I Disguise Myself as a Man and Become a Monk, and the Powerful People in Rome Are Crazy About Me.

The second part of "Lin Shu's Fifteenth Century" [Female disguised as a man + heartthrob + multiple male protagonists + saint's selfishness + rotten person's sincerity + soul mate + group pet + semi-fictional western fantasy] Lin Shu, who was living in a foreign country and traveled half the world to Italy, changed his name to Raphael. After completing his studies, he embarked on another journey of his own. And on this road, there are obviously other travelers. Alvise: Marry me and you will be the mistress of the entire North Apennines, the Amphitrite of the Mediterranean. Lin Shu:... Can't we talk about something that can be solved with gold coins? Domingo Conti (Innocent VII): It is the will of the Lord that you meet me across half the world. Lin Shu (suffering internal injuries): ... Actually, I really want to tell you that I am a materialist. Vesalius: I will bring you the signature of each of my papers and published books, so that whenever anyone mentions me in future generations, I will definitely bring you with me. Lin Shu: ... Thank you, thank you. Do you need me to add the same? Vesalius: Is that possible? (Weasel Weasel Star Eyes) Lin Shu: ... No way. Vesalius: QAQ ——What is love? ——Love is eternal. ——Love is when the wheels of history grind down the long road you and I have traveled. ——There are still people who are picking up the grass on the ruts and finding your and my names side by side.