Solovyov in Tsarist Russia 1796.

Chapter 306 008 When did the Queen become a golden mediator? (Part )

Alexander only brought an adjutant and his personal coachman with him, and his movements were very secretive. When he arrived at the Tafrid Palace, there were even few pedestrians on the road.

He is very worried now. There are still people in Russia who support the alliance with the British. After all, Russia itself cannot digest so many raw materials. The economic and trade exchanges between the two sides will inevitably lead to a group of pro-British people.

Those who advocate neutrality will now inevitably notice Napoleon's imperial ambitions.

Alexander is now unable to confirm what the outcome will be after the alliance is established.

He just came to discuss this matter with his wife. Although Louisa had some understanding of politics, she could only enlighten him and could not provide any effective suggestions.

Of course, Alexander’s own level is not very good at the moment. His understanding of a lot of knowledge is relatively superficial, and he lacks determination.

This is what will happen, and what should he do now?
Louisa began to dress up before the maid received the Tsar. Her life away from the Winter Palace was relatively quiet. She did not have to spend all day on makeup and dressing. She could wear loose clothes and play with the children by the pond.

But this time it was Alexander himself who came, so he had to be prepared.

Of course, what she didn't want was that Alexander came in when she was halfway through getting dressed.

"Liza, even if you ask your maid to block the door, she can't stop me!"

Louisa's current look is that of her hair being let down, which is very different from her usual style.

She had actually noticed a long time ago that both her husband and her lover liked to touch her hair.

It's just that Solovyov would comb her hair when they were alone, and Alexander would caress her long hair like this. If the feelings were right, he would whisper in her ear, making her blush and her heart beat fast.

Speaking of which, these two feelings probably represent the difference in their identities and status.

When raising her daughters, she also discovered that although the twins had subtle differences in their eyes and knew that they had different fathers, the two children had already shown different development paths when they were only a few years old.

She herself could notice that when the twins were doing bad things, it was always Polina who came up with the ideas, and then the little green-eyed thing would start her performance, being able to pretend to be innocent while being a prankster. These two children were also very scary and devilish.

Even if the child is not yet 4 years old, developing too fast is not necessarily a good thing. However, the abilities that the child gradually demonstrates at this age can still be properly guided in the future.

As for their respective fathers, if Alexander knew about this, he would probably think it was a good omen!
After all, Hercules and his unfortunate king brother did not have the same father, but were born from the same mother's womb. After a series of twists and turns, the twelve trials came into being.

The fact that these two children have such a good relationship with each other is actually a different story.

Green can also represent loyalty in the Russian army, after all, the Tsar’s own uniform is this color.

But Paul liked black, and he had issued custom-made black uniforms to the young officers of the Guards who were favored by him.

"Your Majesty, if you come here at this time, you must..."

"Ah, there's something I want to talk to you about, Lisa."

This time, Alexander seemed unsure, and it was not like he was pretending to distance himself from the conspiracy group like he did on the night of the coup.

But now that he had to hold Louisa in his arms, he did have the advantage in terms of size. This had to be considered that Queen Mother Maria brought the tall and strong genes of Württemberg to the Russian royal family, which greatly saved the possible weak height of Paul's descendants.

Moreover, even though Louisa had given birth to several children, her figure was still very slim. For Alexander, who had been exercising regularly, this was not a problem.

"Your Majesty, don't be like this even when you want to have a heart-to-heart talk."

Of course, Alexander would not force any drama, he just asked Louisa to lie on the bed, and he lay on his side on the bed and told her about his troubles.

"But this kind of chat makes the atmosphere better."

The Tsar himself signaled to the maid to leave, and of course some snacks and tea were also brought over, as it was still afternoon tea time for the British.

"I also need some snacks and some tea. If Moscow is really the eternal Third Rome, we should be there."

When Louisa spoke, she had a lot of "Romance" in her voice. Even Alexander, the Russian Tsar, would not speak like that.

She also explained that the Roman emperor was actually the commander-in-chief, "Imperato", so when Solovyov translated Guandi Temple, he came up with the interpretation of "Museum of the Marshal".

Alexander agreed with her and took Louisa from the bed and put her directly on the sofa.

"I heard that Madame Recamier, one of the 'three goddesses' of Paris, came to Petersburg and she likes to lie like this."

"Yes, she is a little fuller than you, Lisa, but you are so slim, which is why Grandmother chose you. I also like you because of your figure and your personality."

As a man, if you can't continue to give compliments without blushing or getting nervous, it won't be easy to pick up girls.

However, Louisa also knew her status. German princes often married their daughters.

"In the future, I'm afraid all these chaise longues will be named after her."

"To be precise, it was the surname of her husband after she got married. She was also a victim of Napoleon's behavior in the country."

"Your Majesty, have you decided to go to war with France?"

Louisa was actually quite surprised. She knew something about diplomatic matters, but she was not as enthusiastic about these things as Alexander's mother and Catherine.

"Yes, and also Britain, Austria, and Sweden, but Prussia is still waiting to see."

"They will definitely do that. I heard my grandfather talk about these things when I was in Karlsruhe."

As the Elector of Baden, the old man is indeed a veteran and has seen a lot. He is also very familiar with the French. After all, Baden is right at the doorstep of the French.

For such a weak prince, he can either cling to France or find some powerful backers, but this is only useful when France respects the rules of the game.

But now the times have changed. The struggle between Britain and France in the past revolutionary wars has already overturned the original table. The collapse of the Westphalian system is only a matter of time.

This system is over. Illegal organizations will either continue to survive by relying on powerful allies, or they will be completely destroyed.

