As far as I understand about the setting is that the nursery raises alien children for mostly military purposes. Maybe? The series waffles on the idea. Kind of contradicts the fluffy image that the author is writing.

As for the story so far, there really has been no interesting characters or plot points. Which is a shame because can you image the type of personalities that find affection or fascination for some of the hulking aliens they call children?

What has happened so far is that the main character has solved every problem by accident or by virtue of being a great person. The Marysue is strong in this series, the main character loses nothing and gets everything!

We never got an explanation on MC's temperament at the start of the story. I wonder how an artist in seclusion like him can get along so well with cubs and people? And what about his spiritual powers, where did it come from and how come it was so strong? What use is it in the end? What's gonna happen to his life on earth (including his friend Lu Yuan) after going back to Gaia?

as of now it is still not fully specified about the seemingly catastrophe that will about to happen in the future. But according to the golden ball that catastrophe seemed to be connected to the ML. It seems inevitable since the golden ball said that he already destroyed the root of destruction but the catastrophe still happened. It seems like the MC was transmigrated to the past before the catastrophe

the MC is basically a white lotus. Well basically he needed to have the qualities of a white lotus to raise cubs. But the way he accepts all the events in his life so easily kinda annoys me. He didnt even had a resistance to it (well maybe at first) but the way he accepted it so quickly.

except for the big baddies in the end

well... until the plot kicks in and even then there's still fluffy moment

The ML has literally only been hatched for a few months before he starts romancing the MC. He can't speak full sentences yet and still has a very undeveloped, child-like mind. He's just a baby in an adult's body. He doesn't know much about morals and can't even read or take care of himself yet. He doesn't even know how to play with other cubs, and he's already in a romantic relationship with the person who could best be considered his father. The ML is like a child who has developed inappropriate sexual conduct regarding his parent, the person who hatched him. This behavior needs to be reprimanded. This child is very young, and he needs to learn more about the world before he tries to mate with his dad. Although the ML and MC never think of the MC as the ML's dad, it is abundantly clear the MC fills that role and should have the same responsibilities as the father. Not only does the MC not put a stop to this alarming behavior, but he accepts the ML's affections. What kind of a parent is he? As a caretaker, he would be fired from and banned from working with children if he enacted such pedophilic behavior on Earth. Just because someone looks like an adult doesn't mean that person is an adult. Did the MC lose all sense of morality when his body was copied and lost any concern about taking advantage of a baby less than a year old?

As someone that has rare heartthrob moments, there are some parts of the story that made me squeal on the inside.

It is a 'feel good' novel, you will have a sweet taste in your mouth whilst reading it, unlike a bittersweet taste in many other novels.

Too shallow. I can take stretches to my imagination and drops in IQ of MC or other characters. It is an inherantly lighthearted novel, but tries too hard to touch on deeper subjects such as racism and prejudice, thus making it come off as pandering. A cheap way for the MC to gain moral points.

Too many golden fingers. Sometimes this many not be a bad thing, but only if the MC studies and exploits his golden fingers effectively, making this 'feel good' novel, you know, feel good. But the author tries to seem informative and tries to set a foundation for good world building. Only to abandon it when the plot progresses and only bringing it back when neccesary.

An example of this is when the MC realises he could bring his items from the original world into this new world. We are then dumped with exposition explaining the rules of this golden finger. He uses it once to auction an exotic flower from his original world to the new world for money. Keep in mind he needs money to support the childcare he so desparately loves. Not only does he not go back to auction more things, the plot blatantly drops it. Then later on he has a dilemma of once again running low on funds. Go and auction some items MC????????

Oh and this novel is boring, it tries so hard but it just couldn't make the cut.

... the MC went to an alternate universe where he didn't get to meet and take care of the babies, and the life they all lived was completely different.