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"Mr. President, congratulations on taking back this palace that belongs to you!"
Not long after parting with the Russian Minister Vladimirovich, the British Minister met Jerome Bonaparte by chance, and the British Minister expressed his congratulations to Jerome Bonaparte.
"No! This palace does not belong to me, it belongs to the great French people!" Jerome Bonaparte said humbly in the face of the British envoy's compliments: "Every room here, every brick is The crystallization of the wisdom of the French people, I am just a passerby living here temporarily."
"Your Excellency the President is still so approachable!" Jerome Bonaparte believed that this sentence should be a compliment, if the meaningful smile on the lips of the British Minister was put aside, but with a smile, the British Minister Instead, there is an inexplicable sense of humor and irony in the praise.
"Your Excellency Ambassador, I don't know what you have to do with me?" Although Jerome Bonaparte didn't like the British Minister's smile in his heart, he still kept the smile he should have and responded to the British Minister.
The British Minister responded: "Nothing! Mr. President, I am here just to express my blessings to you!"
As soon as he finished speaking, the British envoy turned and left, stopped less than 5 meters away from Jerome Bonaparte and turned around again and said, "I hope the French Republic will prosper more and more under your leadership!"
Jerome Bonaparte was a little confused by the nonsensical remarks of the British Minister.
Could it be that the Kingdom of Great Britain is not at all worried about any deal between the French Republic and the Russian Empire?
Jerome Bonaparte puts himself into the situation of the British minister.
If he were the British envoy, his determination would probably be far less patient than the British envoy.
Since the British Minister made this event an ordinary dance, there is no need for him to trouble himself and make some nonsensical inferences.
Thinking of this, Jérôme Bonaparte was no longer struggling with his "sudden clarity".
The brief conversation between Jerome Bonaparte and the British Minister was also seen by some people present, and the Ministers from various countries speculated whether there was a possibility of "resurrection" between Britain and France.
It can be said that due to the participation of ministers from various countries, a simple dance has turned into a large-scale foreign exchange department.
The dance ended at eleven o'clock in the evening, and the envoys, generals and parliamentarians of various countries left one after another.
The huge Tuileries Palace is only left with some members of the Bonaparte family and the attendants who serve the Bonaparte family, plus the first regiment of soldiers responsible for the defense of the Tuileries Palace.
The once bustling and bustling turned into deserted in a blink of an eye.
Jerome Bonaparte strolled leisurely in the long and narrow corridor after the dance was over. There was silence all around, except for the rustling sound of his Martin boots stepping on the floor.
Wherever he passed, the attendants and guards held their breaths for fear of disturbing the president by their "disrespectful" behavior.
No one knows what he is thinking now, people can only watch Jerome Bonaparte walk from one corridor to another, and then turn back again.
After pacing back and forth a few times, Jerome Bonaparte's indifferent voice reached the ears of the guards around him: "Where is Wallevsky now?"
After the surrounding guards looked at each other, one of the guards stepped forward and said cautiously, "Your Majesty, Secretary-General Wallevsky is now..."
"I don't care where he is, you must call Wallevsky!" Before the guard could finish speaking, Jerome Bonaparte forcibly interrupted the guard's words.
"Yes!" The guard hurriedly straightened his body and responded unswervingly to Jerome Bonaparte.
Before the guard left the corridor, Jerome Bonaparte's voice sounded from behind the guard: "After you find Wallevsky, let him go to the office, I will be there waiting for him!"
Jerome Bonaparte looked up at the starry sky, left the corridor, and returned to the Tuileries Palace alone.
The guards finally found Wallevsky, who was staying at the Elysee Palace, and informed Wallevsky that Jerome Bonaparte had summoned him.
Wallevsky hurried to the Tuileries Palace by carriage, and came down to the study where Jerome Bonaparte was under the guidance of the attendants of the Tuileries Palace.
This study should have been the office of Emperor Napoleon back then. Wallevsky held the handle and gently pushed the door in. In the dimly lit room, only half a burning candle was placed on the mahogany desk. Skye vaguely saw a bust of Napoleon hanging on the wall behind the desk and Jerome Bonaparte on the nanwood seat under the bust.
At this moment, Jerome Bonaparte was laying his head above the desk, supporting it with both hands so that it would not fall.
