Kersteff was right, and the next day word was spread that he wanted to change king. Many people spoke strongly against Kersteff's remarks that he wanted to depose Boris III and proclaim King Eder I of Romania.

For example, the chairman of the People's Party, Bolidoev, made a public statement condemning Kerstev's remarks in favor of King Eder I of Romania. He called the idea of Kersteff unrealistic, an act of open treason, and the Social Democrats should be dissolved.

In the face of the surging opposition, Kersteff not only did not restrain his rhetoric, but spoke openly at the congress of the Social Democratic Party. "For Bulgaria, changing the king is the only chance for Bulgaria to rise." This further confirms his own rhetoric.

The criticism was further exacerbated by Kersteff's complete disregard for criticism and condemnation from other parties. And there are also many people in the party who were disappointed by the remarks and chose to withdraw. However, these withdrawals did not affect Kersteff in the slightest, but also reduced the Social Democrats' majority in parliament to about 40 percent. However, it is very interesting that the Officers' League and the Links Alliance, which are military political groups, do not make any statement in this. And no one in the caretaker government has made any statement about his remarks.

This makes the political situation in Bulgaria confusing, but many people do not understand it at all.

And the political turmoil in Bulgaria is also attracting the attention of Europe. The reason is very simple, because the Bulgarian turmoil involves its neighbor Romania. Not only Greece, Yugoslavia, and Turkey, which are next to Bulgaria, are paying close attention, but also major European countries are paying close attention to it.

Judging from the trend of the general public opinion in Europe, they are basically not optimistic about it. And there are newspapers that worry that it will increase tensions in the Balkans and that it could turn the region into a powder keg.

In contrast to the worries of European countries, there is an uproar in Romania. Many people were happy to build it, because if His Majesty Eder became King of Bulgaria, it would expand the area of Romanian rule, and it would be a pleasure for Romania to expand its territory.

However, there are also concerns about this, believing that it is not good for Romania that His Majesty Eder will be distracted from Bulgaria after becoming King of Bulgaria. Moreover, at that time, Romania will need to support part of Bulgaria, which will drag down Romania's development.

The remarks of these people are not at all what Bulgaria is unwilling to do, and they are all the attitude that Bulgaria is determined to choose His Majesty Eder as king.

As for the person in focus, Eder's own feeling is that the dog is the day. That's right, Eder just feels like a dog. Because he was not at all aware of Kelstev's remarks about making himself the king of Bulgaria, it was entirely Kerstev's own decision.

Although Romania provided financial assistance to the Social Democratic Party, the party president did not expect to do so. Originally, in Eder's plan, he planned to find an opportunity to annex Bulgaria between the Italian invasion of Ethiopia and the German-Austrian merger.

This would alleviate external pressure on Romania, at least Italy or Germany to distract Britain, France, and the Soviet Union.

And what is it now?

Romania gave Italy and Germany a test of the attitude of Britain and France, and became the first bird.

So he was a little annoyed with the audacious Mr. Kersteff, the party chairman who was completely using himself and the Social Democrats to force Romania to follow, and this behavior of being completely led by the nose by the other side made Eder very unhappy. But it had to be followed up, because Eder did have ambitions to annex Bulgaria.

So Eder had to get the current intelligence chief, Hol Monkman, to listen to his investigation of Bulgaria. As the head of the Romanian intelligence service, Holmonkmann has done a very good job, and has expanded Romania's intelligence network many times. After Miloc's retirement, he took over the work of the Romanian intelligence king.

Speaking of Miroku's retirement, it can be said that it has been the top priority of Romanian intelligence services in recent decades. As a Milok who was trusted by the two kings, he was able to spend his old age in peace thanks to him, please be right, and he will retire without any nostalgia for power. The most difficult thing to get down from is the head of the intelligence department, who knows too much and can easily become the object of jealousy of the superiors.

If you look at how many people who have done intelligence work in history, you will know that doing this business is the most reassuring, and many people have worked on it until they die. So Milok was able to enjoy his old age in peace, in addition to his own proper coping, and Eder didn't care about it. If he had been a loving father, Milok's grave grass would have grown tall.

"Your Majesty, at present nearly a third of the people in Bulgaria oppose His Majesty taking over as King of Bulgaria, and nearly forty percent are happy to see this and are in favor of it. The rest of the people have not yet taken a position and are neutral. Many of those who are in favor of it are those who have come to Romania to work, do business, study, etc., and there are also those who have close economic ties with our country.

The opposition was mainly among scholars and cultural circles, as well as the radical nationalists under their influence, who were fiercely opposed to His Majesty's succession to the throne. As for those who have not expressed their neutral attitude, they are mainly moderate nationalists, and there are patriots who are more aware of reality, who are dissatisfied with the current situation in Bulgaria and envious of our country, and many of them are very entangled in this. So not taking a stand is the attitude of these people. ”

After listening to Hall Monkman's story, Eder already had a plan in his heart. It seems that the increase in economic ties with Bulgaria over the years has caused many people to change their attitudes. But after all, it is the Bulgarians, and there are still so many people who oppose their own succession. It seems that it is a bit difficult to push it on its own, and it needs to be pushed by itself and Romania.

Yes, Edel must follow Kersteff's rhythm now, but he has his own ideas and will not do exactly what the other party thinks, so where is his breaking point?

He already has some clues, but he plans to consult with the government and the military.

For this, Edel called a guard. "Let Prime Minister Mihaakai and Admiral Fereit come to me, and I have something to consult with them."