Reborn to Save the Ruthless Chief / Chapter 5: Bullet Comments and the Weight of the Mission
Reborn to Save the Ruthless Chief

Reborn to Save the Ruthless Chief

Author: Christopher Bates


Chapter 5: Bullet Comments and the Weight of the Mission

Suddenly, my heart just empty, like I fall enter hole. One kind feeling of nothing just hold me.

E be like when NEPA take light for midnight. Everywhere just blank for my chest.

Before I fit understand the feeling, some white lines flash for my eyes—

[Another strategist don show.]

[For the past ten years, I don lost count—dozens? Hundreds?]

[System dey fear the villain, dey panic say if him vex, na wahala for the world.]

[So e just dey push people make dem stay near am.]

[But the villain only love him dead wife.]

[All these years, system don arrange many stand-ins around am.]

[Some resemble her, some act like her, some even come with her memory...]

My mind dey race. I dey wonder if na so my own go end too.

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