Compared to Audion Barrot, who didn't care at all about Minister Liu Aili's feelings, Jerome Bonaparte noticed the displeasure on Liu Aili's face.
It must not be easy to be the Minister of War!
Jerome Bonaparte muttered silently.
In Liu Aili's current predicament, he could only sympathize internally.
After all, there were three "grandmothers" over Liu Aili's head, he had to consider the President's attitude, the internal unity of the Order Party, and most importantly, his nominal subordinates were indifferent to him.
Anyone who tries to be opportunistic in this position will end up with only two outcomes.
Either they leave in anger, or they are dismissed by the President.
Jerome Bonaparte would never allow an opportunistic person to sit in this important position, even if it meant frequently replacing the Minister of War.
Audion Barrot's personal "lecture" ended after half an hour.
