As Sudan, who was determined to reform the Ottoman, Selim III did not care about the expenses needed by just a few hundred international students. Anyway, the Ottoman had a lot of oil, and the Ming Dynasty happened to need oil. Even if a barrel of oil could only sell one Akche, all the Ottoman oil could be sold astronomical.

In contrast, Selim III cared more about the attitudes and trends of traditional conservative nobles such as Mustafa and Ottoman.

Judging from the conversation just now, he has not been able to change Mustafa's view of reform. He still prefers traditional and conservative aristocracy. If those aristocracy really deposed himself and supported Mustafa, then wouldn't the reform he had been promoting have been wasted?

Selim III waved his hand and said to Meha Yiner: "Just do the things that send overseas students, but before that, I have one more thing to tell you."

"You quietly go to Tokabi to find Mahmoud and find ways to test his attitude towards reform. If his attitude really supports reform, then you will tell him all the strategies I have decided on and the treaties signed with Ming this time, and ask him what he means."

"In case I have any surprises, remember to tell Alaimdar and Vizier that they can support Mahmoud and overthrow Mustafa."

"If Mahmoud only supports reform on the surface, but his attitude is actually the same as Mustafa's..." Selim III lowered his head and pondered for a while. After a long time, he raised his head with exhaustion on his face and said weakly: "Then let him go and minimize some turmoil."

Meha Yiner suddenly became messy.

Being able to be sent by Selim III to the Ming Kingdom as a plenipotentiary, responsible for many matters such as Ottoman joining the small pot and the armistice agreement with the Ming Dynasty, is enough to show that Meh Yiner is a smart person.

Not to mention that the meaning of Selim III's words is already very obvious.

No, it should not be said to be a hint.

Selim III's words almost made it clear that the Ottoman Empire was about to turmoil, and even Sudan's position was likely to have to change someone to sit!

Meh Yiner knew very well that it would be better to say if the newly replaced Sudan supports Selim III's reform, but if the newly replaced person supports the traditional conservative Mustafa, then he who supports Selim III's reform will definitely not end up in a good way.

The key is that you have no way to go.

Whether it was the previous support of Selim III's reform or the fact that this time he went to the Ming Dynasty and signed a large number of treaties that harmed the Ottoman interests, it would make those old-fashioned nobles regard themselves as thorns in their eyes and thorns in their flesh.

Thinking of this, Maha Yiner couldn't help but envy the ministers of the Ming Dynasty.

Or, Meha Yiner was sad for Selim III.

He is also the monarch of a country, and the emperor of the Ming Dynasty almost possesses supreme authority. In the words of the Ming people, he can follow the words and do whatever he wants.

Even the Qing Dynasty, which was overthrown by the Ming Dynasty, seemed to have absolute rights?

On the other hand, Selim III not only faced the constraints of the traditional and conservative nobles in terms of reform, but now even Sudan's position is a bit unstable.

After careful consideration, Maiha Yiner could only sigh and said, "Su Dan, the current situation seems to be not so bad yet?"

Selim III smiled and shook his head, saying, "Although the worst is not yet reached, it's almost done."

"Before signing a truce treaty with the Ming Dynasty, those traditional and conservative nobles would be flawless because of the offensive of the Ming Dynasty's army. Even if they were dissatisfied with the reform, they would not be able to take action against me."

"But now, we have signed a truce treaty with the Ming Dynasty and have successfully joined the Little Burning Ball, and the energy of those nobles can be taken back from the army of the Republic of China."

"It just so happened that this treaty was very unfavorable to the Ottomans, which was equivalent to taking the initiative to send the excuse to them."

"If you were those traditional and conservative nobles, what would you do?"

Meha Yiner was speechless.

To be honest, Meha Yiner felt that Selim III was really wronged. Ottoman had not signed treaties with other countries before this. Even many treaties that were more humiliating than this were signed.

The nobles or Sudan who had signed the treaty of losing power and humiliation were all fine, but when Selim III, they would face the loss of Sudan's position, and even the entire Ottoman would face a turbulent situation.

Where can I make sense when I step on it?

After sighing in his heart, Maha Yiner was about to express words to comfort Serim III, but Serim III shook his head and said first: "You don't need to comfort me anymore. I can see the current situation very clearly."

"Or I will be like Mustafa, like those traditional and conservative nobles, and let the entire Ottoman Empire collapse slowly."

"Or, since Mustafa does not support me, then all I have done is to clear the obstacles to reform for Mahmoud."

"If even Mahmoud only supports my reforms on the surface, but actually favors those traditional and conservative nobles like Mustafa, it means that the true god is going to destroy the Ottomans."

Speaking of this, Selim III suddenly chuckled again and said, "But how can we mortals guess the will of the True God? Just as you said just now, the situation may not necessarily be so bad, and the things that are happening now may not be the test given to us by the True God?"

Shaking his head slightly again, Selim III continued, "Okay, let's talk about the treaties signed with the Ming Dynasty."

But before Maha Yiner could continue to say anything, a shocking shout of killing suddenly came from outside Topkapa Palace.

Selim III's face suddenly changed. He looked at Maha Yiner and smiled bitterly, "Sorry, Maha Yiner, it would be great if you came back a few days earlier or a few days later, this time..."

Meha Yiner wanted to express his calmness with a smile, but the smile that was squeezed out on Meha Yiner's face was even worse than crying: "Even if I come back a few days earlier or a few days later, the situation will not be any division or, if I come back a few months later, the situation may be different from now."

Selim III was stunned and asked, "What does it mean?"

Meh Yiner said: "According to the agreement we signed when we joined Xiaobo, Xiaobo will ensure the stability of each member state. Although we all know that this agreement is not stronger than waste paper, Ming Dynasty will definitely ensure the implementation of this agreement for oil and will never sit idly by and watch the turmoil happen to our Ottomans."

