Starbound: Raising a Little Bundle of Joy

The writing is rather messy, and the logic is needless to say. Moreover, the heroine is rather arrogant and has a low IQ, but maybe the author has made everyone in the novel smarter, so the heroine survived safely.

Halfway through, I felt something was wrong, so I watched the ending. It should be two male protagonists, and the female protagonist gave birth to children for them. Why should I say it should be, because there is a setting that the race of the male protagonist can be split into two people. The first child born by the female protagonist became two people. I didn't watch the middle, so I don't know if there is any connection between the two male protagonists, but at the end, it feels like they should be two people. The male protagonist is a robot butler at the beginning, and the female protagonist has taste... The heroine travels through the book, and the setting is that the heroine's parents disappeared, and her grandfather raised her. As a result, her cousin told the family that she gave birth to a child out of wedlock, and she was expelled from the family by the patriarch's grandfather. The heroine is poor and has no money. I want to mention that her family is quite powerful. I don't know how she got so poor, especially the setting is that her grandfather dotes on her, so she is jealous of her cousin. After that, the heroine learned how to make medicine, and the cousin reconciled inexplicably because the heroine's son was cute, and the cousin liked it and reconciled, and she also reconciled with her grandfather. The heroine also wanted to provide free medicine to the family. In the end, the grandfather refused and gave grandpa 400 bottles. No one mentioned the expulsion from the family. It was too blunt to live in harmony and live in the same family. I felt that the heroine was not lovable at once, and she felt a bit like a holy mother. The school arranges a trial for the female protagonist to be in danger. The male protagonist is forced to leave in order to save the female protagonist. From the time of the crisis, the female protagonist and the male protagonist have become very close (the two have never met before). Various male protagonists hold the female protagonist, get injured for the female protagonist, and ride the mecha together. During this period, the heroine lamented that there were not enough potions. She knew that she was going to a dangerous place for a trial, but she was still a pharmacist and still opened a shop. Shouldn't she be ready? Especially since the hero said that he would help prepare training supplies. The setting of the first hero was so strong (at this time, the robot butler had been merged with another self), and he could use power beyond that world. What was prepared in the end, the only thing he said was to put a house, big or small, in the heroine's space, just like the heroine's house. There are so many flaws that I don't know which one to mention. I had a bad feeling when I saw this. It will take several male protagonists. When I saw the ending, the two male protagonists were not in the mood to watch. Can you please tell me the introduction of the two male protagonists? I knew this thing halfway through, and that feeling...