"Your Excellency!" Wallevsky looked at Jerome Bonaparte and responded.
Wallevsky's talk made Jerome Bonaparte look up at Wallevsky, with those deep eyes that seemed to dissect Wallevsky's whole body.
After a while, Jerome Bonaparte withdrew his aggressive gaze and said quietly, "Cousin, what do you think of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs?"
"Diplomacy is our most cautious department in France, and they undertake the most important task in France..." Vallewski responded to Jerome Bonaparte with a standard official tone in a low voice.
"Then cousin, are you interested in going to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs? I remember that you once held such a position in the Orleans dynasty!" Jerome Bonaparte asked Wallevsky again in an unpredictable tone.
For Jerome Bonaparte's sudden inquiry, Wallevsky was stunned for a few seconds, and then said loudly, "Thank you for giving me this opportunity, I am willing to follow your will!"
Jérôme Bonaparte got up and broke free from the dark corner with a smile: "Excellent! You will be dispatched to London as a secret ambassador!"
"London?" Wallewski was stunned and replied, "Your Majesty, our relationship with them seems to be..."
"I know!" said Jerome Bonaparte with a smile, "there are no eternal friends, only eternal interests! Some time ago, we had some small differences in interests with Britain, and I believe it will not be long. Disagreements will disappear in the face of common problems!"
"Common problem?" Wallevsky was a little confused, what problems could France and Britain have in common.
"Of course it is the Russian Empire!" Jerome Bonaparte said to Wallevsky: "Nicholas I of the Russian Empire has never been very honest! Britain is finding no reason to teach this greedy guy a lesson."
"Your Excellency, do we want to join too?" Vallewski asked about Jerome Bonaparte's diplomatic line.
Now in France, the direction of Jerome Bonaparte is the direction of the whole of France.
"That's right! We must fight a war with them! Only in this way can we eliminate the shame they brought us!" Jerome Bonaparte said loudly: "The Russian army has been through more than fifty years of experience. The corruption of the world has already become a group of frivolous bells and whistles, we only need a slight push and they will fall to the ground. Working together with Britain can guarantee our sea power in the Mediterranean, and we will ruthlessly in the Balkans Destroy the ambitions of the Russian Empire!"
In terms of the army, the French army can hang the entire European army (although the Prince of Prussia and the Duke of Wellington do not think so), but in terms of the navy, the British Kingdom is the undisputed overlord of the entire earth.
Even though Jerome Bonaparte has chosen to add an additional budget to the French Navy on the original basis and introduced steam engine technology, the overall strength of the French Navy will never be comparable to that of Britain.
Jérôme Bonaparte's words made Wallevsky a little shocked. He suddenly thought of the topographic map of the Near East from the Presidential Secretariat (General Staff) some time ago.
Did the President...
Wallevsky couldn't help shivering. He never thought that the president would start planning a war against the Russian Empire just a year after taking office.
Compared with him, I don't seem to be born by His Majesty...
Wallevsky has always been proud to be the emperor's son, even if only the illegitimate son.
"Cousin, before France and Britain decide to cooperate! You will go to Britain as my personal envoy to discuss many matters in the Near East and Africa with Palmerston and others!" Jerome Bonaparte told Valais Fsky said: "Of course, in order not to irritate the Russian Empire too much, the time for you to go to Britain may be next year, and you will go to Britain as my secret envoy, you should know Now the capitals of various countries are covered with the eyes of hostile forces. If it is through official channels, it will spread all over Europe before you can make a move, so our actions must be carried out in secret.”
Jerome Bonaparte paused and then said, "However, during this period of time, you are still serving as secretary-general. Resurrection, it is best to try to go to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to learn more about the situation of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs."
"Yes!" Wallevsky responded.
"Okay! Cousin, please take a trip. Call Marcel Yeruger, I have something important to entrust to him!" Jerome Bonaparte said to Wallevsky.
Wallevsky left Jerome Bonaparte's study, and Jerome Bonaparte was left alone in the study again.
Through the candlelight, Jerome Bonaparte seemed to see the figure of the Russian Empire struggling and begging in the Near East.
"Russia, I hope you don't let me down!"
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"Mr. President, congratulations on taking back this palace that belongs to you!"
