In an ancient novel, the female protagonist came to kill the male protagonist at first, but later fell in love with him.
I especially recommend "Evil Woman in Power" to you. The female protagonist of this book, Du Lingyin, was also sent to kill the male protagonist. Then, she fell in love with the male protagonist unknowingly. The plot of this book was heart-wrenching and hot-blooded. The female protagonist was very powerful. Not only did she know martial arts, but she also knew how to strategize. She had an extremely powerful aura. The male lead was a cold, heartless, and somewhat morbid male god. The grudges between him and the female lead tortured me mentally and physically, but I couldn't extricate myself from it for a long time. Overall, the supporting characters in this ancient novel were eye-catching and the plot was exciting. It was especially suitable for readers who liked ancient novels. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
In an ancient novel, the female protagonist first took the initiative to pursue the male protagonist and fell deeply in love with him, but the male protagonist was a liar. Later, the male protagonist began to pursue the female protagonist.
I recommend [Laughing at Light Dust] to you. This was an ancient romance novel. The female protagonist pursued the male protagonist first and fell deeply in love with him, but the male protagonist was lying to her. Later on, the male lead started to pursue the female lead instead. This novel was also a little refreshing. The female lead was a love-struck person, while the male lead was a well-educated person. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Was there a female protagonist novel in which the male protagonist hated the female protagonist at first, but later fell in love with the female protagonist?
Yes, I recommend "The Queen's Daughter Is a Husband's Control." At first, the male protagonist hated the female protagonist, but as time passed, he was slowly saved by the female protagonist and finally fell in love with her. The book also had the background of the Female Priestess Dynasty. If you like this kind of theme, you can read it. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Was this transmigration novel about the male protagonist not liking the female protagonist at first, but later fell in love with the female protagonist?
I think the novel that suits you is 'It's Just You After All.' This was a modern romance novel about a wealthy family. The male protagonist initially loved the female protagonist's sister, but later, for various reasons, he started to get along with the female protagonist and slowly fell in love with her. The female protagonist had used various means to slander the original female protagonist and finally won the male protagonist's heart, but she also felt guilty and painful because of it. Overall, this was a novel with a complicated plot and rich emotions. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Please recommend a novel. The male protagonist came for revenge at first, but later fell in love with the female protagonist. Do you know what book it is?
"Burning Bones Late Love: Mr. Lin, Please Have Respect" was a modern romance novel about a wealthy family. The male protagonist originally wanted to take revenge on the female protagonist, but later he fell in love with her. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Was there an ancient novel where the female protagonist had a crush on the male protagonist, and the male protagonist was not interested in the female protagonist at first, but later fell deeply in love with her?
😋I recommend "Tomorrow's Beauty" to you. It's an ancient romance novel. The male and female protagonists were both cannon fodder. The female protagonist had transmigrated into the book, and after the male protagonist lost his memory, he was picked up by the female protagonist and fell in love at first sight. In life, it could help the male protagonist and the female protagonist get to know each other, and in death, it could stimulate the male protagonist to recover his memory and live together with the female protagonist. It was the ancient version of "cannon fodder." At first, the male protagonist didn't like the female protagonist, but later on, he slowly fell in love with the female protagonist and satisfied your request. I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah ~😗
Was there a novel where the male protagonist was the emperor but loved the female protagonist very much? The female protagonist didn't like the male protagonist at first but fell in love with him later?
I recommend 'The Return of the Empress: The Mad Sister-Protector's Full Operation' to you. The male protagonist imprisoned the female protagonist in the palace but did not love her; he married her as his queen but never touched her. Until one day, the female protagonist drank the secret wine that the emperor gave to the imperial uncle and led the imperial uncle into the Jade Palace. The female protagonist escaped. After that, she came back, divorced the emperor, became the empress, and even acknowledged many big brothers and a husband. In the end, she also fell in love with the male lead. The male protagonist is kind and gentle. He has always loved the female protagonist but is not good at expressing it. It is very suitable for the storyline you are looking for. I hope you like my recommendation.
In ancient romance novels, did the male protagonist not like the female protagonist at first or was unfriendly to the female protagonist, but later fell in love with her?
Yes, I recommend it to you. It's called " Step-by-step Concubine Seizing: His Highness Is Too Black-bellied." The male lead initially disliked the female lead, Kong Zhenzhen, and even wrote her into a disfigured and abused image in the novel. But later, the male lead gradually realized that he had feelings for the female lead, and the relationship between the two became complicated. I hope you like my recommendation.
The male protagonist first fell in love with the female protagonist
There were a few novels in which the male protagonist did not like the female protagonist at first, but slowly fell in love with her. Among them were the Eastern Palace and the Lonely City. " The Eastern Palace " was the work of the author Fei Wo Sicun. The male protagonist, Li Chengyin, initially felt disgusted and cold towards the female protagonist, Xiao Feng. However, as time passed, he was attracted by the female protagonist's wit and charm and eventually fell in love with her. " The Lonely City is Closed " was the work of the author, Lady Milan. The male protagonist was originally a handsome teenager, but because of his father's stubbornness, he and the female protagonist were separated from each other. In the end, he slowly understood the female protagonist and fell in love with her in the complicated chess game. However, due to the limited search results provided, there might be other novels where the male lead first fell in love with the female lead that were not mentioned.
The female protagonist first fell in love with the male protagonist
There were a few novels that fulfilled the plot requirement of the female lead falling in love with the male lead first. Among them," Reborn Love War " was a time-travel romance novel. After the female protagonist was betrayed in the modern world, she was reborn into the Republic of China. She met a domineering American warlord. He first became interested in the female supporting role and later fell in love with the female protagonist. In addition," A Billion Times Only Wish It Was You " was an ancient novel. The male protagonist liked the female protagonist from the beginning, while the female protagonist didn't have a good impression of the male protagonist at first. However, as the story unfolded, she was slowly moved by the male protagonist's sincerity, and finally the two of them came together. There was also " The Supreme Mystery of the Emperor's Daughter ". This was an ancient romance novel. The female protagonist liked the male protagonist first, and the male protagonist only liked the female protagonist later. These novels all meet the plot requirements of the female lead falling in love with the male lead first. I hope they can satisfy your reading needs.
Were there any ancient novels about the male protagonist who was cold at first but later fell in love with the female protagonist?
There were a few books that fit this topic. First of all, the male leads of "The Unscrupulous Childe: A Dull and Adorable Wife Who Rites Her Husband Every Night" and "Time Travel, The Concubine Is Too Domineering" were originally cold and aloof, but then they became two-faced. The female lead made the male lead fall in love with her after a romantic attack, so she could be considered a novel that met the requirements. In addition, although the male lead of "The Cold Childe Is Too Hard to Chase" and "Master Fusu, Please Hold On" were cold at first, he gradually fell in love with the female lead through their interactions. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