Faced with the suggestion of Jerome Bonaparte, Varevsky's expression and movements showed a change like a Sichuan opera change in just a few seconds.

Valevsky's hand was too nervous and he couldn't help but look at the door.

Seeing that there was no other movement at the door, Valevsky subconsciously let down his mouth and then turned his eyes to Jerome Bonaparte and asked in a low voice.

"Your Majesty, how did you know!"

"Mr. Earl, there is an old saying in the far east: If you want people to not know what you do, unless you have not done it yourself!" Jerome Bonaparte said to Valevsky in a slight joking tone.

Valevsky understood that not only his current actions were under the control of the emperor, but even all the information in the past had probably been investigated by the emperor.

Otherwise, how could the emperor know about this?

Thinking of this, Valevsky suddenly felt a biting chill all over his body.

"Your Excellency Earl, I don't really like to explore the privacy of my subjects!

However, there are always some self-righteous people who like to put it on my desk!

I just got to know a little bit!" Jerome Bonaparte said to Valevsky with annoyance.

"It's my honor to be always paid attention to by His Majesty!" Varevsky said to Jerome Bonaparte with a "surprise".

Although Valevsky was very disgusted with this privacy-seeking monarch, he could understand everything Jerome Bonaparte did.

After all, a good monarch is destined to not maintain eternal trust in any of his officials from the beginning.

It is always a privilege of the monarch to be happy with the new and tired of the old.

Thinking about the good point, if the monarch keeps paying attention to a person at all times, it can also prove that the person still maintains a certain position in his heart.

After all, no one is willing to devote himself to the abandonment of the monarch.

Valevsky would rather become a person who is always cared about by the monarch than become a transparent person in the palace.

Anyone who is abandoned by the palace is destined to be abandoned by the social circle in Paris!

"So, your Count, do you need my help?" said Jerome Bonaparte enthusiastically. "I am happy to solve the troubles of their subordinates in their lives!"

Jerome Bonaparte's "heart-hearted" attitude made Valevsky have no possibility of opposing it.

He knew that if he continued to insist that he did not need the emperor to "help", then what was waiting for him might be abandoned by the emperor.

No monarch likes a subject who is always disobedient.

"Your Majesty, I do have some worries about this issue!" Varevsky replied to Jerome Bonaparte with a distressed look on his face, "You should know the relationship between that child and me, and Louisa is my real wife!

For some reason, she could never have children after giving birth to Eugenie!”

"Uh-huh!"

Seeing that Valevsky was so good, Jerome Bonaparte naturally responded.

"Although I don't want to have conflicts with Louisa because of this, I also don't want the blood of the Vulevsky family (here Vulevsky originally wanted to say the Bonaparte family bloodline, but considering that the "real" Bonaparte family bloodline is right in front of me, Vulevsky had to change his words to the Valevsky family) from then on!

So I have always been very distressed whether I should recognize that child!" Varevsky said to Jerome Bonaparte with a wry smile.

Although Valevsky only wanted to deal with the heir problem himself at first, after careful consideration, he found that this matter was not something he could handle at all.

Not to mention whether Louisa Laurie's father still enjoys rights in the Pope, would he be disgusted by rashly turning his illegitimate son into an heir?

Let’s talk about Louisa Laurie herself as a part of Queen Augusta’s private circle.

It was really time to start a fuss, Louisa Laurie was enough for Valevsky to have a drink.

[The reason why Louisa Laurie Corey in history was not making a fuss is probably because she was the emperor's mistress.

Louisa Laurie Corey, who knew that he was in the wrong, did not sing a contradict to Valewsky on the issue of his successor. Napoleon III also gave Valewsky some help in his illegitimate son becoming a regular.

And Jerome Bonaparte had no hobby of making peace with his ministers and wives.

Jerome Bonaparte smiled and nodded to Valevsky and said, "You are right! The noble bloodline of the Bonaparte and the Valevsky family should not be cut off (Valevsky looked surprised)!

I remember that kid is still in Turin, right!”

"Your Majesty, that's right!" Varevsky hurriedly said to Jerome Bonaparte, "He is still in Turin, with his mother!"

"Then bring him to Paris!" Jerome Bonaparte told Valevsky, "A 16-year-old child needs to receive an orthodox middle school and university education to better serve the empire, right?"

