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 ~😗
Which novel had a plot where the male protagonist was not interested in the female protagonist at first, but later fell in love with her?
I recommend " The Best Medical Romance." The male lead, Feng Xiao, was very disdainful of the female lead, Chen Xi, at first. He was not optimistic about her career as a doctor, but he slowly discovered her extraordinary aspects through observation and kept paying attention to her every move. In the end, he realized that he had fallen in love with her. The plot was gradual and the characters were deeply portrayed. It was worth reading. I hope you like my recommendation.😗
Was there a novel where the male protagonist abused the female protagonist at first and then fell deeply in love with her?
There is one. I recommend a novel called "The Shadow Queen of the Book: Young Master Zhan's Billion Sweet Wife". The female lead of the book was initially a sadistic female lead, but after being pursued by the male lead, it gradually turned into a favorite novel. She loved him to death. I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah ~😗
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 ~😗
The male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist, but the female protagonist was not interested in the male protagonist's novel?
😋I recommend the novel "The Sick Male Lead Ears Her Heart After Reading" to you. The female protagonist in the plot also doesn't like the male protagonist, but unlike other works, the male protagonist doesn't force the female protagonist. Instead, he uses the method of eavesdropping to let the female protagonist slowly understand and accept him. This novel was full of sweetness and healing for both the ears and the soul. It was worth reading. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Was there a novel where the male protagonist fell deeply in love with the female protagonist the first time he met her, and the female protagonist was a minor, and then she was dominated by the male protagonist?
In an ancient novel, the female protagonist first fell in love with the second male lead, while the male lead had a crush on the female protagonist. Then, the male and female protagonists fell in love.
I recommend the Art of Flowering the Sky to you! The female lead and the second male lead liked each other since they were young, but because of some misunderstandings, the female lead mistook someone else. Later, after the truth was revealed, she and the male lead fell in love. The male lead was a miracle doctor, and the female lead was his master's niece. Their relationship had gone through twists and turns, but it was very sweet. 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.
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 ~😗
Looking for novels where the male protagonist is deeply in love with the female protagonist and the female protagonist is not familiar with love or is not interested in love.
😋I recommend 'Stupid Maid of the Noble School Handsome' to you. This book was about the love between a maid and a young master. The female protagonist was very ignorant about love, while the male protagonist loved the female protagonist deeply and tried his best to get her heart. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
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 ~😗