Can you recommend an ancient romance novel where the male protagonist doesn't use the female protagonist as a substitute?
The old driver would like to recommend the following ancient romance novels to you: 1. "The Empress of the Concubine's Daughter Wants Revolution": The story of the female protagonist being used as a substitute by her lover and turning over to take revenge many years later. 2. "Your Highness, the Princess Consort Sold You Again": The female protagonist was used as a substitute in her previous life. After her rebirth, she did not want to be a substitute anymore, but she was captured by the male protagonist. It was a story of emotional entanglement in the palace. 3. "Substitute Servant's Superior Manual": An ancient love story about the female protagonist who transmigrated to become a cannon fodder female supporting character and decided to become a substitute to stand out, but developed feelings for the male protagonist. The above three novels are all ancient romance stories in which the male protagonist uses the female protagonist as a substitute. I recommend them to you ~ I hope you like my recommendation.