Li Xiaofeng is really not an exaggeration. At this time, in Moscow, he can beat Lomov and Smirrov to the water, or he can kill Migoyan and Kirov, or even beat Voroshilov hard. There is no problem with these. However, he just can't make trouble for Fu Longzhi, let alone trouble, it's not okay to find trouble!

This is not a joke. Fu Longzhi's current identity is extraordinary. He was directly pointed at by his mentor, and in a sense he was the spokesperson of the mentor in Moscow. If he was not at ease with the spokesperson of the mentor, he would be at ease with the mentor. If he was not at ease with the mentor, he would not have to mention how bad this nature is, right?

With the armed uprising in Petrograd and Moscow, the position of the mentor in the party was greatly consolidated and he had initially possessed everything needed by the leadership core. At this time, he was not at ease with him, so wouldn't he be looking for a blow?

Li Xiaofeng has no habit of self-abuse. Even though he is not completely satisfied with the appointment of the mentor, he must respect the mentor's decision, otherwise it will be equivalent to public challenge or betrayal.

Li Xiaofeng calmly ordered Markwei: "Tell the guards of Voroshilov to respect the stupid big man a little bit and don't let him live too miserable."

"No?" Mark Wei didn't understand the decision very much. "That stupid but very dishonest, cursing and chatting about your eighteen generations of ancestors... Andre, when did you become so magnanimous?"

Li Xiaofeng sighed slightly and said helplessly: "It's not that I'm magnanimous. It's that I must show respect for Fu Longzhi!"

Mark Wei suddenly lost his mind: "Voloshilov and Fulongzhi have a good relationship?"

"It's normal." Li Xiaofeng thought for a while and replied, as if the history books did not mention how good the relationship between the two people was. Moreover, with Fu Longzhi's temper, he might not necessarily like that stupid big man.

Mark Wei immediately said he didn't understand: "Then why do you care about him so much?"

Li Xiaofeng sighed again and said, "I said, this is respect for him!" He knew that Markwei did not understand the twists and turns of the relationship, and could only point out: "Although Voroshilov has an average relationship with Voroshilov, Voroshilov is his subordinate after all, and he sent him to support the Moscow armed uprising. We detained him without saying a word, and no matter what, Voroshilov will have more or less opinions and ideas about it. We must take care of his face. Do you understand?"

Mark Wei nodded, not knowing whether it was really understood or fake, but Li Xiaofeng had no time to delve into it at this time, so he could only continue to say: "Mobilize our logistics forces and find the best hotel to accommodate Fu Longzhi and his entourage. You must be at home. Also, you must properly place the soldiers of Voroshilov and do not discriminate against them. In short, you must satisfy Fu Longzhi and do not let him have any misunderstandings about us!"

What Li Xiaofeng could think of, of course Stalin could think of. Although he was far away in Petrograd and could not go to Moscow to do Fulongzhi's work in person, he also made corresponding arrangements: "Fulongzhi's attitude is very important. Which side he leans towards will directly determine the future of Moscow. We must do our best to pull Fulongzhi to our side. If he can turn to us, it can be said that the failure ahead is a drizzle... I want you to do everything possible to provoke the relationship between him and Li Xiaofeng. Voroshilov is a good breakthrough!"

Before he arrived in Moscow, Fu Longzhi had become the focus of struggle among all parties. He knew it well. In fact, he did not want to go to Moscow at all, nor did he want to be the focus at all. The reason why he did not go to Moscow directly after destroying the remnants of Karekin's forces was to avoid this headache-inducing situation.

Fu Longzhi knew very well that as a huge center of the revolution, Moscow's influence was amazing. It can be said that whoever grasped Moscow would have to be greatly improved. He did not have such ambitions and did not intend to form cliques, so this kind of hot potato could hide if he could.

This is why when he agreed to send Voroshilov to support the Moscow uprising, he repeatedly reminded the big man not to show off his might and not to pretend to be powerful and to pretend to be powerful under his reputation.

Fu Longzhi thought that with this earnest warning, Voroshilov would be more honest, but he did not expect that the big man would make a big fuss when he arrived in Moscow and directly involved in the struggle between Sverdlov and Stalin, and even almost pulled him down.

To be honest, when he received the inquiry telegram from Li Xiaofeng, Fu Longzhi broke out in a cold sweat. If Voroshilov succeeded, then it can be asserted that he would have offended Sverdlov directly. At that time, he either endured Sverdlov's anger alone or had to surrender to Stalin.

Fu Longzhi didn't like these two choices. First of all, he admired Sverdlov very much and felt that this young comrade was quite capable and managed the central government in an orderly manner. Working with him was a pleasure. For such a person with real skills, he has always been willing to make friends with him.

