was still sitting in the same place as before, not moving.

Seeing the other party sitting there with such an old spirit, he knew that this old man had a solution.

"Zheidlovsky, my dear Prime Minister, you should have something you can do..."

Vladimir looked at Zydlovsky with a flattering tone.

Zydlovsky looked at Vladimir and shook his head helplessly.

"Sorry, Your Majesty, I don't have a good way to stop Daxia."

"And I don't think we need to stop it. According to what I know about Daxia, they will never have anything to do with the Boupai Republic."

"I even smelled a hint of conspiracy in it." Zydlovsky said lightly.

"What do you mean? Dear Prime Minister, please tell me carefully." Vladimir looked at Zydlovsky and said.

"Your Majesty, what do you think of the Budapest Republic? Can you tell me the truth?" Zydlovsky looked at Vladimir.

Vladimir III thought for a while and then gently shook his head.

To be honest, he couldn't calm down or think right now.

Watching Vladimir shake his head, Zydlovsky knew why he was doing this.

So, Zydlovsky was like a teacher, sitting next to Vladimir and telling him his own analysis in detail.

"Your Majesty, you have to know that although they are a group of rebels in the Bupai Republic, it cannot be denied that they have more resources and factories than us."

"This has also led to the fact that the strength of the Boupai Republic has secretly surpassed ours."

"I previously prevented His Majesty from declaring war on the Republic of Budapest, and this was largely due to this aspect."