Today, I'm Going to Spend the Billionaire's Hundred Million Again - Chapter 612: Is That So Funny?

After the completion of his college entrance examination, Xue Dili finds that within his body every week will randomly spawn a Mentor Spirit with great achievements—In the first week, an Undead Demon is spawned, what does it mean to be a villain with innumerable crimes?In the second week, a Great Sage is spawned, what does it mean to be a deserter who escaped alone?In the third week, a Hero is spawned, what does it mean to be a reckless and aggressive waste?......Do you have some misunderstanding about “great achievements”? All the spawned Mentor Spirits have major issues!

Read the Tags----A guy dies and is asked by the trouble maker ROB to choose one orb that will decide his fate, the guy in spite to the ROB takes two orbs, and after a series of cause effects he gets reincarnated into a solo leveling alternative reality three years before Sung Drip Woo gets his system.Oh yeah, Adam has a better version of the Nano Machines.What will he do? well, come to read!----This is a rewrite of the original story, i decided to do it after revising the chapters and reading the comments of the readers.This made me understand my mistakes and how i should have written this story.How i should have used the nano machines as well how Adam should have behaved with his decisions.So i decided to make a What If that is praticaly i trial to see if i understood the feedbacks and managed to raise the quality of the novel.The first 4 chapters are identical from the original and it's from the 5th chapter where Adam takes the money for reporting the portal that things change.But i suggest you all to reread the first 4 since you don't lose anything.This time i will take a different way.I owe you all this as an apology and a promise to write a good work.Thank you for your patience.

When Li Xianyu was 20 years old, he received his father’s inheritance, an 18-year-old great-grandmother who was incredibly beautiful.

Li Xianyu: “Great-Grandma, why are you so young?”

Great-Grandma: “That’s because I died when I was 18 years old.”