I hate the Communist Party chapter 176

“It’s over.”

A short sentiment flowed out of my mouth. It was a relationship for a time that could be said to be long if it was long.

It is a relationship that can be evaluated as terrible because he is sick of him, who has already passed away.

[Ito Hirobumi, the prime minister of Japan specializing in emergency and a big politician, deceived the emperor in connection with the conquest of Joseon and committed suicide by splitting a ship in front of the imperial palace, deceived the emperor and proceeded with his own arbitrary work. Emperor Meiji announced in an official announcement that it was all done by Ito alone, and that it would be good for both Russia and Japan to resolve the misunderstandings and move on to the path of peace. He said he would make every effort to fix it.]

It was the Japanese troops who continued struggling even in the situation where they were not properly supplied, but the defensive battles that were made in the state that the rear stabilization work was not sufficient due to the urgent advance and the proper position was not established did not bring good results.

After retreating with Hanyang at hand, they have been pushed to the south and south endlessly since then, and were finally preparing for the final defense war in the Nakdong River region including Busan.

The war in Joseon was briefly lulled because the Russian army also had to prepare for the arrival of the end of the offensive as it continued to advance and to defeat the Japanese troops who entered the Nongseong Fortress with the natural defense of the Nakdong River.

However, no matter how much the Japanese soldiers burned the remaining fighting spirit and pledged to fight against the resolve, it was already possible to overturn the outcome of the fight, even those who did not have much strategic insight.

And Ito couldn’t know this fact.

Even though he continued to fail because of me, who had taken a step forward through his natural difference in national power and the ability to be near morale that he knew the future at the time, it was undeniable that he was an outstanding person.

‘Because Ito came out like this, it will be more difficult to continue the war in the future.’

Until now, if I asked who was the most hated person in Japan, it would have been Ito who would have ranked second after me, but since he halted him in front of the imperial palace, saying that he was responsible for all the responsibilities, the future story was bound to change.

Even if he didn’t come up with the old adage that the dead are more glorified than the living, it was clear that Ito, who was responsible for his life by blocking arrows that could return to the master, with his whole body, would become a deity in Japan in the future.

‘The official position is that he is a traitor who dared to deceive the emperor and start war, and accordingly, even if he displays his neck, he will be enshrined in the Yasukuni shrine, which is the same as what he built later.’

“Call the Minister of War and the Minister of Foreign Affairs.”

“Yes, Your Majesty.”

Anyway, I couldn’t help it as long as it became this way.

When the Emperor said that he would continue the war after that, it was like saying that he would make Japanese a language that can only be heard in hell.

It seemed like it was time to show the tolerance of the strong.

It seemed that it was the moment to start peace negotiations on the condition of disarmament while ensuring the safety of the remaining Japanese troops still south of the Nakdong River.

It seemed good to end the war before the Japanese people, who had to endure the hard life of preparing for the war in an unprecedented life, were relieved of shock and fatigue and felt the mourning and resentment of Ito for Ito.

And even while peace negotiations are taking place, the Japanese troops still staying in Joseon will be hostages at the same time as a good negotiating defeat.

‘The expedition to Japan was burdensome, but it could be said that it was better.’

There was a tremendous difference between sweeping up the Japanese army in Joseon and striking mainland Japan across the sea.

First of all, it was a burden that we had to supply it across the sea, no matter how much we had the control.

It was a clear future that it would be our Russian army, not the Japanese army, who suffered from the hostile surroundings there.

Even now, it is difficult to live a long time, but Japanese people who are negative about the war itself saying what kind of expansion is outside their home will have to think differently if they say that Russian troops pass in front of their home.

“Did you call it, Your Majesty.”

It was the Foreign Minister Ger who arrived first. He also heard the news that Ito committed suicide, so he seemed to know roughly what I would say in the future.

“The Minister of War will be coming soon, and with him, in the same strategic situation, let us summarize what we can achieve and the conditions that we must accept from the other side. You will have to do it as thoroughly as the Emperor himself said in his own words that he would make every effort to solve this problem.”

“I will be preparing first.”

Strategically and tactically, even though the situation was like winning, I had no choice but to feel offended.

This is because I was feeling that I was following the situation rather than leading the situation because of the actions of others, not my will.

It seemed that Ito had won me for the first time through his life.

Even though it is not a victory that determines the gains between nations, and even though it is a victory that cannot change the direction in which I was going to go, victory is a victory.

Even though Ito won my victory for the first time, the future of Japan was not so bright.

