She Regretted Running Away After Tossing the Ball in Her Past Life

The author's writing is so good, and the heroine is a particularly brave and lovely little girl. The plot has a kind of restrained beauty. As the narrative unfolds, the previous causes and effects gradually become clear, and the minor contradictions are all pointed out. The author does not destroy the ideal beauty. The heroine suffered social pressure and physical and mental torture during pregnancy and childbirth when she was still in college at the age of 19. She also suffered from depression as a result, and she made a great sacrifice. It is understandable that she felt scared and wanted to get back on track with her life and chose to leave. The male protagonist is also responsible. Although he is obviously older, he made the heroine pregnant and gave birth easily, which did not give him enough sense of security. Both parties are immature. After returning from rebirth, the heroine is really brave. She pursues love head-on, complains about her enemies, and fights harassing men. She is a great little girl. The male protagonist also has the advantage of being gentle, patient and tolerant. Both the male and female protagonists are very charming. Several fragments of love works are interspersed to metaphor the relationship between the two, which is very literary and beautiful. Moreover, the theme of the heroine "abandoning her husband and son" is a great breakthrough. At least within the scope of fictional novels, it desensitizes women to the harsh moral judgment and allows them to see more specific people and her situations. Women deserve to be "seen" more.

It's not the kind of routine where the heroine immediately forgives the hero as soon as she comes back. Xie Qiu's precautions and temptations are well written. After all, she has been abandoned before and cannot open her heart easily. The heroine's transformation from timidly running away to taking the initiative to fight for it is also very natural. The setting of child psychology is used in getting along with the baby. The details are very personal and it is very comfortable to read.

The character creation is very successful, and there is no perfect character. The heroine had a cowardly and escaping past. After rebirth, she was brave but also nervous. The male protagonist was gentle and paranoid. He was afraid that his child would be hurt again, so he was on guard against the heroine. This imperfection made it more real. The feeling of pull between the two is both guilty and affectionate, and it is very empathetic.

The subject matter is very novel, and I saw some different settings in the romance. The author puts great effort into describing the social background in which humans and orcs coexist and compete, rather than simply labeling them. The character motivations are also tenable, and the logic of the heroine's actions after rebirth is self-consistent. Will continue to watch. 💕💕

When I saw Wenden in his previous life, I felt that he was so bad that he wanted to kill the heroine (or hero). It felt like he was living too comfortably in the end, and he had such a good school girl with him. So because of this Winden deducted one star

The pacing is well controlled, not draggy or abrupt. The heroine rejected her husband in her previous life and took the initiative to apologize to Xie Qiu. She gradually penetrated into the lives of the father and son, and every step was foreshadowed. The orc settings don't just stay on the surface. Details like golden eyes and forked tongues make the world view more realistic and won't feel empty.

It's a very good book. It made me feel warm inside. In the early stage, I felt that the heroine was a bit too weak. But later on, I realized that the heroine has the freedom to choose how to be herself, and she truly has the freedom to choose happiness. The portrayal of the male protagonist often makes me question whether it is too idealistic, but I like the male protagonist created by the author. I hope everyone who longs for love can encounter a good relationship.

The orcs and humans are very interesting, and they are very life-like. Those things are close to me, and it is easy to resonate with them. Being a woman is indeed hard and difficult no matter what kind of society you are in. She was frightened by her ex-husband in her previous life, who turned out to be so dark and terrifying, and killed Xia Xia. Appreciate Xia Xia's character, recognize what you want, and take the initiative to court her in this life, otherwise you won't be able to be with the male protagonist for several lifetimes. Orc babies are really cute

I can't accept the first half. I guess I've watched too much of the love-minded male and female protagonists. I can't accept what the female protagonist does. The male protagonist is so contradictory in his words and is too conflicted in his heart. In fact, the plots are all understandable and normal. My favorite is Xie Dongdong and the twins (so cute). The author's writing is so good. Overall, it's very good.

The heroine is really awesome and quite persistent. I once had this kind of pursuit of my husband, but I wanted to take care of him, but I found that he wasn't as good as me. After struggling for a while and looking away, I stopped persisting. Although I knew that if I continued to persist, we would reconcile, but I felt it was unnecessary. It's pretty good, but it's so pitiful to be rejected after pursuing her husband. If Xia Xia hadn't experienced her previous life and discovered that Qiu Qiu really liked her, I'm afraid no one would have been able to persist.