Disguised as a Man and Cultivating, I Drive Rome's Nobles Wild

The second installment of *Lin Shu’s Fifteenth Century* 【A woman disguised as a man + a universal heartthrob + multiple male leads + a saint’s private desires + a scoundrel’s sincere love + soulmates + everyone’s favorite + semi-fictional Western fantasy】 After being stranded far from home and crossing half the world to Italy, Lin Shu took the name Raphael. Having completed her studies, she set out on a new journey of her own. And it was clear that she would not be traveling alone. Alvise: Marry me, and you will be the lady of all Northern Apennine, the Amphitrite of the Mediterranean. Lin Shu: …Can’t we talk about something that can be settled with gold coins? Domingo Conti (Pope Innocent VII): You crossed half the world to meet me. This is the will of the Lord. Lin Shu (holding back until she nearly burst): …Actually, I really want to tell you I’m a materialist. Vesalius: I’ve put your name on every paper and book I’ve published. That way, whenever people in the future mention me, they’ll have to mention you, too. Lin Shu: …Th-thank you. Should I put your name on mine, too? Vesalius: Would you? (Eyes sparkling like a starry-eyed weasel) Lin Shu: …No. Vesalius: QAQ What is love? Love is eternal. Love is what remains when history’s wheels have crushed the long road we walked together. Someone will still part the grass growing in the ruts and find our names, side by side.