Secondly, seeking back to Stalin is definitely not a good choice. Fu Longzhi does not appreciate it, or does not like the taciturn Stalin. He thinks this comrade is just a dull gossip, giving people a gloomy feeling. He thinks Stalin is too cunning, and he can't figure out what this comrade with a slutty face is thinking. Anyway, he will not believe in someone who puts himself in a condom.

Fortunately, things were not bad enough, so Fu Longzhi called back and explained everything at the first time, and flatly denied the military command granted by Voroshilov. Although doing so might offend Stalin, he knew that offending Stalin was better than offending Sverdlov and Lenin at the same time, and the risk was smaller.

Facts also proved that he was very correct in doing so. Not long after, Lenin sent him a telegram and asked in detail why he sent Voroshilov to Moscow. When he learned that he had not granted Voroshilov military command, Lenin praised him.

Although this kind of praise is nothing, Fu Longzhi at least knew that he had done nothing wrong. At this time, everything would be fine!

But why didn't Fu Longzhi expect that he was suddenly attracted by his mentor without making any mistakes. He handed over Moscow's military power to him without saying a word and ordered him to go to Moscow immediately to preside over the overall situation.

To be honest, Fu Longzhi felt that the mentor valued him too much, so why did he throw him into the vortex of the battle between Sverdlov and Stalin without hesitation? He dared to join in this kind of immortal strata?

Not only Fu Longzhi thinks it is not good, but anyone who has learned this news is not optimistic about Fu Longzhi. They have a very absurd feeling - Comrade Lenin, are you trying to kill Fu Longzhi? Such a tricky job, uh, Fu Longzhi's small body can't withstand the impact of the two great gods at all. Is this to put Fu Longzhi on the fire, right?

In the distant Petrograd Krupskaya was also quite puzzled by this appointment, and she also believed that Fu Longzhi was not qualified for the job.

"Valoja, can Comrade Mikhail Vasirivich be competent for this job?" Krupskaya asked worriedly, "Although Comrade Mikhail just achieved a brilliant victory, his qualifications and prestige in the party may not be able to reconcile that kind of contradiction, right?"

Lenin looked at his wife sleeping beside him. Krupskaya rarely participated in the party affairs, but today he made an opinion on this for the first time, which was very extraordinary!

"What are you worried about?" Lenin asked calmly, "Are you worried about Comrade Mikhail's safety?"

"Not exactly," Krupskaya hesitated for a moment before saying, "I'm just worried that the situation in Moscow will get out of control. If Joseph and Yakov really..."

She didn't finish her words, but Lenin already understood what she meant. The tutor shook his head and said, "Your worries are completely unnecessary, and that situation cannot happen!"

Krupskaya didn't know where Lenin came from, and she was still very worried about it. With the lessons of Zinoviev and Kamenev, she was very worried that Sverdlov and Stalin would also have internal conflicts with their mentors.

Lenin just smiled, "Sverdlov and Stalin are completely different from those two ungrateful wolves..."

"What's the difference? Are there still few such things?" Krupskaya was a little anxious. "How many brothers who share hardships and hardships can their friends maintain their previous friendship after their wealth? How many people turn against each other in order to fight for power and profit!"

"I know!" Lenin took a deep breath, "I know your worries very well, but the situation has not reached that point. We are far from winning now. If they were smart enough, they would not have had an internal conflict at this time... and I can make them restrain themselves well, and this situation is completely within my expectations."

Krups was still worried: "But what if the situation in Moscow worsens? That little guy Andre is sometimes unscrupulous!"

Lenin suddenly laughed: "That's why I sent Fu Longzhi!"

Krupskaya couldn't figure out what the relationship was. She said in shock: "Do you think Comrade Mikhail can calm that little guy?"

Lenin shook his head: "He can't do it! The only person in the party who can keep that little bastard restrained is probably only one and a half people. And Mikhail is not among them!"

Krupskaya was so shocked that she couldn't close her mouth. She turned over and sat up from the bed and asked, "But you said again just now..."

Lenin shook his head. He knew that if he didn't explain clearly, his wife wouldn't be able to sleep this night. "Listen to me, I just said that in the party, only one and a half can calm that little bastard. Among them, that half is Yakov, and the remaining one is me!"

Krupskaya looked at her husband in confusion. She was becoming more and more confused. Since that was the case, she had to send Sverdlov to Moscow the most, otherwise who could suppress Li Xiaofeng?

