Bishop Lorenzo Wants to Be a Good Guy This Time

Lorenzo, an ordinary reader from the 21st century, woke up and found that he had entered the Western fantasy novel he had read all night long. What's difficult is that he is not wearing the protagonist's clothes, but the most heinous villain in the book: the bishop of St. Terence's diocese, a well-dressed beast who is pious on the surface but full of evil behind the scenes. In the ending of the original novel, he was dragged into the square by the angry people and burned alive in the shadow of the Cathedral of the Holy Light. The process of the flames licking his flesh took up three full pages. The good news is: the time he traveled to was before all the evil deeds happened. He still has time to be a good person. The bad news is: the nun he killed, Lydia Wayne, has also been reborn. Lydia returns to the age of nineteen with all the painful memories of her previous life, and her only thought is revenge. She carefully planned to sneak into the bishop's palace, collect evidence, and make the true face of this devil known to the public. However, she never expected that the newly appointed bishop would actually refuse to accept intern nuns? The story takes place in an imaginary era of the Industrial Revolution, where capitalists and the church are secretly wrestling with each other, children in the slums are shivering in the cold wind, and two reborn people are in an ancient cathedral. One desperately wants to be a good person, and the other desperately wants to prove that the other is a devil.