In modern novels, the male protagonist forced the female protagonist to leave because of family pressure?

2024-08-29 21:41

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2024-08-29 23:04

Here are the modern novels I recommend to you: 1. < Cinderella >: The female protagonist was forced by her family to make a shocking decision to enter the ideal college to complete her studies. When the family met again, the female protagonist had changed beyond recognition. They could not recognize her. 2. " Forced Marriage to the Nth Power: Call Me the Queen ": The female lead was repeatedly forced to marry by the male lead, and even her neck was almost crushed. Later, the female protagonist appeared at the engagement ceremony of the male protagonist and the fairy sister with a bag of evidence of sexual assault and domestic violence. She forced the male protagonist to leave and eventually ran away from home. 3. " The All-rounded Wife, Young Master Yan's Little Ancestor Is Fierce and Flirtatious ": The female protagonist was forced to marry a rich second generation who was said to never be able to stand up because of a car accident, but she still lived happily. After the male protagonist was framed, he began to pamper his wife, and the female protagonist ran away from home with her child. 4. " Forced Marriage: Young Master Quan, Please Let Go ": The female protagonist asked for a divorce on the day of the premarital examination because she was framed, but the male protagonist was unwilling to let the female protagonist leave. I hope you like the recommended novels.

Please recommend a novel in which the male protagonist does not like the female protagonist, but is forced to marry the female protagonist due to family pressure.

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2024-08-30 00:13

I recommend a novel called " Xiao Qingchen ". The female protagonist is a love-struck woman, while the male protagonist is good-looking but rather sloppy. The female protagonist doesn't like this type of man. However, they still ended up together. After reading this book, you will find that the female protagonist and this plot are very much in line with the plot of the novel you described. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation.

The male protagonist did not leave the female protagonist because of this. What was the title of the book?

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2024-09-19 17:42

The male lead was a celebrity while the female lead had a scar. When the two of them were together, the male lead's love was deep. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

In the novel, the female protagonist stabbed the male protagonist because of a misunderstanding, and the male protagonist asked her not to leave?

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2024-08-25 17:09

The novel was called " I'm Tackling the Prince Charming in the Game."

In the story, the female protagonist is forced to eat the waning moon. The male protagonist is the emperor. Will the female protagonist leave in the end?

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2024-09-15 12:58

I recommend "Request to be a veritable favored concubine" to you. This novel was an ancient romance novel. The female protagonist, Lin Shuang 'er, had always wanted to become a concubine, but she became a vicious supporting actress and was forced to eat the waning moon. The male protagonist was the emperor, but the female protagonist eventually left the palace. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

In ancient romance novels, the male and female protagonists were in love but were forced to marry the emperor because of the female protagonist's family. The male protagonist was a prince, and the female protagonist was imprisoned by the male protagonist in the story?

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2024-09-22 11:00

I recommend you a modern romance novel, Yuan Xuezhen. The female protagonist had lived a rich life since she was young. She met the male protagonist, who had a strange personality but was at ease in officialdom and the business world. The two of them were not happy at first sight. Later, the male protagonist took away the female protagonist's love and imprisoned her. The female protagonist had become stronger after experiencing many things. I believe that you will like the plot of this novel ~ I hope you will like this fairy's recommendation.😗

A novel where the female protagonist was misunderstood by the male protagonist and caused the male protagonist's death, and Bai Yueguang was forced to leave?

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2024-08-26 06:18

This was a novel about misunderstanding and betrayal. The female protagonist was misunderstood by the male protagonist and caused the male protagonist's death. The white moonlight caused the male protagonist to have a great hatred for her. The male protagonist's betrayal also led to conflicts between other characters, forcing the female protagonist to leave the male protagonist. In the plot of the novel, the female protagonist would go through a series of tests and struggles to prove her innocence and find an opportunity to take revenge on the male protagonist. In the end, the female protagonist will successfully resolve the misunderstanding and work with others to defeat the enemy to achieve redemption and reconciliation.

Was the male protagonist of this novel from a big family? Was he forced to leave the family after attending university in Jinling?

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2024-09-06 17:38

This novel was called "The Top-Class Foppish Young Master." The male protagonist was a young master from a large family. He was forced to become a live-in son-in-law because of his suspected bloodline. Later, he was asked to return to the family. But according to the plot, he might be training in Jinling University. But in the end, he was forced to leave the family. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Is there a novel where the male protagonist kills the female protagonist because he loves her, and then the male protagonist feels that the female protagonist can't leave the male protagonist?

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2024-08-18 16:25

This kind of plot was not a common plot in novels. In novels, love entanglements between the male and female leads were usually described, but a more mature and responsible way of dealing with death scenes was usually used to ensure the integrity and rationality of the characters. Although some novels might describe the male protagonist killing people because he loved the female protagonist, this kind of behavior was usually seen as extreme and immoral, and it was not common in real life. Most novels explore more positive and meaningful relationships to show the complexity and variety of human beings.

In modern romance novels, the female protagonist was the daughter of a rich family, and the male protagonist was the bodyguard of the female protagonist.

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2024-08-08 03:57

😋I recommend the following two modern romance novels to you: 1. In "The Sick Young Master Cheng Loves His Wife Like His Life", the female lead was a rich girl, and the male lead was the female lead's bodyguard. The two of them came together because they wanted to find the truth, but they found that their relationship was not just an employment relationship, but it had further developed into a love relationship. 2. "Time-limited Wedding Pet: The Chief's Beautiful Wife Is Not to Be Trifled With" The female protagonist was originally a rich and powerful lady, but she became down and out because she suddenly fell into the three-no-land. The male protagonist used to be the bodyguard of the female protagonist, but now he became the young master of a rich and powerful family. The encounter between the two was destined to be a touching love story. I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah ~😗

Were there any modern romance novels where the female protagonist was forced to betray the male protagonist and was later abused by the male protagonist?

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2024-09-03 23:01

I recommend 'Return to Eighteen: Prince Charming, Where to Run' to you. This modern romance novel was about the female protagonist, An Ruoxi, who accidentally found out that her deskmate, Ji Moyu, was her high school classmate because of a blind date. However, she was treated as a passerby the male god because she only knew how to learn and did not know how to build relationships. Therefore, she returned to the age of 18, hoping to use her many years of revising her novels to pursue her male idol. But in fact, she found that she had always betrayed her idol unintentionally, causing him to abuse her. The plot of this novel is complicated, and the relationship between the main characters is complicated. I hope you will like it.