Someone will always take action, it just depends on the timing.

"My grandfather's era was really too early, but his experience did play a role. Otherwise, Baden would not be within the French sphere of influence and could still exist as it does today."

"But you are the Tsar and you must perform on the stage, Sasha. I know what you are thinking. It's just that you haven't made up your mind yet." Alexander did have this problem. When he came to Louisa, in addition to asking her to comfort him and enlighten him, he naturally also wanted to untie Louisa's skirt.

At this time, the children were driven outside by Louisa to play with the maids and were not in the bedroom.

But when Alexander touched the belt around Louisa's waist, he heard a description of delaying time.

"Sasha, don't be like this. We still have to talk about serious things in the evening."

"That's fine, but you need to be prepared."

And what Louisa then told Alexander was that there had been letters from Karlsruhe recently.

"My mother and I corresponded frequently, and she mentioned the coronation of this 'captain' of France. He acted like an enemy of Christ, like those ancient Roman figures, like Augustus and Caesar, the polytheists."

This is true. This was the case during the reign of four emperors. Later, there was also an "apostate" named Julian in the Constantine dynasty.

"That's true. After all, France once allowed the Pope to come to Avignon."

Every time the envoys of the Holy See came to attend the coronation of the Tsar, they would cause trouble, which made Russia have a bad attitude towards the old man in the melon-shaped hat in Rome. This was a daily routine after the Great Schism of the Church.

In fact, the French are often pragmatic. This is a place where a "perfect king" like Louis IX can appear, but also a place where all kinds of conspiracies and intrigues can emerge.

Think about Catherine de Medici, the daughter-in-law of Francis I, and think about what happened during the Enlightenment in France.

It is not surprising that another Corsican wants to emulate Alexander the Great and Caesar. If he goes to Egypt, he will have some fan behavior in it.

"Since he is the enemy of Christ, Your Majesty, you must defeat him as a holy warrior to embody your supreme glory. However, I don't understand military affairs, but I know..."

"Lisa, what do you know?"

Alexander's wolf tail was still exposed, pressing Louisa, the white rabbit, onto the sofa, making her body unable to move.

"I think."

Faced with this situation, Louisa couldn't help but blush and her heart beat fast, but since both of them were dressed neatly, Alexander didn't need to be so anxious.

"What I'm thinking is that although our allies and we have far more troops than the French, we are scattered in different directions, which will definitely cause problems. Your Majesty, if you have any doubts, you can go and look at the book translated by your lovely adjutant in the past."

"He cut his hair and is no longer the lovely Misha."

"Your Majesty, this is the rule you set, and you cut your hair yourself."

"Uh"

Alexander cut his hair, but his forehead is still full
As for the army, those who still have their hair grown or wear wigs must change to new attire and appearance.

"Speaking of which, it's still my question. But, is there any content on this topic in the book he translated?"

"What did that 'Mr. Wolong' do after he became the palace prime minister?"

Speaking of which, the words used by Louisa are quite old-fashioned. The term "Prime Minister of the Palace" is from the Merovingian dynasty.

There is nothing wrong with her describing Zhuge Liang in this way.
After all, when Adou was in power, he could not do without his father-in-law, and in the eyes of these great nobles who were familiar with French culture, this kind of relationship was more like an extremely loyal palace prime minister. Anyone who had such a minister would be very lucky.

Their thought processes are probably the same as Sima Yan's.

Although Alexander did not just look at the cover and title page when reading a book, he still read the content of the book, but his ability to grasp knowledge was obviously not as good as that of his wife who was pressed on the sofa by him.

In particular, he lacks patience, which is a big shortcoming for a king.

However, as time goes by, there is still hope to overcome it.

"I don't remember, Lisa. You're like a walking encyclopedia. You'll definitely tell me where the answer is."

Louisa felt helpless seeing him like this.

"Sasha, if you hold me down like this, I can't get the book from the shelf."

"You'd better lie down here obediently. You're not wearing socks and there's no carpet on the floor. It won't be good for you if you catch a cold."

When they were sick, the couple were somewhat disgusted with bloodletting therapy and began to believe in herbal medicine.

This is inevitable. After all, the commodities imported from China, apart from tea, are medicinal materials. As for the connection with plant taxonomy,
It is inevitable that Louisa would use woad when she felt she had a cold. If Solovyov saw her doing this, he would probably find it a little ridiculous.

The leaves of woad are indigofera tinctoria, and the roots are isatis root. These herbs are much more reliable than bloodletting and strange diagnoses.

"In the second bookcase, the two books on the far left. This story takes place in the second volume. I need to think about which page it is on."

In short, the story of "An Ju Ping Wu Lu" is about to appear on the European continent.

It’s just that Zhuge Liang used diplomatic means and delaying tactics, while Napoleon really used his fists to tear apart the anti-French coalition army.

But after reading it, Alexander felt that this "anti-Shu alliance" was like the first anti-French alliance.

"It seems that the alliance led by Prussia and Austria failed because of a lack of determination. Lisa, you are indeed my good wife and you know a lot, but you have never liked military affairs and you don't understand that our allies this time are much stronger than the 50 troops on paper!"

Seeing him like this, Louisa knew that she couldn't convince Alexander, so she didn't give too much explanation.

No matter how much he said, he would still make wrong judgments based on his own strength.

Even when Misha was holding her, she said that Napoleon was a very scary and unfathomable opponent, and explained to her how powerful this man was.

Even if I tell him everything, Alexander won't believe it.

He is so overconfident that I'm afraid he will only turn back when he is about to suffer a loss in the future.

(End of this chapter)