Solovyov in Tsarist Russia 1796.

Solovyov thought about the queen's request and felt that it would be inappropriate to say anything.

But the other party's position is there, so we always have to talk it over.

However, he chose to grab the queen's swollen feet and squeeze them to see how they were doing.

Considering that the queen may have heart problems, the risk of giving birth this time is very high. If things go wrong, both the adult and the child may not be saved, and the child will be very weak after delivery. After all, the conditions are there.

Even after entering the industrial age, when medicine had not yet made any progress, everyone's medical level essentially depended on whether the doctor was experienced, and they all started from the same starting line.

"Not very good, but you need to improve your diet. Louise, giving birth this time is very dangerous. If you were not Her Majesty the Queen, the doctor might not recommend it."

"I know that, but it's inevitable that this kind of thing will happen. If something happens, I will ask the doctor to save the child."

Come to think of it, this is something that only someone with a strong temper like Louise could do. She was very decisive when she spoke, without any hesitation.

"I think the doctor will respect your choice, but you'd better be happy now."

As for Solovyov, because of what he did in the past, he still made people feel that he was quite romantic. As for tickling the soles of Queen Louise's feet, he found that she didn't react at all.

"I'm not that ticklish, Michael."

"Ah, sorry, that was a bit rude. I just wanted to test your body's reaction. At least it can prove that your body is not that sensitive. If your body is very sensitive, it may be very dangerous."

As for telling the Queen other things, no specific promises could be made anyway. Except for the matter of Charlotte and Nicholas, Solovyov could act as a middleman, but this benefit was also based on the mutual affection between the two children.

Nothing else can be said, and it was only during the short time when the maid left. Solovyov was a man who was both serious and frivolous, so he couldn't do much in such a short time. He probably just provided some "diagnosis" and mentioned the princes' studies.

As for leaving, Queen Louise held his hand again.

"Although you haven't made any clear promises, there are some things you still need to do."

"I understand that. But for Prussia, the turning point is not now, and your husband does not have the courage. If it were not for your current physical condition, you should return to Berlin."

"I know, but this is also an arrangement. I don't know whether to say it is fate or God's arrangement. You seem to have some atheist tendencies, which is not common in Russia."

"If we have to say anything, it should be that the theory is developed and it should be scientific. The world always develops from a material perspective, and the future is uncertain."

"Charlotte will come to Petersburg. I am afraid I shall not live past 40. She has a long way to go. She is the one who needs the most care of all my children, even the younger ones."

"This matter still depends on the monarch's final decision. Perhaps Prussia will..."

Solovyov sat on the edge of the bed with his back to the queen, but now he felt the big, elastic grapefruit against his back.

Who can stand this? He knew that Queen Louise was not a very proactive person, but she was relatively strong.

Given the current situation in Prussia, even if Queen Louise really had a lover outside, the fanatical support from a group of veterans and their contempt for the character of their own King FW would probably not be taken seriously.

Besides, Queen Louise herself is still a qualified queen. It’s not like her sister found a poor duke outside. She probably didn’t control herself before she became a widower.

But the touch was really great. No wonder the FW king was so jealous when he knew his wife was alone with Napoleon.

As for the head resting on the neck and the arms draped over the shoulders, the temptation is too strong.

"Your Highness, you know, I am also a somewhat romantic person. This is not good."

"This is a reward for your help these days. Turn it over, Michael."

When Solovyov turned around, he saw Louise's posture, which was indeed irresistible and very tempting.

However, it was just a kiss. After all, Solovyov was only 28 years old. He was still a young, handsome and talented general. In addition, his facial features were the kind that ladies would prefer, and he didn't have a beard.

Perhaps, in the eyes of the sisters, he is just a cute tiger with a fierce look.

After the long kiss, Solovyov couldn't help but complain.

"It would be bad for you. Besides, if the maid came back, or if anyone else saw it, the news of this happening in Alexander Palace would spread all over Petersburg."

"You are really careful. There is nothing wrong with my husband. The last time he came to see me, he was actually talking about the matter between me and your uncle, the emperor. If this is true, it would be a huge scandal. If not, refuting the rumor will only make people more suspicious."

The queen was quite understanding and she had no intention of expressing any opinion.

"There is only one thing I can confirm. My children so far are all his."

According to this explanation, King FW is a little too petty.

"Speaking of which, the French emperor's actions sometimes easily lead to misunderstandings. Archduke Karl had a pleasant conversation with him, but Emperor Franz would not think so. And there is a Chinese story, do you want to hear it?"

Queen Louise nodded and sat obediently, playing the role of a listener.

"But the ending of this story is not good no matter how you say it. If there is a capable person in the monarch's family..."

As for the story of Lanling King, Solovyov could tell it, as he had some knowledge reserves.

After listening to it, Queen Louise sighed and said, "It is true. The monarch's family always brings such tragedies. Mick, I want to hear your opinion."

"It's not so bad in Russia. Sometimes the most ruthless are the royal families. If it weren't for the fact that Her Majesty values ​​her grandchildren, and Emperor Paul cares for his children, and that Your Majesty and the Grand Dukes are so close, this statement would be a universal fact."

Indeed, even when George III was seriously ill, it was difficult to guarantee the attitude of those around his son. As for other families, the father yelled at the son, and the situation was fierce and hostile.
The more typical ones are probably Carlos of Spain and his stupid son, or some weird monarchies.

It is inevitable for someone like Franz to be suspicious of his brother.

As for the fact that Archduke Karl did not suffer the same tragic fate as King Lanling, it was because his brother, who was not very smart, was still relatively particular. He also knew the unreliable martial ethics of the Habsburg royal family, so he could only count on his younger brother.

