The Baby Already Did This to Me, So Why Are You Running?

The old rule is to give yourself a five-star review. [Laugh]

This is the only book I have ever read that is so imaginative. I thought it would be as boring as other awakening novels, but I didn't expect it to become more and more interesting the more I read it. I can't wait to see the hero's resistance to the Tongzi. Hahaha, come on.

The setting is quite interesting, but it feels a bit repetitive. It may be a human problem. Maybe I feel it is a bit repetitive after watching it. In fact, it is different when he reads it carefully, but the feeling is a bit similar, that is, you don't want to read it. If you are reading it to kill time, you may feel a bit bored. If it is a bit of a routine, you can probably guess what he is going to write next. Then I felt that it was a little slow when advancing, that is, when you go to the next world, it starts again and again, and you forget that feeling. I know his setting didn't say forget it all, it just feels a bit like picking it up again, don't spray it if you stack your armor...

This book is okay, the subject matter is very novel. It's not just the characters' struggle to rewrite their fate. The setting point is a bit like "W Two Worlds" in that the trajectory of the characters in the book is not determined by the author's plot, and will rewrite the subsequent ending. The male and female protagonists are also very vivid, and the characters created by the habits of childhood are also well reflected, without being abrupt and soulless. The author's imagination is also good, it is very exciting and I really want to know the truth of the first book. Especially in the second and third books, why doesn't the heroine accept that the hero slowly learns the truth from his dream and recovers his past memories?

Very well written with great twists. (The following content may contain spoilers, please read with caution) What impressed me deeply was that even if the heroine got what everyone generally considers to be a "beautiful" life: a happy family, money, and a good job, she would still feel like she didn't belong. Because there is no "choice". This reminds me of Chen Duo in Under One Person, also because she longs to be able to "choose" on her own. This direction is also expected. The heroine has been forced to choose, and her own experience has been miserable. Part of it was brought by the original author, and part of it was the male protagonist. Even in the second world, the romantic partner with the male protagonist, and the couple who made an agreement later, had no choice at all. It was a choice between the male protagonist, the attacker, and the system. No one would ever ask the female protagonist what she thinks or what kind of life she wants. Come to think of it, she was originally a female supporting character written by the original author to set up the plot. However, I still hope that the heroine can live the life she wants, which can make up for the regret I had in the sadomasochistic novels where the heroine couldn't help but was hurt time and time again but couldn't resist. She could live by herself or find a boyfriend/girlfriend. What I like most is that the author writes that the heroine has never loved the hero (Lin). I hope Xiaoyu can find true happiness. However, my personal preference is that I still don't like Xiao Yu and Lin together. The female protagonist is a normal person, a kind and tough person, and she has a physical dislike for the male protagonist. Please don't let it suck.

It's particularly beautiful. It's my first time to write a book review. I couldn't help but see that the author's book has such a low rating. It's really imaginative. It's very similar to the author's previous books. It has the growth lines of the male and female protagonists. It's not just a time travel through the book and awakening. It feels like the male and female protagonists in the book really look like two real people. The plot is particularly exciting, especially now that the female protagonist's growth line is reached. You can see the author's thinking about those so-called "redemption stories". Why should the second heroine be sacrificed in this relationship for the beloved heroine? He never considered her thoughts and her opinions. Why can the male protagonist trap her in such a self-righteous way? The growth line of the heroine's baby is really delicious🥺Now is the critical moment for the heroine's baby to awaken. I am very, very, very looking forward to it! Come on, author, baby [sending heartfelt wishes]

It's super good-looking. I didn't expect an article without ratings to be so good-looking. The only shortcoming is that all the highlights are in the male protagonist, who is smart, dedicated, strong in execution, and has all the qualities of a paranoid male protagonist. The heroine is running away constantly, looking a little tired. The plot is super unexpected. I have read tens of thousands of books and this one has the best plot.

From the perspective of the male and female protagonists, Raiders is simply a horror escape movie, hahahaha!

The story is novel and imaginative, but the heroine's awakening is too slow. It's obviously the heroine who realizes that something is wrong with the world first, but her memory is deleted over and over again. It's too weak. I'm more looking forward to the heroine's awakening, rather than the hero's trapping her and preventing her from leaving. I originally thought that the heroine could awaken in a small mountain village, but she lost her memory again (hate me)

The couple of the male and female protagonists are so miserable, but what they said is different when they change to the other side. The female supporting characters in the world are also miserable. The raiders are also treated as tools and are wiped out if they fail to succeed. The system and the way of heaven are really not human [laughs]