A modern Russian lawyer who loves to defend liberals, leftists and anarchists falls into the body of thirteen-year-old Grand Duke Alexander Alexandrovich - the second son of the emperor of all-Russian Alexander Nikolaevich (that is, Alexander II). And I would show off with erudition from the twenty-first century, but it turns out that he, as the last shopkeeper, barely knows French and does not know German at all, and he is completely unable to write with this terrible goose pen. And I would do progressiveness, but the governers follow his every step, and the life doctor doubts his mental health. And the sovereign is not at all as liberal as we would like... How would the history of Russia change if Alexander the Third turned out to be not a stupid conservative who fell under the influence of the power-hungry Pobedonostsev, but a man of completely different views, knowledge and experience?