The Beauty Regrets After Running Away with the Baby

The stunning beauty, on the surface, appears to be scheming and eager to climb up the social ladder at social gatherings, but in reality, he just wants to retire from the entertainment industry. His true intention is to leave after finishing his drink. However, the drink turns out to be drugged, and he ends up getting taken advantage of all night after going to the wrong floor. CEO Lu unilaterally announces that he will compensate him. Lu Qin says, “Give him a role, give him endorsements… but don’t get involved personally.” The beauty who has been pursued with resources wonders, “Don’t come near me!” Helplessly, the overbearing CEO is just unreasonable like that. The beauty reluctantly stars in another film, but midway through, he discovers he’s pregnant. The beauty is shocked and dumbfounded, and Lu Qin keeps showing up on the set every day. He says, “I’ll invest in another film for you, and we’ll be even.” Pei Rong exclaims, ‘Is this ever going to end?!’ and decides to run away. Gradually, Lu Qin realizes he’s attracted to him. I have such a wife already??” Two years later, the beauty voluntarily sends their son, whom even the dog despises, back to Lu Qin. “He picks up grass to eat from the ground in just one second.” “I can’t keep this child.” “Take care of your own damn offspring.” The irresponsible father and the son, whom even the dog despises, look at each other. Then, through some exceptional parenting skills, the father gains some significance in the heart of the beauty.

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on *The Beauty Regrets After Running Away with the Baby* ### First Impressions Okay, let's be real, the title alone had me intrigued. A runaway beauty, a baby, and regrets? Sign me up! This novel promises a fluffy, sweet, and potentially hilarious ride, and while it delivers on some fronts, it also has some quirks that might not be for everyone. ### What Works Well The undeniable star of this story is, without a doubt, the child. I found myself completely charmed by this character, and the humor surrounding his antics is definitely a highlight. The dynamic between the "salted fish" protagonist (MC), who just wants to chill and avoid work, and the initially domineering CEO male lead (ML) is also quite fun. I enjoyed watching their relationship evolve from a one-night stand to something deeper, even before the baby was in the picture. The ML's eventual devotion to the MC, as he sheds his cold CEO persona, is heartwarming and a definite plus. I also appreciate the wish fulfillment aspect of the story. Everyone seems surprisingly accepting of the MC and the baby, which creates a generally positive and comforting read. The multiple POV and extras are a nice touch that adds depth to the story. ### Areas of Concern Here's where things get a little tricky. The plot leans heavily into cliché territory – runaway pregnancy, rich CEO, genius baby – and I can see how that might deter some readers. The biggest issue I have, and I think many will agree, is the child's unbelievable intelligence. While the idea of a super-smart kid is cute, it's taken to such an extreme that it strains credulity. I had to actively suspend my disbelief to fully enjoy the story, and that might be a challenge for some. Also, the mpreg aspect is presented without much explanation, which feels a bit lazy in a world that otherwise seems relatively "normal." ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Okay, there are some minor spoilers ahead, so skip this section if you want to go in completely blind! I noticed that some readers who used MTL (machine translation) found parts of the story difficult to understand. Also, the extras include some fun scenarios, like the MC and baby on a variety show, and a "what if" scenario where the ML finds out about the pregnancy earlier. ### Final Verdict *The Beauty Regrets After Running Away with the Baby* is a fluffy, sweet, and humorous read that's perfect for when you want something light and undemanding. If you're willing to overlook some plot holes and exaggerated character traits, especially regarding the child's intelligence, you'll likely find it enjoyable. It's a solid 4 out of 5 stars from me, with extra points for the adorable baby and the heartwarming romance. Just be prepared to embrace the absurdity and enjoy the ride!