After hearing Valvesky's explanation, Jerome Bonaparte nodded with satisfaction and ordered Valvesky, "Now, go immediately to the Austrian Embassy and tell Minister Bao'Er everything you told me, so he can be fully prepared! By the way, when is the next meeting scheduled to begin?"
"Your Majesty, the second meeting will take place the day after tomorrow!" Valvesky responded to Jerome Bonaparte.
"I understand!" Jerome Bonaparte nodded again, urging Valvesky to promptly go to the Austrian Embassy to inform Minister Bao'Er of the details.
Jerome Bonaparte himself did not have a high regard for Bao'Er's political acumen. Count Bao'er was not even comparable to the late Schwarzenberg, let alone to the now energy-depleted Prince Metternich.
This type of person could occupy the position of Minister of Foreign Affairs not only because the Austrian Empire was producing fewer capable individuals but also because Franz Joseph's own judgment was particularly poor.