Even in this war, the mainland may be avoided as much as it is violated, but in the end, it was highly likely to become a modern banana republic, a half-state that relies solely on resource exports and limited its own development.

Even if not right now, I wondered how well Japan, which has become a restaurant comparable to the Qing Dynasty, will be able to avoid the grip of the powers for the time being.

“Lung, Your Majesty! I’m in trouble!”

My thoughts on Ito continued until it was broken by an urgent outcry from Stolipin.

* * *

“No, what if you get a fuss like that? I thought that if you were so upset, at least in the Qing Dynasty, the Boxers defeated the Allied forces, or another commune was established in Europe!”

“If the news I bring you now is not a big deal, what on earth are you saying is a big deal, Minister of Finance. Are you talking about the fact that the Empress is giving birth right now? Huh huh, this is true. I wonder how your Majesty would react if you heard what the Finance Minister just said.”

“What do you mean by knowing that what I just said didn’t mean that? Does it really come out like this? How much help I have helped you get to that spot. Are you willing to avenge the grace as your enemy?”

“Grace. I thought so at first. But soon after I learned that the finance minister cared about me that way, it wasn’t just because he cared about me, but because he had a paper-making machine, a machine that was quite good, and it felt different.”

“Hmm, I can hear you all.”

“Hut.”

The news Stolipin brought was none other than the news that my wife, Yekaterina, had begun to suffer.

After listening to the talk, I woke up and found myself in front of the room where Yekaterina was giving birth.

Earlier, the childbirth was proceeding smoothly, so that it was possible that Stolipin and Bite were exchanging jokes with each other.

still.

“sire.”

“Huh? Why however.”

“The hand… … .”

“Well?”

When Foreign Minister Ger looked down at my hand at a cautious word from the side, I could see that the fist was whitened by the strong clenched fist.

Whoo.

“Thank you. This is true. No matter how hard I try to be calm, I can’t get used to it.”

It is said that the childbirth was going smoothly, but when I heard the hard groaning of my wife coming out of the door, it seemed that my fists were spontaneous.

In fact, childbirth was an extremely dangerous physical act even in the modern era of medical science, so I couldn’t help but worry.

‘How the hell was Maria Theresia or Queen Victoria able to give birth to 16 or 9 children? What kind of steel-like minds their husbands had there, I’m wondering if they could endure such moments so much.’

It was about six hours after Stolipin announced that the Empress had begun to suffer, but the groan still heard from the room remained unchanged.

The officials who stayed with me at first were also sent back for reasons that the work was not going smoothly, so now only a few guards were guarding me.

“Are you sure there is really no problem? It has already been 6 hours.”

“Your Majesty, please remember the time when the Empress gave birth to a princely son. Didn’t it take more than 10 hours at the time? As this is my second birth, it will take less time than then, but it is common to take 8 hours.”

“Huh, I see. I’ll try my harder.”

“Yes, Your Majesty.”

I felt like I wanted to go to the room where the childbirth was taking place and even check it, but I had to endure it as I was the one who gave the order to prohibit access to the delivery room unless it was necessary for childbirth.

It was unavoidable because we knew roughly that thorough hygiene and as few people as possible were essential to protect mothers and babies with weakened immunity after childbirth.

All I have to do is wait so nervously at the door.

Today, I am not the house of the Romanov family, the old tsar of the great empire that spans Europe and Russia, but just a husband and father waiting for a child and wife.

When the night passes and the dawn comes.

‘Oh! Huh! Huh!’

As if announcing that a life was born at the beginning of a new day, a different sound from the room began to be heard.

What was tired of staying up all night with open eyes was a cry that disappeared at once.

Even if I could take a break, such as sitting on the way, the guards guarding my side stood all night long, so even though it seemed okay on the outside, it seemed that I was tired inside.

It is because I couldn’t control my joy and knocked on his shoulder, and his weight stumbled forward.

“Congratulations, Your Majesty. The princess was born. Both mother and baby are healthy.”

I will talk about the physical strength of the guards later, and when I listened to the words of the tired midwife, I had no choice but to say a prayer of joy.

Since the days of the Crown Prince, I have been tired of masses for at least a few hours and have not been to church with all sorts of excuses.

And the feeling when I first met my daughter after a day was different from when I met my son for the first time.

It would be practically impossible to find a parent’s genetic traits on a face that is still small and wrinkled.

But I felt like I could find traces of me and my wife on my daughter’s face.

Her eyes and nose resembled her, and her mouth and ears seemed to resemble me.

Is this the first step of a fool

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