Not long after parting with the Russian Minister Vladimirovich, the British Minister met Jerome Bonaparte by chance, and the British Minister expressed his congratulations to Jerome Bonaparte.
"No! This palace does not belong to me, it belongs to the great French people!" Jerome Bonaparte said humbly in the face of the British envoy's compliments: "Every room here, every brick is The crystallization of the wisdom of the French people, I am just a passerby living here temporarily."
"Your Excellency the President is still so approachable!" Jerome Bonaparte believed that this sentence should be a compliment, if the meaningful smile on the lips of the British Minister was put aside, but with a smile, the British Minister Instead, there is an inexplicable sense of humor and irony in the praise.
"Your Excellency Ambassador, I don't know what you have to do with me?" Although Jerome Bonaparte didn't like the British Minister's smile in his heart, he still kept the smile he should have and responded to the British Minister.
The British Minister responded: "Nothing! Mr. President, I am here just to express my blessings to you!"
As soon as he finished speaking, the British envoy turned and left, stopped less than 5 meters away from Jerome Bonaparte and turned around again and said, "I hope the French Republic will prosper more and more under your leadership!"
Jerome Bonaparte was a little confused by the nonsensical remarks of the British Minister.
Could it be that the Kingdom of Great Britain is not at all worried about any deal between the French Republic and the Russian Empire?
Jerome Bonaparte puts himself into the situation of the British minister.
If he were the British envoy, his determination would probably be far less patient than the British envoy.
Since the British Minister made this event an ordinary dance, there is no need for him to trouble himself and make some nonsensical inferences.
Thinking of this, Jérôme Bonaparte was no longer struggling with his "sudden clarity".
The brief conversation between Jerome Bonaparte and the British Minister was also seen by some people present, and the Ministers from various countries speculated whether there was a possibility of "resurrection" between Britain and France.
It can be said that due to the participation of ministers from various countries, a simple dance has turned into a large-scale foreign exchange department.
The dance ended at eleven o'clock in the evening, and the envoys, generals and parliamentarians of various countries left one after another.
The huge Tuileries Palace is only left with some members of the Bonaparte family and the attendants who serve the Bonaparte family, plus the first regiment of soldiers responsible for the defense of the Tuileries Palace.
The once bustling and bustling turned into deserted in a blink of an eye.
Jerome Bonaparte strolled leisurely in the long and narrow corridor after the dance was over. There was silence all around, except for the rustling sound of his Martin boots stepping on the floor.
Wherever he passed, the attendants and guards held their breaths for fear of disturbing the president by their "disrespectful" behavior.
No one knows what he is thinking now, people can only watch Jerome Bonaparte walk from one corridor to another, and then turn back again.
After pacing back and forth a few times, Jerome Bonaparte's indifferent voice reached the ears of the guards around him: "Where is Wallevsky now?"
After the surrounding guards looked at each other, one of the guards stepped forward and said cautiously, "Your Majesty, Secretary-General Wallevsky is now..."
"I don't care where he is, you must call Wallevsky!" Before the guard could finish speaking, Jerome Bonaparte forcibly interrupted the guard's words.
"Yes!" The guard hurriedly straightened his body and responded unswervingly to Jerome Bonaparte.
Before the guard left the corridor, Jerome Bonaparte's voice sounded from behind the guard: "After you find Wallevsky, let him go to the office, I will be there waiting for him!"
Jerome Bonaparte looked up at the starry sky, left the corridor, and returned to the Tuileries Palace alone.
The guards finally found Wallevsky, who was staying at the Elysee Palace, and informed Wallevsky that Jerome Bonaparte had summoned him.
Wallevsky hurried to the Tuileries Palace by carriage, and came down to the study where Jerome Bonaparte was under the guidance of the attendants of the Tuileries Palace.
This study should have been the office of Emperor Napoleon back then. Wallevsky held the handle and gently pushed the door in. In the dimly lit room, only half a burning candle was placed on the mahogany desk. Skye vaguely saw a bust of Napoleon hanging on the wall behind the desk and Jerome Bonaparte on the nanwood seat under the bust.
At this moment, Jerome Bonaparte was laying his head above the desk, supporting it with both hands so that it would not fall.
"Your Excellency!" Wallevsky looked at Jerome Bonaparte and responded.
