Was there a novel where the male protagonist was the adoptive son of the female protagonist? At the beginning of the story, the female protagonist was very disgusted with the male protagonist. Later on, the two gradually fell in love, but for various reasons, the female protagonist went abroad for seven years?
😋The novel I recommend to you is "The Duel of Wealthy Families: The Ex-Wife Is Too Hard to Chase". Although the title doesn't look like it, this book meets the plot you requested! The female protagonist, Ye Ranran, and the male protagonist, Mo Wuke, divorced after two years of marriage. After they broke up, Ye Ranran dreamed that she was a supporting actress in a novel, and the male protagonist was a scumbag. However, it was not easy for the two of them to have a chance to fall in love, but the female protagonist had to rent a house abroad. When she came back, would their fate be the same as before? I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah ~😗
The male protagonist and the female protagonist fell in love during college. Later, the male protagonist went abroad to study, and the female protagonist became pregnant in order not to delay the male protagonist.
The male protagonist and the female protagonist fell in love during their university years. Later, the male protagonist went abroad to study, and the female protagonist became pregnant. In order not to delay the male protagonist, this plot was very common. Usually, the male protagonist would stay in the country to wait for the female protagonist to give birth and help the female protagonist complete her studies in the next few years. During this process, the two of them might continue to develop their relationship or reconsider their future. The ending could be that the male and female leads would succeed in their careers together, or the female lead would continue to study and the male lead would become an entrepreneur.
Was there a novel where the male protagonist didn't love the female protagonist at first, but fell in love with the female protagonist two years later, and the male protagonist was the CEO?
I recommend "Love After Marriage: The President, Unbridled Spoiling", a modern romance novel about urban life. The male protagonist did not love the female protagonist at first. The two of them had been married for two years. However, the two of them later met and fell in love again. The male lead began to spoil the female lead. 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 there a novel where the male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist, and the female protagonist was a Naga?
Yes, there was a novel called "The Beauty Is Always Seeking a Title". The female lead was a snake, and the male lead formed a bond with her in order to help her become a flood dragon. In the end, the male lead fell deeply in love with the female lead. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Was there a female protagonist novel where the male protagonist hated the female protagonist in the beginning and slowly fell in love with her?
In the story of the female protagonist, the male protagonist might hate the female protagonist at first, but as the story developed, the male protagonist gradually discovered the female protagonist's advantages and charm and began to slowly fall in love with her. This kind of plot is usually seen as a plot twist that increases the novel's legibility and emotional resonance. However, it was important to note that not all female novels would use this kind of plot. It depended on the author's writing style and personal preferences.
The female protagonist fell in love with the male protagonist
The recommended novel for a female protagonist who fell in love with a playboy protagonist was " Spoiling You to the End of the World." This novel told the story of a playboy who made the female protagonist fall in love with him. The female lead originally liked the second male lead, but in the end, she was attracted to the male lead. The novel's plot was novel, and the readers would not be able to guess the ending in advance. There was no melodramatic plot or third party intervention.
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 ~😗
The male protagonist of the novel fell in love with the female protagonist.
The following were some of the novels in the ancient language that were recommended as the male protagonist's favorite female protagonist: " The Empress Bullies Her Power,"" The Beautiful Wife,"" The Peerless Sword Immortal: My Husband Is a Demon,"" The Good at Untying Young Master's Clothes," and " The Sword of Yue Chun." These novels all described the deep love between the male protagonist and the female protagonist, showing the love and protection of the male protagonist. Among them, the male protagonist of " The Empress Bullies " was a loyal dog and a domineering CEO. He doted on the female protagonist and could not bear to see the female protagonist being bullied. The male protagonist in " The Beautiful Wife " was much older than the female protagonist and doted on the female protagonist very much. His family background was also better than the female protagonist. The male protagonist in " The Sword Fairy: Her Husband is a Demon " was pure in both body and mind. One on one, the female protagonist loved the male protagonist, and the male protagonist loved the female protagonist even more. He doted on his wife without any limit and was super sweet. The male protagonist in " Understanding Young Master's Clothes " had very touching feelings for the female protagonist. The Sword of Yue Chun told the story of the male protagonist's endless regret after the female protagonist was betrayed by her sect. These novels were all ancient works, suitable for readers who liked the male protagonist and loved the female protagonist deeply.
The love letter written by the male protagonist was written by the male protagonist's brother. The female protagonist misunderstood and then the female protagonist went abroad.
Story background: The female protagonist was attracted by the male protagonist and the male protagonist also had a good impression of her. However, when the male protagonist wrote the love letter, he used the name of his brother, causing the female protagonist to misunderstand. After the female lead went abroad, the two of them kept a distance, but the male lead still liked the female lead silently. Plot: The female protagonist was attracted by the male protagonist and the male protagonist also had a good impression of her. However, when the male protagonist wrote the love letter, he used the name of his brother, causing the female protagonist to misunderstand. The female protagonist misunderstood that the male protagonist was only using his brother's name to be with her and did not realize the male protagonist's true intentions. After the female lead went abroad, the two of them kept a distance, but the male lead still liked the female lead silently. One day, the male protagonist learned that the female protagonist had already left the country and decided to confess to the female protagonist. He found the female protagonist and whispered in her ear,"I've always liked you silently and never had the courage to tell you." Now I want to tell you that I like you. Are you willing to be with me?" The female protagonist was touched by the male protagonist's confession and replied,"I have always liked you and I have always regarded you as my brother." But now that I'm overseas, we can't be together. But I will always cherish you." Although the male protagonist was a little disappointed after hearing the female protagonist's answer, he also understood the female protagonist's feelings. He silently wished the female protagonist well and did not miss her. In the end, the male protagonist left the female protagonist's sight and left the city. Follow-up: After the female protagonist went abroad, she experienced some setbacks and difficulties. However, she always remembered the love and concern the male lead had for her and worked hard to become better, hoping to see the male lead again one day. The male protagonist had also been trying hard to find an opportunity to return to the female protagonist's side. After many years, the male protagonist finally had the opportunity to return to the city where the female protagonist lived. When he found the female lead, the feelings between the two of them were even deeper. They had a wonderful time together and finally got together. They said that their relationship was not only based on love but also brotherhood. They would never forget each other.
Were there any funny novels where the male protagonist was an iceberg type, the female protagonist chased after the male protagonist, and the male protagonist was gradually moved by the female protagonist and fell in love with the female protagonist?
😋Both of them are funny novels. The male protagonists are both iceberg-type, but they are gradually moved by the female protagonist and fall in love with her: 1. "Gu Chenfeng and Ouyang Nuannuan": The male protagonist is a cold entrepreneur, and the female protagonist marries him for family reasons. But gradually, the male lead showed deep love for the female lead, and the two gradually fell in love. 2. "The Foreignland Where You Can't Joke": The male protagonist, Yu Feng, transmigrated to a strange world. He couldn't joke around or he would die. However, he met a female protagonist. In order to help the female protagonist and break the strange rules, he decided to risk his life to joke around. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