Shortly after the coup d' é tat in Fog Moon, the French bourgeoisie expressed its desire to preserve the basic achievements of the revolution (beneficial to its own class) and establish a stable environment suitable for the development of capitalism. After Napoleon came to power, he basically acted according to this desire of the bourgeoisie. In order to establish a stable situation suitable for the development of capitalism, he had to resolutely suppress counter-revolutionary rebellion. As mentioned earlier, on the eve of the foggy month coup, a counter-revolutionary rebellion broke out in Wandi Province. The rebels were so rampant that they openly shouted the slogan "Down with the Republic of China" and demanded the restoration of the Bourbon dynasty. After Napoleon came to power, he sent his troops to suppress it. He adopted a disintegration strategy, isolated and attacked a handful of the most stubborn rebels, and granted amnesty to those who laid down their arms and surrendered. As a result, by the end of February, 1800, the rebellion in Wandi Province was basically put down. However, the counter-revolutionaries did not stop there. They resorted to assassination. In the second half of 1800 alone, the police cracked more than 30 murders of Napoleon. 1804, royalists planned a large-scale assassination plot. 100 diehard royalists sneaked into France from England, planning to attack Napoleon's guards on his way to Malmeizong Palace and then kill him. But the plot was also shattered and eight assassins were sentenced to death. At that time, the command center of the French royalist assassination was at the home of the Duke of Bourbon on the French border. The center was discovered by the government, so the authorities arrested Ngueo and shot him, thus immediately stopping the assassination. This was a great blow to the restoration activities of the Wang Party in China.