"Your Majesty, you are right!" Varevsky replied excitedly to Jerome Bonaparte. "Her mother also told me in her letter that the learning atmosphere in Turin is far inferior to France!"

"What are you still hesitating about!" encouraged Jerome Bonaparte, "You should bring that child here as soon as possible and teach him to be a nobleman!"

"Your Majesty, there is Louisa..." Valevsky said to Jerome Bonaparte.

"I will help settle the matter with Louisa!" Jerome Bonaparte said, thinking about something to Valevsky, "But that child can only be your adopted son!

He can inherit your title in a hundred years, but you have to discuss everything except the title with Louisa.

This chapter is not over, please click on the next page to continue reading! And Eugenie, you must do your job well too!”

"Yes, your majesty!" Valevsky followed the arrangements of Jerome Bonaparte.

The originally complex issue of inheritance rights was solved in a few words between Jerome Bonaparte and Valevsky.

After dealing with Valevsky's private affairs, Jerome Bonaparte turned to discuss business with Valevsky.

Jerome Bonaparte told Valevsky that he sent Valevsky to accompany Prince Monfore to the Austrian Empire.

The purpose is not only to attend Radetsky's funeral, but to hope that Valevsky can make friends with Otto von Bismarck, the Prussian ambassador to Austria.

[In the original history, Otto von Bismarck should have served as the Prussian ambassador to Russia. However, the Russian Empire is still in the stage of civil war. Von Bismarck was not sent to the Russian Empire, but instead served as the Prussian ambassador to Austria after serving as the Minister of Frankfurt.]

"Otto von Bismarck!" Valevsky muttered the name in a low voice. He remembered that he had heard it from the emperor when he was Minister of Foreign Affairs.

"That's right! According to the information of our Prussian Embassy, ​​the king of the Prussian Kingdom is about to pass away!

And his successor is the current Regent William Fredrich Ludwig!" Jerome Bonaparte slowly explained to Valevsky, "Once William Fredrich Ludwig inherits the throne, then Ambassador Bismarck will inevitably become the Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Prussia!"

"Your Majesty, why is it him?" Varevsky took out.

Why? Because it was him in history!!

Jerome Bonaparte complained in his heart, and explained calmly on the surface, "Because there is no other person willing to take this responsibility in the entire Prussian Kingdom!"

Since Regent William suppressed the resistance of the Rhineland region with his tough skills, the entire Prussian Kingdom has been completely torn into two politically.

One is the liberal camp with the Rhineland region as the core, and the other is the conservative Junker camp with the East Prussia region as the core.

In this serious political rift, the Kingdom of Prussia was in turmoil for no moment.

The economic turmoil caused by political turmoil not only swept the entire Prussian Kingdom, but also affected the states within the German Customs Alliance.

Many colleagues in many states are suffering from the US economic crisis and have suffered from the Rhineland economic crisis.

Many companies and banks went bankrupt in this torrent, and Frankfurt listed bonds plummeted.

The North German country led by Hannover hates the Prussian Kingdom.

In order to prevent the Prussian Kingdom from re-suppressing the Rhineland, the Rhineland crisis affected the entire German region.

The Kingdom of Hanover justly rejected the Kingdom of Prussia's request for a crossing defense, and should have retreated from the Rhineland in October last year to exchange for defense. The Prussian army had not left the Rhineland in December.

As the Regent of Prussia, William began to regret his impending suppression of the Koblenz region. In order to make up for his mistakes, he also wanted to ease his relations with the Rhineland region.

(More importantly, in order to be able to continue to collect taxes in the Rhineland!

The entire Rhineland is already the foundation of taxation in the Kingdom of Prussia. Without sufficient taxation, there will be no excellent army!)

Regent William could only announce to the public that he would reconvene the third-level meeting of the Kingdom of Prussia in March this year.

The actions of Regent William were not opposed by the Prussian military this time, because the military also needed sufficient military expenditure.

Without the support of the Rhineland, the Prussian army could not continue to be reorganized.

"Now he (William I) has sat on a volcano that is ready to erupt at any time. If he is not careful, the volcano will blow him to pieces!

Just like Louis XVI in the past!" Jerome Bonaparte showed a gloating expression on his lips, "He needs an unliberal prime minister to resist the liberal anger for him, and the prime minister must also maintain close relations with the Prussian military!

Of all, Bismarck is the only one who can do it!!”
Chapter completed!