Reborn Among the Stars: Raising Eggs

How was the identity of the egg-bearing child exposed?

Appendix, the back part is full of narration, it's not good looking, it's a waste of my money, the front part is okay

I thought it was a bland read because there was very little communication between the characters.

Hey... Did you forget to explain Da Mao...

The male protagonist quickly gave up on conquering the stars and the sea hahahaha

Actually! That's enough. It's enough that the boy band can be together with Maomao and Lin Yu and Yun Lin. No matter what happens next, it's enough!

It feels like it's unfinished! The writing is unclear and even after reading it, there are still a lot of things that haven't been explained clearly! I don't even know what these are.

I feel that some plot settings are not very reasonable. Since everyone knows that eggs are equivalent to babies, even if they are just adults in their twenties, they will not push the eggs around, right? Just imagine a bunch of 17 or 18-year-old boys pushing and shoving a baby in their hands... It feels scary just thinking about it, okay? And the two teachers were also very strange. The eggs that were equivalent to babies were thrown on the ground. Their first reaction was to lock the protagonist in the discipline room instead of taking the eggs to see a doctor first... And the protagonist always emphasized that he was more than thirty years old in his previous life, but I just felt that the protagonist's twenty-something years in his previous life were in vain. I didn't think that the protagonist's reaction and attitude when encountering problems were more than fifteen years old. And if we look at the precocity of children today, I am afraid that they are not even as good as ten-year-old children...

He looked similar to the general when he was young, so Merlin should have investigated him long ago. I was jumping to watch it, and found that you are a little wet_(:_∠)_!

It always feels weird. For example - super looking forward to it - I feel that it would read more smoothly if I changed it to "very looking forward to", because "super" as a word expressing degree would have a very childish feel, which is not in line with Mrs. Merlin's age and personality. Words expressing degrees in many other places sound strange. Also, after a sentence is followed by "no", it makes me laugh when I read it_(:_"∠)_I always think of a simple and honest man.