From the Start with Eggs, I Became Everyone’s Favorite

Hmm, well, at first I thought it was a rather lackluster and awkward story, but then I discovered it's gradually evolving and upgrading. The characters are vivid, it's very entertaining, and there are lots of funny moments and witty remarks. I hope the author's writing gets better and better and updates soon! It's just not enough! 💕💕💕

A world riddled with bugs, a useless world consciousness, a motherly female protagonist, and a group of pitiful "protagonists" who are helped by the female protagonist 😂 This story has many elements and some flaws, but overall it's lighthearted with a tiny bit of angst. It's great that the female lead isn't tortured! You can just read it without thinking!

It's incredibly good, but I think it would be better without a romantic pairing? (Because the male lead transmigrates into a mongrel dog, so I can't really ship them.) Haha, at first I wondered why such a good book had such a low rating, but after reading further I understood... How did the author manage to make everyone both smart and stupid?

The author writes exceptionally well; every character is vividly portrayed and has their own distinct personality. The writing is natural and engaging, and there's a male lead who's quite good too. It's a slightly silly romance. Some readers said the female lead is a bit of a saint, but I didn't see it at all, and I don't know where they got that idea from.

I started reading this book because of another one by the author, and I really love the author's style and writing logic. It's truly a talent for a newcomer to write something so interesting. The author is really amazing to be able to write such a long book. However, I found the appearance of the resilient villain in the middle and some of the villainous plots later on quite difficult to read.

It's so beautiful!!! Mental excitement ➢ Sympathetic nerve conduction → Release of norepinephrine ➢ Iris radiating muscle action points → Opening of Ca2+ ion channels ➢ Ca2+-mediated sarcoplasmic reticulum Ca2+ release → Ca2+ binding to CaC troponin → CaT deformation ➢ Cal release ➢ Tromyosin and actin separation ➢ Exposure of actin binding sites > Myosin cross-bridge binding → ATP binding…

I stayed up all night to finish reading it. Although the author isn't very confident in themselves—I usually don't read books with ratings below 9—the author's rebellious spirit made me start reading from the first chapter. I really like happy endings; I think life is already so tough, so novels shouldn't be so bitter. After finishing this book, the family bonds moved me deeply.

It's pretty good, but the score is too low. I'll give the author a raise! Most of the characters are well-developed. The world's consciousness is unreliable, but the protagonist genuinely loves her first world. The villains are hateful yet also have pitiable aspects. The main characters are dazzling but also have their own weaknesses. The plot includes moments that make you angry and frustrated, moments that make you feel exhilarated and relieved, and moments that leave you feeling unsatisfied.

I really enjoyed this book and followed it every day. The characters are all very distinctive and have strong personalities; it encompasses almost every trope I know from romance novels. At first, I just read it for fun because the author's writing style was genuinely interesting, but I gradually became captivated.

Fantastic! Keep it up, author! I came from your other book, "Writing Novels," and this one is really good. Although there are some imperfections, like the villain who's like an unkillable cockroach, overall it's very enjoyable. I personally feel it's quite logical, and it has a bit of a slow start but builds up quickly.