Lenin shook his head lovingly and sighed: "In your opinion, Comrade Mikhail's energy is too small. He will be in a dilemma between Yakov and Joseph, and he may not be able to effectively control the situation. In my opinion, this kind of worry is completely unnecessary. Comrade Mikhail does not need to resist Yakov and Joseph at the same time, because this worst situation does not exist at all!"

Krupskaya frowned: "What do you say?"

Lenin smiled. "Before this, Joseph's power in Moscow had been severely damaged. Most of the people he sent were imprisoned, and his influence on Moscow had been greatly reduced. So, at this time, the situation in Moscow was actually the dominant one. Andre's troublemaker was so beautiful that he almost single-handedly took Moscow, which was really amazing!"

Krupskaya began to understand that the resistance that Fulongzhi encountered when he went to Moscow did not seem to be as great as she thought. Lenin immediately confirmed this: "In fact, as long as Mikhail went to Moscow, as long as he could subdue Andre, the task would be half successful..."

Lenin stopped Krupskaya from interrupting. He continued, "I know what you are worried about. As I said before, I am the only one who can make the little troublemaker honest. He dare not disobey my orders, and I have clearly determined Mikhail's military leadership before. Out of respect and obedience to me, the little troublemaker will obediently hand over military power. As long as Mikhail has the military power, Moscow will not cause any big trouble... In a sense, he went to Moscow to act as a referee..."

Speaking of this, Lenin smiled more and more happily, "Do you think the two athletes, Yakov and Joseph, dare to fight against the referee?"

Krupskaya understood a little, as if she had complicated the situation in Moscow. In fact, the situation there was very simple. In the first round of the confrontation, Stalin was defeated and almost lost all the initiative. If the central government allowed this situation to develop without any surprise, Moscow would be Sverdlov's possession.

But it is obvious that his husband did not want the battle to end, nor did he want Stalin to lose his pants. So on the one hand, he repaired Stalin hard and stopped his work. But on the other hand, he did not announce Sverdlov's victory, but sent a referee representing his personal will to announce the official start of the second round.

Although Krupskaya breathed a sigh of relief, she didn't have to worry too much as long as there was no large-scale internal strife, but she still didn't understand why Lenin didn't announce Sverdlov's victory. After all, Stalin's performance in the first round was really terrible, and Krupskaya even felt that this guy was a traitorous ambitious man.

Is it okay to let an ambitious person stay in the ring? Krupskaya asked himself and Lenin.

"Who will have no ambition?" Lenin smiled indifferently, "Joseph's ambition is not small, which is normal. Because people without ambition are not suitable to become professional revolutionaries at all. The same is true for Yakov, his ambition is not smaller than Joseph. Whether or not he has ambition cannot be a criterion for judging right and wrong!"

Lenin looked at Krupskaya seriously and said seriously: "Strictly speaking, they are all the same people. If I announce Stalin out now, then I can only find someone who is as ambitious and capable as him to take his position, and then declare the struggle to continue!"

Speaking of this, Lenin spread his hands and said helplessly: "It's a pity that, in the party, except for Yakov and Joseph, I can't find a third person like them for the time being, uh..."

Lenin suddenly paused and laughed: "Maybe there is a third person, but that person is too young and has too little experience. It's not his turn to play for the time being..."

Krupskaya was a little surprised who Lenin was talking about the third person, but she never found that there were third parties in the party similar to Stalin and Sverdlov. She doubted whether Lenin was deliberately joking. It should be said that she was confused by the third party's extremely hidden appearance, and the little fox really hid herself very well.

"Abstract, you just need to know," Lenin continued, "if I want to continue to lead our party, if I want to continue to play a role, then I cannot easily declare a certain party to win. Because, if I declare him to win without giving him the rewards that the winner deserves, then things will develop in the worst direction, and then it will be a disaster... Only when I cannot lead the party to continue, and only when I need to take off this burden, I need that winner! And now, obviously it is not yet that time... The fierce but controllable struggle is conducive to maintaining the positive atmosphere within the party, helping me lead the party to continue, and helping us discover the final winner!"

Krupskaya nodded in a vague way. She only needed to know that the second round of the ring match was about to begin. Of course, she felt that such a showdown was somewhat unfair. One side was strong, but the other side was dying. It was better to say that it was to look at the referee than to watch the game. She was very curious, would Fu Longzhi be a qualified referee? Or did Fu Longzhi realize that his role was to play a qualified referee?

It should be said that Fu Longzhi did not realize the responsibility on his shoulders at first. He was a little panicked before arriving in Moscow, but these panic disappeared completely after he arrived in Moscow. He immediately realized how wrong his previous estimate was. It seemed that this was not a chore, but a big beauty!

PS: Thank you to Sparta's wisdom and Comrade Youshan V for your generous support, thank you!
Chapter completed!