And the queen was different from later generations. She seemed to prefer listening to tragic stories.

When the maid came back, they were still having a pleasant conversation.

To others, it seemed that the Queen of Prussia enjoyed chatting with this talented young general.

Since she didn't wear lipstick today, only lip balm, nothing could be seen.

As for the aftertaste, Queen Louise's charm was too strong. Now Solovyov also knew that he seemed to be the kind of person who would cause trouble on his own, but when it came to what happened, every time he had a story with the queen, it was because of her physical condition.

The only difference is that although Louisa was not in good health, she looked fine after recuperation, and then...
This is not the case with the Queen of Prussia, and Solovyov also feels that she is quite dangerous.

As for what happened next, Solovyov had to consider that the letters he wrote to the Royal Academy of Sciences when he was in Sweden always received a response.

After all, Gauss actually came up with the theory of normal distribution.

After returning to St. Petersburg, the biggest task was probably to listen to reports at the Academy of Sciences.

". That's it. I think this should answer the question of the lieutenant general."

"Indeed, and this is a great discovery. If we do some summarization during management and statistics, we can also discover this trait. For example, during conscription, if we count the height of soldiers, it would be roughly like this."

Solovyov thought that sometimes giving himself some scientific cells could help him forget some things that were too shocking, so he began to write on the blackboard, and his handwriting was quite neat.

"According to Professor Gauss's calculations, there is indeed a median in a normal distribution. I'm not familiar with the terminology, but if we use the median in statistics, we can find the peak. For example, among soldiers, the height is 2 feet 5 inches, or 5 feet 4 inches. It's better to standardize the measurement, otherwise it will be very troublesome to convert."

The experts present also nodded in agreement. As for the classification of statistics, it can also be used for scientific analysis.

If we look at the past, the prototype had already appeared in the time of Aristotle, and the modern "political arithmetic" began to appear at the end of the 17th century. If there is a more complete method, it is probably statistics.

For a country as big as Russia, there is a certain amount of need for statistics and allocations.

Otherwise, there would not be any major famine. Famines of varying sizes would always occur in a cycle of about eleven years, and then British newspapers would publicize them.

It sounds a bit familiar, but considering that the British media always believes everything they hear, it is not surprising that they want to make a big news.

As for Solovyov himself, he also proposed these things, which always have to be based on the development of transportation, but considering productivity, this is still too advanced.

Implementing a planned economy in Tsarist Russia was somewhat of a problem, unless the country was torn down and rebuilt.

However, there was another thing that he brought up, and many people took it to heart.

The British play a ball, and the Russians also play a ball. Now football may be more popular than basketball, but it is a leather ball, so it requires a larger field.

In this way, it became an internal competition event within the military.

In his reply to the court, Grand Duke Constantine also mentioned the football match in Karlskrona. Alexander was right. Basketball and football matches had been held before, but they were all friendly matches.

After leaving the Academy of Sciences, the day will not be peaceful. If he returns to the palace, it is inevitable that court servants will tell him to set up a league within the army or something.

Think about it, this is all my own trouble, and when the time comes I will have to finish what I need to do even if I cry.

To sum up, I had to meet the Queen of Prussia in the morning to tell her some things and also to diagnose an emergency. In the meantime, I took advantage of her and gave her a kiss.

It sounds like a good deal, but it's very dangerous.

After that, I attended classes at the Academy of Sciences and raised questions about statistics, and the professors present agreed with me.

Now it’s another issue of the ball. As for the league within the Guards, a competition needs to be organized.

Isn't this just about creating the "Tsar Cup" in Russia a hundred years earlier?

Well, Alexander quite agreed with this idea. Whatever the British have, we must also have in St. Petersburg.

However, Russia is so big and there are no railways yet, so this competition is only held for self-entertainment in St. Petersburg.

This is not like the British. At that distance, they can still compete within a certain area.

But the Tsar wanted to do this, and Solovyov had to take over.

As for planning, he is an aide-de-camp general and there is no work of the operations department to block him. The Russian army has already signed a ceasefire with the Swedes, so he can only do it himself.

If Katya hadn't been still taking care of the baby and Madame Recamier hadn't been watching over him with her bulging belly, he wouldn't have imagined what would happen to him.

It sounds absurd that an attendant general is involved in sports, but in Russia, this kind of work that is not his responsibility and that he is required to do has always existed.

In addition to several regiments of the Guards, there are also the St. Petersburg garrison, the navy, the factory union, citizen representatives and so on, but there are definitely a lot of atmosphere groups.

It’s just that many Russians don’t understand the rules of football yet, so it would be very troublesome to really start playing.

In this case, it would be more reliable to organize a cup competition within the military.

This day is almost over.

But there are always things that cannot be overcome. When he was about to go back to bed, he heard a child crying.

When going back to bed, I have to pass by Katya's room, and when I enter the room, I see the two children lying on her chest.

"What's going on?"

"You can see that once they are full, it will be almost done."

"Thank you for your hard work. These two children are growing up so fast."

"After a while, it will be time to wean them. What should I do then? I am just worried that the children won't be able to get used to the food."

"They have to get used to it. Can I hold my son for a while?"

He was still frightened by the last time his daughter made a scene, and he felt that his son was closer to him.

If Pasha could grow up successfully, he would also be his heir.

Moreover, Louisa mentioned that since there were not so many boys of marriageable age for the girls she raised in friendly European countries, she was considering marrying some of them off in China.

Especially the two youngest ones, Louisa's little Lisa is her own daughter, and the youngest Nastya.
In fact, this is just a small wish of the two of them. They can't be husband and wife, but can only be lovers. If the children can be together, it can be considered a good ending. (End of this chapter)