The rescued Fyodor Godunov publicly abdicates the throne in front of the Moscow people in favor of his sister's fiancé, eighteen-year-old Prince Mikhail Skopin-Shuisky, whom Seregin elevates to the throne. But this was not enough to open the way to the nineteenth century, which is close to us, and Seregin receives the task of stabilizing the world of the dying Emperor Peter II. No Anna Ioannovna and no Biron. After the reforms of the era of Peter I, Russia should have the opportunity for continuous progressive development without unrest and disasters. The cover design uses a painting from the “Moscow Kremlin 1800” series.