Wallevsky's talk made Jerome Bonaparte look up at Wallevsky, with those deep eyes that seemed to dissect Wallevsky's whole body.
After a while, Jerome Bonaparte withdrew his aggressive gaze and said quietly, "Cousin, what do you think of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs?"
"Diplomacy is our most cautious department in France, and they undertake the most important task in France..." Vallewski responded to Jerome Bonaparte with a standard official tone in a low voice.
"Then cousin, are you interested in going to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs? I remember that you once held such a position in the Orleans dynasty!" Jerome Bonaparte asked Wallevsky again in an unpredictable tone.
For Jerome Bonaparte's sudden inquiry, Wallevsky was stunned for a few seconds, and then said loudly, "Thank you for giving me this opportunity, I am willing to follow your will!"
Jérôme Bonaparte got up and broke free from the dark corner with a smile: "Excellent! You will be dispatched to London as a secret ambassador!"
"London?" Wallewski was stunned and replied, "Your Majesty, our relationship with them seems to be..."
"I know!" said Jerome Bonaparte with a smile, "there are no eternal friends, only eternal interests! Some time ago, we had some small differences in interests with Britain, and I believe it will not be long. Disagreements will disappear in the face of common problems!"
"Common problem?" Wallevsky was a little confused, what problems could France and Britain have in common.
"Of course it is the Russian Empire!" Jerome Bonaparte said to Wallevsky: "Nicholas I of the Russian Empire has never been very honest! Britain is finding no reason to teach this greedy guy a lesson."
"Your Excellency, do we want to join too?" Vallewski asked about Jerome Bonaparte's diplomatic line.
Now in France, the direction of Jerome Bonaparte is the direction of the whole of France.
"That's right! We must fight a war with them! Only in this way can we eliminate the shame they brought us!" Jerome Bonaparte said loudly: "The Russian army has been through more than fifty years of experience. The corruption of the world has already become a group of frivolous bells and whistles, we only need a slight push and they will fall to the ground. Working together with Britain can guarantee our sea power in the Mediterranean, and we will ruthlessly in the Balkans Destroy the ambitions of the Russian Empire!"
In terms of the army, the French army can hang the entire European army (although the Prince of Prussia and the Duke of Wellington do not think so), but in terms of the navy, the British Kingdom is the undisputed overlord of the entire earth.
Even though Jerome Bonaparte has chosen to add an additional budget to the French Navy on the original basis and introduced steam engine technology, the overall strength of the French Navy will never be comparable to that of Britain.
Jérôme Bonaparte's words made Wallevsky a little shocked. He suddenly thought of the topographic map of the Near East from the Presidential Secretariat (General Staff) some time ago.
Did the President...
Wallevsky couldn't help shivering. He never thought that the president would start planning a war against the Russian Empire just a year after taking office.
Compared with him, I don't seem to be born by His Majesty...
Wallevsky has always been proud to be the emperor's son, even if only the illegitimate son.
"Cousin, before France and Britain decide to cooperate! You will go to Britain as my personal envoy to discuss many matters in the Near East and Africa with Palmerston and others!" Jerome Bonaparte told Valais Fsky said: "Of course, in order not to irritate the Russian Empire too much, the time for you to go to Britain may be next year, and you will go to Britain as my secret envoy, you should know Now the capitals of various countries are covered with the eyes of hostile forces. If it is through official channels, it will spread all over Europe before you can make a move, so our actions must be carried out in secret.”
Jerome Bonaparte paused and then said, "However, during this period of time, you are still serving as secretary-general. Resurrection, it is best to try to go to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to learn more about the situation of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs."
"Yes!" Wallevsky responded.
"Okay! Cousin, please take a trip. Call Marcel Yeruger, I have something important to entrust to him!" Jerome Bonaparte said to Wallevsky.
Wallevsky left Jerome Bonaparte's study, and Jerome Bonaparte was left alone in the study again.
Through the candlelight, Jerome Bonaparte seemed to see the figure of the Russian Empire struggling and begging in the Near East.
"Russia, I hope you don't let me down!"
