The Right Way to Hatch an Egg for Your Idol

A feel-good story about a washed-up male star who lays a rainbow-colored Mary Sue egg with a strange fragrance and rises to success by latching onto a powerful patron. On his eighteenth birthday, He Qi (the gong) secretly returned to China against his family's wishes, just to get his idol's autograph. Who knew he'd end up saving his idol by chance? The idol left without a word the next day, but before going, he even laid an egg for him??? A rainbow-colored Mary Sue egg! It sparkles! Even the idol's farts smell amazing, so of course the egg he laid is dazzlingly colorful! "Couldn't you at least sign the egg?" The gong: A refined young master on the outside, with a ferocious beast living inside. His greatest hobby is doing whatever it takes to help the shou succeed and become the brightest star, while he stands in the audience with a proud, motherly smile. The shou: Utterly down in the dumps, seemingly uninterested in everything, but with a passionate heart. What he says to the young master most often is, "What would a little brat like you know? Don't tell me what to do!" Then the young master pins him against the wall, the table, the sofa... Younger gong, 1v1, pregnancy, lots of sweetness and doting. Ming Fei (the shou): "Why label who's gong and who's shou? We're switch! Switch! Just so everyone's clear, we're switch! Take the words in parentheses off my name!" Sure, sure, you're switch, you're switch. (→v→) Theme: