The stories also demonstrate our relationship with the Pre-Revolutionary Land, but the previous main characters are almost out of business here. A modern journalist writes on the topic “what is good for a Russian.” His colleague outwitted “the owner of factories, newspapers, and ships.” The royal co-ruler from the modern world took up cultural management. A pre-revolutionary detective masters the PC. The great-grandfather of the Russian “mad scientist” was supposed to get married, but complications arose in the alternative history. Sergius warns: the book contains an overwhelming number of parodies of songs. According to his hypothesis, someone watched humorous programs.