"But I rushed back because I was anxious. The ambassador and guard sent by Mingguo to Yinstanbul had not set off yet."

"Otherwise, as long as Sudan can hide in the embassy of Ming Kingdom, then they will definitely have no choice but to do anything to you."

When Selim III heard Meha Yiner say this, he felt amused and crying.

After squeezing out a smile that was even worse than crying, Selim III simply patted Maha Yiner on the shoulder and said, "You think this matter too simply. I am the Ottoman Sultan. How can I hide in the embassy of the Ming people?"

Just as Maha Yiner wanted to say something, the shouts of killing outside Topkapa Palace had gradually stopped, and a series of messy footsteps were quickly heard outside the hall. A group of Ottoman traditional nobles quickly surrounded Mustafa and came to the palace.

Mustafa looked at Selim III with a shame, and the corners of his mouth moved slightly. He wanted to say something but didn't know how to speak. Thousands of words finally turned into a long sigh.

Selim III ignored Mustafa, but instead turned his attention to a group of traditional and conservative nobles, and said with a smile: "I didn't expect that you didn't even have such a little patience."

Among the rebels, the leader of the Ottoman Kapukuru Cavalry Legion was Aliti.

Aliti bowed slightly to Selim III and greeted her chest, and said loudly: "Suldan, under your leadership, the Ottoman is weaker day by day, which is enough to prove that your reform is wrong. After discussion by all of us, we decided to ask you to abdicate and support Mustafa as the new Sudan and Caliph. We believe that under the leadership of Mustafa, we can definitely revive the glory of the Ottoman!"

Selim III smiled and looked at Mustafa and asked, "What about you? What about your thoughts?"

Mustafa's face suddenly turned red like a pig's liver.

In Mustafa's view, if he hadn't made an agreement with these traditional and conservative nobles in advance, and if he hadn't told these traditional and conservative nobles that he had told these traditional and conservative nobles that he had told them about the return of Meh Yiner, then what would have happened today would not have happened.

At the very least, things will not become like this situation. They are surrounded by these traditional and conservative nobles and attacked the Topkapa Palace. They are two completely different concepts from the fact that these nobles have captured the Topkapa Palace and then supported themselves.

The former is the protagonist who forced the palace to rebel.

The latter is the benevolent monarch that people desire.

Mustafa suddenly hated Selim III. If Selim III had not sent someone to call him to Topkapa Palace today, he would not have contacted these traditional and conservative nobles in advance because of being wary of it, and everything now would not have happened naturally!

Thinking of this, Mustafa felt a little more relieved, and he could even look at Selim III calmly and said, "Suldan, your reform is an unpopular mistake, a mistake that goes against the will of the True God. We are here at Topkapa Palace today, hoping that you can recognize your mistake."

Selim III laughed again and said, "The True God said that even though knowledge is far away in China, we should seek it."

"The most powerful country in the world is the Ming Kingdom now, which means that what the True God said is correct. So, how could it be wrong for me to learn from the Ming Kingdom?"

Without waiting for Mustafa and others to come up with any reason to refute, Selim took the lead and said, "I can abdicate or swear allegiance to you, but Meha Yinr is innocent. He only served the Ming Kingdom on my order. Even those treaties were signed by me."

Mustafa unexpectedly looked at Selim, and the expression on his face became quite complicated.

Judging from the normal situation, Selim III's best choice at this time is to completely give up Maha Yiner, admit that he was bewitched by Maha Yiner, and then abdicate.

Although Meh Yiner may not agree with this statement, as long as his new Sudan and the Caliph approve it, Selim III can still retain the last little decency and retain the decency of repentance and abdication.

But Selim III chose another path, which was to sacrifice his reputation and take all the responsibilities on himself, thereby protecting Maiha Yiner.

After thinking about it, Mustafa simply nodded and said, "You can rest assured that I will not make things difficult for Meha Yiner. In fact, Ottoman needs talents like Meha Yiner."

Selim III nodded, bowed slightly to Mustafa, and greeted him with a greeting: "Congratulations, new Sudan, Caliph, I swear allegiance to you."

Mustafa suddenly felt unprecedented satisfaction in his heart.

After accepting the oath of allegiance from Selim III, Mustafa first asked someone to take Selim III down for imprisonment, and then turned his attention to Meh Yiner: "Where are you? Are you willing to swear allegiance to me?"

However, what Mustafa did not expect was that Maha Yinr not only did not swear allegiance to him, but instead glanced at him disdainfully and sneered: "I have learned a truth from the Ming Dynasty, that is, loyal ministers do not serve the second master, and the horse will not recognize the second master."

Speaking of this, Maiha Yiner suddenly laughed wildly and said, "I know that I have signed many treaties and agreements with Mingguo that harm the interests of the Ottomans. After my death, I will definitely go to Hell."

"And you! Mustafa, you betray Sudan and betray the teachings of the true God. You will go to Hell, you will definitely! Although I can't see that day, I will wait for you in Hell!"

After saying that, Maha Yiner directly pulled out the scimitar he carried with him and wiped it suddenly towards his neck. Blood suddenly ejaculated like a fountain!

Mustafa was shocked and couldn't help but feel a little regretful.

Although he prefers traditional and conservative nobles, Mustafa also knew in his heart that Meha Yiner was considered an extremely rare talent in Ottoman, not to mention that the treaties and agreements signed with the Ming Dynasty still needed Meha Yiner to explain and implement them in detail.

Now that Maha Yiner has been completely destroyed, he is just going to be clear and clear, but what should we do with the treaties with Ming?
Chapter completed!