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You can search "Make France Great Again Search Novels in Baidu to find the latest chapters!"Mr. President, congratulations on taking back this palace that belongs to you!"Not long after parting with the Russian Minister Vladimirovich, the British Minister met Jerome Bonaparte by chance, and the British Minister expressed his congratulations to Jerome Bonaparte."No! This palace does not belong to me, it belongs to the great French people!" Jerome Bonaparte said humbly in the face of the British envoy's compliments: "Every room here, every brick is The crystallization of the wisdom of the French people, I am just a passerby living here temporarily.""Your Excellency the President is still so approachable!" Jerome Bonaparte believed that this sentence should be a compliment, if the meaningful smile on the lips of the British Minister was put aside, but with a smile, the British Minister Instead, there is an inexplicable sense of humor and irony in the praise."Your Excellency Ambassador, I don't know what you have to do with me?" Although Jerome Bonaparte didn't like the British Minister's smile in his heart, he still kept the smile he should have and responded to the British Minister.The British Minister responded: "Nothing! Mr. President, I am here just to express my blessings to you!"As soon as he finished speaking, the British envoy turned and left, stopped less than 5 meters away from Jerome Bonaparte and turned around again and said, "I hope the French Republic will prosper more and more under your leadership!"Jerome Bonaparte was a little confused by the nonsensical remarks of the British Minister.Could it be that the Kingdom of Great Britain is not at all worried about any deal between the French Republic and the Russian Empire?Jerome Bonaparte puts himself into the situation of the British minister.If he were the British envoy, his determination would probably be far less patient than the British envoy.Since the British Minister made this event an ordinary dance, there is no need for him to trouble himself and make some nonsensical inferences.Thinking of this, Jrme Bonaparte was no longer struggling with his "sudden clarity".The brief conversation between Jerome Bonaparte and the British Minister was also seen by some people present, and the Ministers from various countries speculated whether there was a possibility of "resurrection" between Britain and France.It can be said that due to the participation of ministers from various countries, a simple dance has turned into a large-scale foreign exchange department.The dance ended at eleven o'clock in the evening, and the envoys, generals and parliamentarians of various countries left one after another.The huge Tuileries Palace is only left with some members of the Bonaparte family and the attendants who serve the Bonaparte family, plus the first regiment of soldiers responsible for the defense of the Tuileries Palace.The once bustling and bustling turned into deserted in a blink of an eye.Jerome Bonaparte strolled leisurely in the long and narrow corridor after the dance was over. There was silence all around, except for the rustling sound of his Martin boots stepping on the floor.Wherever he passed, the attendants and guards held their breaths for fear of disturbing the president by their "disrespectful" behavior.No one knows what he is thinking now, people can only watch Jerome Bonaparte walk from one corridor to another, and then turn back again.After pacing back and forth a few times, Jerome Bonaparte's indifferent voice reached the ears of the guards around him: "Where is Wallevsky now?"After the surrounding guards looked at each other, one of the guards stepped forward and said cautiously, "Your Majesty, Secretary-General Wallevsky is now...""I don't care where he is, you must call Wallevsky!" Before the guard could finish speaking, Jerome Bonaparte forcibly interrupted the guard's words."Yes!" The guard hurriedly straightened his body and responded unswervingly to Jerome Bonaparte.Before the guard left the corridor, Jerome Bonaparte's voice sounded from behind the guard: "After you find Wallevsky, let him go to the office, I will be there waiting for him!"Jerome Bonaparte looked up at the starry sky, left the corridor, and returned to the Tuileries Palace alone.The guards finally found Wallevsky, who was staying at the Elysee Palace, and informed Wallevsky that Jerome Bonaparte had summoned him.Wallevsky hurried to the Tuileries Palace by carriage, and came down to the study where Jerome Bonaparte was under the guidance of the attendants of the Tuileries Palace.This study should have been the office of Emperor Napoleon back then. Wallevsky held the handle and gently pushed the door in. In the dimly lit room, only half a burning candle was placed on the mahogany desk. Skye vaguely saw a bust of Napoleon hanging on the wall behind the desk and Jerome Bonaparte on the nanwood seat under the bust.At this moment, Jerome Bonaparte was laying his head above the desk, supporting it with both hands so that it would not fall."Your Excellency!" Wallevsky looked at Jerome Bonaparte and responded.Wallevsky's talk made Jerome Bonaparte look up at Wallevsky, with