[Male-Male Leads, Apocalypse, Superpowers, Real and Fake Young Masters, Rebirth, Flirtatious Pursuit, Leveling Up, Past and Present Lives, Seme Lead]
A sweet young lady who's a laid-back big shot seme x a fake airhead who's actually a master strategist uke (Yue Xunguang as seme x Song Chaoguang as uke)
Before the apocalypse, Yue Xunguang worked like a beast of burden for the Yue family. After it began, he promptly decided to take it easy.
So the superpowered survivors had no idea that the diligent farmer at the base was actually a big shot.
Life as a laid-back slacker was pure bliss, but somehow, he was reborn. After being reborn, Yue Xunguang saved someone he hadn't been able to protect in the early days of the apocalypse in his previous life. This time, he planned to live the easy life with his friends and family.
After being reborn, Yue Xunguang unexpectedly found Song Chaoguang, the biological son of his adoptive parents. Song Chaoguang was adorable and well-behaved, and Yue Xunguang liked this younger brother a lot, giving him whatever he asked for, until
Song Chaoguang: “Ge, we can live together.”
Yue Xunguang, who was used to living in a spacious villa, didn't understand what he meant. “Sure.”
Their muddled intimate encounters made Yue Xunguang realize belatedly that something was off. Though he liked it a lot, he decided they should keep their distance.
But fragments from his dreams told him that before he was reborn, his relationship with Chaoguang had already been more than ordinary.
Yue Xunguang was baffled. How strange. Why couldn't he remember?
Yue Xunguang took it in stride. If Chaoguang had been his partner before he was reborn, then he was his partner now, too.
Later, as the fragments of his dreams came together, Yue Xunguang discovered that his rebirth was no simple matter, and that the little brother he'd always thought was a harmless bunny wasn't so simple either.
So far, it's pretty good, but I feel a little uncomfortable. Although it actually feels quite normal, why should the protagonist save people? Why do they talk about the protagonist? And then there's a little bit about human nature. Well, it still feels like a group of young men around me. Although they are the young master's family, there is no reason to care about the protagonist. Then I feel that the pace is a little fast, and then a little chaotic.
Emm... I feel pretty good so far, let's see again