Struggle in Russia

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When Li Xiao and Grand Duchess Irina were chatting, the two sides in the debate basically had a winner.

In the dispute between Chernyshevsky and Prince Vorontsov, if we must say who is right. All I can say is that both sides are justified.

Chernyshevsky makes more sense in the long run, but Duke Vorontsov makes more sense based on reality.

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Revolutionary pioneers like Chernyshevsky could naturally live purely in their ideals.

But not everyone can live in their ideals like them and risk everything for their ideals. More people still live in reality and in the present, and they do not plan for the long-term future for the benefit of the present.

Naturally, Chernyshevsky could not win here. Almost surrounded by a group of people, they could only leave the venue sadly. This also meant a formal split within the reformists, and the radical revolutionaries and conservative reformists officially parted ways.

This result made Grand Duchess Elena very sad. Li Xiao could see that she still hoped that the revolutionaries and reformists could continue to cooperate.

But the reality is so cruel, and people who are not destined to follow the same path cannot continue to walk on it.

Li Xiao didn't try to comfort her. He knew that Grand Duchess Elena might have expected this result, but she was just working hard with a ten thousandth of hope. Otherwise, she would not have specifically asked Li Xiao to take care of Chernyshevsky and others.

"Let's get to the point!" Duke Vorontsov was also a little sad about Chernyshevsky's departure, but he quickly returned to his previous perseverance and decisiveness, and said decisively: "Count Milyutin suggested increasing the pressure on Barry. Do you have any opinions on the intensity of Duke Yatinsky’s attack and the launch of the second round of offensive?”

To be honest, Li Xiao really doesn't think much of the group of people who stayed at the scene. They are all people who only know how to stick to the rules. It is almost impossible to expect them to create new situations. After the reformists lose fresh blood like Chernyshevsky, I am afraid that they will only become more and more conservative in the future.

Maybe in a dozen years they will become the new conservatives and become the targets of progressive criticism.

When this group heard that it was Nikolay Milyutin's suggestion to continue attacking Prince Baryatinsky, they immediately fell silent.

For them, the first question to consider is not whether this matter should be done, but whether this matter is Nikolay Milyutin's intention. If they object, will it incur the dissatisfaction of the elder brother.

Yes, the first thing they thought of was not to disobey Nikolai Milyutin. If possible, it would be best to gain the appreciation of this big boss.

With such a mentality, what constructive suggestions can they make?

So Li Xiao saw a chorus of flattering praises, as if it would be a violation of heaven if he didn't continue to attack Baryatinsky.

But soon this group of people couldn't be happy anymore, because Duke Vorontsov said with a straight face: "Is this really good? I object to continuing to attack Duke Baryatinsky!"

Suddenly, these people were dumbfounded. Duke Vorontsov may not have as much power as Nikolai Milyutin, but his status, influence, and qualifications within the reformists are truly unique.

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