those deep eyes that seemed to dissect Wallevsky's whole body.After a while, Jerome Bonaparte withdrew his aggressive gaze and said quietly, "Cousin, what do you think of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs?""Diplomacy is our most cautious department in France, and they undertake the most important task in France..." Vallewski responded to Jerome Bonaparte with a standard official tone in a low voice."Then cousin, are you interested in going to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs? I remember that you once held such a position in the Orleans dynasty!" Jerome Bonaparte asked Wallevsky again in an unpredictable tone.For Jerome Bonaparte's sudden inquiry, Wallevsky was stunned for a few seconds, and then said loudly, "Thank you for giving me this opportunity, I am willing to follow your will!"Jrme Bonaparte got up and broke free from the dark corner with a smile: "Excellent! You will be dispatched to London as a secret ambassador!""London?" Wallewski was stunned and replied, "Your Majesty, our relationship with them seems to be...""I know!" said Jerome Bonaparte with a smile, "there are no eternal friends, only eternal interests! Some time ago, we had some small differences in interests with Britain, and I believe it will not be long. Disagreements will disappear in the face of common problems!""Common problem?" Wallevsky was a little confused, what problems could France and Britain have in common."Of course it is the Russian Empire!" Jerome Bonaparte said to Wallevsky: "Nicholas I of the Russian Empire has never been very honest! Britain is finding no reason to teach this greedy guy a lesson.""Your Excellency, do we want to join too?" Vallewski asked about Jerome Bonaparte's diplomatic line.Now in France, the direction of Jerome Bonaparte is the direction of the whole of France."That's right! We must fight a war with them! Only in this way can we eliminate the shame they brought us!" Jerome Bonaparte said loudly: "The Russian army has been through more than fifty years of experience. The corruption of the world has already become a group of frivolous bells and whistles, we only need a slight push and they will fall to the ground. Working together with Britain can guarantee our sea power in the Mediterranean, and we will ruthlessly in the Balkans Destroy the ambitions of the Russian Empire!"In terms of the army, the French army can hang the entire European army although the Prince of Prussia and the Duke of Wellington do not think so, but in terms of the navy, the British Kingdom is the undisputed overlord of the entire earth.Even though Jerome Bonaparte has chosen to add an additional budget to the French Navy on the original basis and introduced steam engine technology, the overall strength of the French Navy will never be comparable to that of Britain.Jrme Bonaparte's words made Wallevsky a little shocked. He suddenly thought of the topographic map of the Near East from the Presidential Secretariat General Staff some time ago.Did the President...Wallevsky couldn't help shivering. He never thought that the president would start planning a war against the Russian Empire just a year after taking office.Compared with him, I don't seem to be born by His Majesty...Wallevsky has always been proud to be the emperor's son, even if only the illegitimate son."Cousin, before France and Britain decide to cooperate! You will go to Britain as my personal envoy to discuss many matters in the Near East and Africa with Palmerston and others!" Jerome Bonaparte told Valais Fsky said: "Of course, in order not to irritate the Russian Empire too much, the time for you to go to Britain may be next year, and you will go to Britain as my secret envoy, you should know Now the capitals of various countries are covered with the eyes of hostile forces. If it is through official channels, it will spread all over Europe before you can make a move, so our actions must be carried out in secret.Jerome Bonaparte paused and then said, "However, during this period of time, you are still serving as secretary-general. Resurrection, it is best to try to go to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to learn more about the situation of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.""Yes!" Wallevsky responded."Okay! Cousin, please take a trip. Call Marcel Yeruger, I have something important to entrust to him!" Jerome Bonaparte said to Wallevsky.Wallevsky left Jerome Bonaparte's study, and Jerome Bonaparte was left alone in the study again.Through the candlelight, Jerome Bonaparte seemed to see the figure of the Russian Empire struggling and begging in the Near East."Russia, I hope you don't let me down!"Make France Great Again Latest chapter address: https://Make France Great Again Read the full text at: https://Make France great again txt download address: https://Make France Great Again Mobile Read: https://For the convenience of reading next time, you can click "Favorites" below to record this time Chapter 256 Double-headed bet, win! The reading record, you can see it when you open the bookshelf next time!If you like "Make France Great Again", please recommend this book to your friends QQ, blog, WeChat, etc., thank you for your support!
