The setting of the story is still a bit interesting.
If it's similar to reincarnation, it doesn't seem to be.
It can probably be understood that there is a class of people who still have their thoughts after the death, and after reincarnation, once they are awakened, the memories and skills of the previous life will be immediately resurrected with blood.
Mark Wahlberg is one of them.
Regarding the matter of the past life, the loser in this life does not believe it alive.
But after all, we have also watched "The Matrix". When someone comes to you to tell you something about it, no matter how unthinkable it is, it is almost always true.
What's more, the one who came to talk to you is still an online beauty.
As a loser, there is nothing to lose. Besides, there is such a beautiful halo of "Save the World", and Mark Wahlberg can't find a reason to refuse.
Mark Wahlberg here slowly awakens, but the big villain over there is carrying out a plan to "destroy the world" non-stop.
After all, it's for an egg.
In other words, this big villain is interesting enough.
Having reincarnated so many reincarnations, it feels really annoying.
You say that Qin Shihuang can't even think of good things, he is hypocritical here.
Just let it be hypocritical, if you want to hang up completely, no one is stopping you. From the perspective of the plot, if you want to hang up completely, there are still many ways to do it alone.
It's a pity that the villain's brain circuit is not normal. If he hangs himself up, he has to drag the whole world to bury him, so he will die with great vigor.
Therefore, this egg is very, very important.
For an egg, toss like this.
A good time is wasted on eggs.
You said, when Mark Wahlberg awakens, what else will happen to the villain?
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