I Sent You Abroad to Study, Not to Prop Up the Russian President!

Only a fallen bear is a good bear

Based on the current status of the Emperor and the Furry Bear, some people are joking that the Alliance is coming back. In fact, the attitude of the Furry Bears towards the Alliance is quite complicated: on the one hand, it is impossible for you to say that they do not envy or yearn for the strength and welfare of the Alliance; on the other hand, as vested interests after the alliance ends, it is impossible to put everything down and go back to the past. If we really want to sum it up, the idiom Ye Gong Haolong can describe their thoughts very well.

The liberal cloak of old America, coupled with some frameworks and slogans from the Red Alliance period, were then used to develop nationalization in a steady and gentle way of flower growers.

Although the protagonist is Chinese, if he becomes Ermao's consultant. Then, you must act in accordance with your own country's interests.

Is this subject very popular recently? I've seen it a lot.

The protagonist doing this is much better than the former Red Army special forces soldiers who kidnapped the old American president and his family in Air Force One. After all, he even has the steps to seize power and the subsequent plan.

It seems that Lao America is most eager for Da Mao to die. Actually, otherwise, if Da Mao really dies, then there will be a power vacuum. It will be more troublesome if the Gaulish Hans fills this vacuum by relying on geographical advantages, because war methods can be considered against Da Mao, but not against the Gaulish Hans. The future struggle will be more complicated. It is better to have a tough but understanding reckless man as an opponent than a seemingly harmless but scheming Lao Yinbi as an enemy.

A good furry bear is one that can withstand America's half-dead furry bears.

After the alliance ended, Lao Mei and the others had no scruples and accumulated a lot of problems. It would be okay if the protagonist didn't come. Even if the protagonist re-establishes an alliance, they don't dare to fight, because if they fight, they will be finished immediately; if they don't fight, they will be finished. This is a dilemma

According to the development of the plot, Da Mao after the Great Emperor will either be in Kerensky mode, or directly reach the ideal state. The former can at least be recognized by the United States and the West on the surface, with less resistance; the latter may be directly suppressed, and may also make the United States further suspicious of the protagonist and Petrov. The Kerensky model is good from the perspective of stability, and the ideal state is good from the perspective of thoroughness. Of course, it depends on how the author arranges it.