And this is what worries Boris the most.

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On the last night of May, Tsar Boris summoned Mr. Fritoyev in the palace.

The two of them talked in the palace for a long time, and the officials who had already received the news gathered outside and waited anxiously.

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It was not until the early morning of the next day that the eunuchs of the palace came out, and the officials' eyes fell on him in unison.

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The eunuch was silent for a moment, then nodded to them vigorously.

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The officials were stunned at first, and then, huge cheers echoed outside the palace.

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On June 1, 1966, Russian Tsar Boris Dramilyuv Romanov announced that he would appoint Fristoya as the Grand Duke of Karasmiv, and at the same time announced that he would be appointed as Prime Minister of the Russian Empire and form a new government.

This is the first Russian history to be directly enthroned as a duke from a civilian status.

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And he is also the first prime minister who has never had any experience in governing the country before.

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But what is strange is that Fritoyev has been supported by most Russians.

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In fact, to be honest, the Russians have no better choice. Russia's politics and economy have been messed up by Gregorian and have been greatly damaged. What they need to see is hope, a leader who can lead them out of the predicament.

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In the afternoon of the same day, Fritoyev announced his acceptance of the appointment of His Majesty the Tsar and quickly appointed his new cabinet member.

The US Ambassador to Moscow and Fritoyev's old friend Plandi immediately congratulated him and reminded him very tactfully that to continue the war against Germany, the United States will provide all necessary assistance for its allies and the new Fristoya government.

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Fritoyev nodded in agreement, but then he started a secret contact with the German government.

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"This is an extremely smart choice..." Wang Weiyi smiled at Fritoyev's home and said, "What the Russians need now is not war, but peace. They don't care about who will win the final victory of this war... They want butter, bread, not bullets and bayonets... Mr. Fristoyafu, to celebrate your promotion, I have approved the German government to negotiate with you. I think this is a good gift...."

Fritoyev smiled.

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Everything in Germany, even Russia, is in the hands of this baron.

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He can turn Russia upside down, or let everything return to normal.

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To be continued...