I found that I didn't understand it at all. I think the logic should be like this. Byrne was tired of his career as an agent and wanted to retire without worrying about being hunted down by the organization. So he planned a "failed" operation to assassinate Uncle Weng, and he himself "died" in the failed operation. ", deceived everyone and took money to enjoy life. Who knows that people are not as good as the sky. After being shot two times by Uncle Weng in the back and soaking in the sea for a few days, Ah actually lost her memory. While retrieving his memories in a daze, he also exposed the fact that he was not dead, and was chased and killed by the organization in revenge.
This also explains the angry snarling of Byrne's former boss towards the end of the film: "Born, you are a $30 million murder machine ($30 million in 2002!) carefully cultivated by the organization, like Uncle Weng. I have a lot of little brothers who can squeeze him to death, and can squeeze him to death at any time. You can squeeze him to death in various ways. I really can’t figure out how you would kill him by yourself, and you failed. You are still missing. It’s a
pity! Although in the end of the film, Byrne ran to Xanadu and harvested sister paper in the process of retrieving his memory, but we all know that they were found in the next movie and sister paper was also dead. . .
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