[Two male protagonists, the end of the world, superpowers, real and fake young masters, rebirth, fishing, upgrades, past and present lives, main attack]
The innocent eldest lady is a salty fish and the big boss is attacking x fake 250 real strategizing and receiving (Yue Xunguang attack
Before the end of the world, Yue Xunguang worked as a cow and horse for the Yue family, but after the end of the world, he decided to become a salted fish.
Therefore, the superpowers don't know that the diligent vegetable farmer in the base is actually a big boss.
The days of being a salted fish were extremely comfortable, but somehow, he was reborn. After his rebirth, Yue Xunguang saved the people who were not protected in the early days of the apocalypse in his previous life. In this life, he planned to be a salted fish with his relatives and friends.
After rebirth, Yue Xunguang unexpectedly found Song Chaoguang, the biological son of his adoptive parents. Song Chaoguang was cute and well-behaved. Yue Xunguang liked this younger brother very much and responded to Chaoguang's requests until——
Song Chaoguang: Brother, we can live together
Yue Xunguang, who is used to living in villas and needs a lot of space, is confused, so: Hmm
The vague and intimate contact made Yue Xunguang realize that something was wrong. Although he liked it very much, he decided to keep a distance.
But the fragments in the dream told him that he had an unusual relationship with Chao Guang before his rebirth.
Yue Xunguang was at a loss as to why he couldn't remember something strange.
Yue Xunguang accepted it calmly. Chaoguang was his partner before rebirth, and he is also his partner now.
Later, as the dream fragments were put together, Yue Xunguang discovered that his rebirth was not simple, nor was it simple that he had always been Little White Rabbit's younger brother.
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.
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