Coveting the Afterlife: Life Path

Among Salomon's upper class circles, there are rumors about Mr. Ambassador's family - it is said that the Zheng family has raised three Omega sons, all of whom are good. The eldest son was happy. After graduating with a doctorate in bioengineering, he joined a top pharmaceutical company, but he ended up with a long body and a loose body. He was trained as an Alpha by Ambassador Zheng since he was a child, doing boxing, equestrian, and survival in the wild. It was not until the year of separation that he was shocked to realize that he was an Omega. But the temper has already gone wild and can never be recovered. The young master, Gao Jinan, was a treasure that the couple got in their late teens and had just entered college. She is fair and delicate, and her eyes are like amber soaked in honey. She is soft when she looks at people and soft when she talks. She has been pampered and held up since she was a child, and she has developed a nobility that is independent of the world, but she is sweet and not arrogant. She is liked by people wherever she goes. She is the brightest and proud little rose of the Zheng family, and the one that many aristocratic families in the V country want to get married to. The second young master is on a high road, but he is like a silent mystery. There are various rumors about him in the market. The most common theory is that he was fostered by relatives in a neighboring country since he was a child and came to country V three years ago. Few people have seen his true appearance. They don't know his age or marriage. They only vaguely heard that he was an ordinary office worker who lived alone in an apartment in Salomon. Mr. Ambassador never responded directly to these speculations, just like Gao Tu, who was always covered with a layer of fog that could not be removed. Gao Tu will receive unprecedented favor here and find his biological parents (yes, the pair you are thinking of). The young master's brain will still be smooth and flat, but he will not grow at all. Crematorium literature is very earthy and reassuring, suitable for lovers of ancient flavors who cannot eat fine chaff but prefer coarse chaff. If there is any OOC, I apologize and bow!