Yu Fei finished his first reasoning and started the second one. When he reached the point where Ma Laodao called Old Guitou a repeater, Yu Fei suddenly stopped and began to think carefully about what Old Guitou said.

Lao Guitou firmly told Ma Laodao that he was not Ma Laodao, but interspersed another sentence in the middle, saying that when Ma Laodao woke up, Ma Laodao himself would know.

But at that time, Ma Laodao was obviously talking to Lao Guitou with his eyes wide open. How could he say wait for him to wake up? Could it be that he was asleep at the time? That is absolutely not the case. What was Lao Guitou referring to? Is it because he thought Ma Laodao

Confused? Falling into a misunderstanding?

Thinking like this, Yu Fei suddenly felt that what Lao Guitou said was not that simple. He seemed to have been giving crazy hints to Ma Laodao, trying to get Ma Laodao to think about a question on his own. This question was who Ma Laodao was!

Lao Guitou has been asking Ma Laodao, asking him who he is, but obviously Lao Guitou is not eager to get the answer. He just asks and reiterates the question again and again, as if to make Ma Laodao pay attention to it.

It seems that Old Guitou knows the question and even if he asks it himself, Ma Laodao will not be able to answer it.

So here comes the question, what exactly is Lao Guitou crazily hinting to Ma Laodao?

Yu Fei felt that he might have found the focus of the conversation. The focus was not what Old Guitou knew, but what Old Guitou hinted at. Once Ma Laodao thought about it clearly, the answer to the question should naturally come out.

However, this issue obviously can only be thought about by Ma Laodao himself, analyzed and analyzed. In the end, Yu Fei felt that the old ghost wanted Ma Laodao to think carefully about the question of who am I.

To be honest, most people in the world have not thought about the question of who am I. This question seems simple and full of philosophy.
Chapter completed!