If they were only considering the difficulty, then Konov was naturally the better choice.
Because Konov worked in the Duma, and the Duma was practically Wang Ye's own "private territory"!
Gryzlov and Zhirinov were both on the same side as Wang Ye. With the three of them together, they could absolutely control most of the votes in the Duma. If they wanted to do something within the Duma, no one could stop them!
So dealing with Konov would not be difficult.
But what Wang Ye was considering was, what would be the point of dealing with Konov...
Konov was now merely a marginalized deputy speaker. He did not concurrently serve as chairman of any important committee, and his "voice" was practically never heard in the Duma.
Even if they stripped him of his deputy speaker position, so what...
Therefore, Wang Ye felt that dealing with Konov had little meaning and would not truly hurt the Moscow Faction.
That left only one choice—Luzhkov!
If Wang Ye could truly bring down Luzhkov, the real big boss, then for the Moscow Faction, it would be far more than merely breaking a few bones...
Of course, dealing with such a veteran politician would never be simple.
On top of that, Wang Ye's reach found it difficult to extend to the oblast level. That made it even harder to move against Luzhkov.
But Wang Ye had never feared difficulties. Since Luzhkov was more worth dealing with and posed a greater challenge, he would make him his target!
Having set his target, Wang Ye no longer hesitated and immediately began to act.
He naturally knew that moving against Luzhkov would not be easy, and that it would be difficult for him to directly intervene in Moscow Oblast's affairs.
Moreover, Luzhkov had taken office through an