I Regret Sending Home the Girl Who Ran Away from Home

Although it is a rebirth theme, it is not a cool novel. Although the male protagonist Fan Hui has obvious advantages after his rebirth, it can be seen that he has flaws in his character (maybe related to the character's past). He is a very contradictory character, but he stands up well. The ability setting and world view are quite interesting. This kind of character's combat power can reflect the inner feelings of the character. I like it. The combination of various abilities also looks quite interesting. However, the author's writing in this aspect is relatively average. I look forward to the follow-up. There is a single heroine, and the heroine Duan Xishi seems to have a lot of foreshadowing, and the main plot seems to be more complicated (maybe the author is preparing the whole story). The male protagonist's name is "Fan Hui", which is homophonic for "regret", and the female protagonist's name is "Duan Xishi", which also echoes her current ultimate move "Broken", which is probably a foreshadowing for the later stage. The author looks like a newcomer at first glance. The pace is sometimes fast and sometimes slow. Some chapters are watery, and some chapters are long and dense with information. Moreover, the first-person writing was relatively average in the early stage, even a little boring, but after a while it seemed to have entered the state, and the quality improved a bit. It might be better if it could be converted to third-person later, but it seems that the author cannot write in first-person. You can still read it. The author has some writing skills in some emotional climaxes. I will give you a five-star encouragement. I hope you can keep writing and see the subsequent plot.

A very romantic book with a very exciting plot.