Carlo Botta quickly appeared at the door.
But when he learned that the person in front of him was Count Costantino, who was quite influential in politics, he hurriedly invited the latter into the villa politely.
As Costantino sat down on the sofa, he curiously asked, "Mr. Botta, it seems that someone upset you just now?"
Upon hearing this, Botta's face immediately turned red again. He turned around, took out a book from the study, and threw it in front of him, gritting his teeth, "Look at this, what have these arrogant and ignorant Milan people said?
"They actually claim they are the art center of the Apennines, and that there is no real art in other places.
"Oh, and they say Tuscan is only spoken by country folks, while Lombard is the truly elegant language. Hmph, they just copied a few French words, it's simply a linguistic hybrid!"
Costantino raised the book in surprise and saw the cover printed with gold letters: Great Milan.
