The male protagonist was not loyal enough to the female protagonist, causing the female protagonist to leave him. What happened in this story?

2024-09-04 17:48

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2024-09-04 20:35

I recommend the following two novels to you: 1. "Dear Concubine: Emperor, take it easy": The female protagonist was once the daughter of a general. One day, her entire family was killed. She concealed her identity, disguised herself as a man, and rode a horse with a knife just to find out the truth. She was doted on by the emperor, but the male lead did not cherish her. The female lead later fell in love with someone else. The plot of this book was very exciting. Although the male lead changed in the middle, the female lead's strong and independent personality and love story were worth reading. 2. "I Dumped the Male Lead After I Drawn into a Sadistic Story": The female lead read a sadistic story and ended up transmigrating into it, becoming the tragic female lead. She was abused by the male protagonist, but in the end, she still had to forgive him and have sex with him. The female protagonist swore that she would trample the male protagonist under her feet. She dumped the male protagonist and fell in love with someone else. She became his brother's sister-in-law and successfully turned over a new leaf. The plot of this book was funny, and the female lead's love story was full of twists and turns. It was very funny. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

The female protagonist was infertile, and the male protagonist's family asked him to take a concubine, causing the female protagonist to leave in grief.

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2024-09-04 09:04

I recommend " Flowers of Rebirth Bloom " to you. This novel was a novel that traveled through the ancient times. The female protagonist accidentally traveled into the body of Gu Shisaniang in ancient times. Her ex-husband got married and she became an abandoned concubine. She gave birth to a man's child, but she realized that there was more than one child. There were three! Although she had three children, the female protagonist decided to raise them together and hoped that one day they would be recognized by their father. This novel also had a farming style. The female protagonist had a gentle and quiet personality. She had a pair of eyes that could see through the cold and warmth of the world. The supporting roles were very lively and interesting. I hope you like my recommendation.

Was there a novel where the male protagonist used the female protagonist, causing the female protagonist to leave the male protagonist in the end?

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2024-08-28 19:05

Yes, I recommend 'Villain: Evasion of Hearts, The Female Lead's Setting Has Collapsed.' At the beginning of the novel, the male protagonist used the female protagonist, and the female protagonist and the male protagonist were in a business partnership. However, the female lead became more and more powerful and was no longer used by the male lead. Instead, she became a legend in the business world. The female lead eventually left the male lead and became more independent. I hope you like my recommendation.😗

The female protagonist didn't cherish the male protagonist, causing the male protagonist to leave in the end!

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2024-09-22 21:18

I don't quite understand what your question is. Can you provide me with more background or context information so that I can better understand what you want to answer?

In this romance novel, the female protagonist pursued the male protagonist and had a good impression of him, but the male protagonist kept hurting her, eventually causing the female protagonist to leave.

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2024-08-28 08:03

I recommend the book "Time Travelling Without Love" to you. The female protagonist of this ancient romance novel also took the initiative to pursue the male protagonist, but the male protagonist hurt her many times. In the end, the female protagonist chose to leave and was no longer willing to pay for the male protagonist. If you like novels that have a certain psychological description of the plot progression and complex emotional relationships, then this book is not a bad choice. I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah~

Did the male protagonist have a beloved ex, causing the female protagonist to leave the novel in disappointment?

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2024-07-27 13:38

I think the novel Waiting for You, Love Me Again fits the question very well. The male protagonist was a technical soldier and the beloved of the female protagonist. However, due to an accident, he became a vegetable. After taking care of him for many years, the female protagonist left due to some hidden reasons. Five years later, the female protagonist decided to come back to face everything and end everything. I hope this novel can meet your needs. If you need other recommendations, I can also recommend some more to you.

Can you recommend an ancient novel where the male protagonist causes harm to the female protagonist, causing the female protagonist to leave in despair. Then, the male protagonist is deeply regretful, and the female protagonist savages the male protagonist, unable to forgive him easily?

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2024-09-02 02:32

😋I recommend the following novels to you: 1. In "Concubine Unknown, Your Majesty, Please Give Way", the female protagonist was burdened with bitterness because of the male protagonist's betrayal and attack on her country. Later on, she returned to smack the male protagonist's face and accepted any insults from the male protagonist. The male protagonist regretted it, and the female protagonist abused the male protagonist. 2. "I'm Pregnant with the Regent's Child" The female protagonist was hurt by the male protagonist and left with the child. The male protagonist regretted pursuing the female protagonist and the child. 3. The female lead of "Quick Wear: The Cannon Fodder Loves Jumping" had transmigrated into a sadistic novel, dumped the male lead, and flirted with his brother, turning over to be the master. 4. "I Dumped the Male Lead After I Dressed in the Sadistic Story" The female lead transmigrated to the sadistic story, dumped the male lead, flirted with his brother, and became the master. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

The female protagonist is reborn, the male protagonist is loyal to the dog

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2024-08-20 02:40

In novels, the male protagonist's loyal dog usually appeared in the novel. After the female protagonist was reborn, she would often be stronger. The male protagonist's loyal dog would protect his master, and the relationship between the two would be deeper. The storyline of the protagonist's rebirth would usually involve the protagonist's rebirth. The protagonist would go through a difficult period, but after getting a chance to be reborn, the protagonist would quickly grow into a powerful character. During this process, the male protagonist would usually accompany the protagonist to protect him and help him when he needed help. The male protagonist could be a loyal dog or a warm man. The image of the male protagonist in different novels would be different. The loyal dog was a common plot in novels and one of the favorite types of novels for many readers. In reading such novels, readers could feel the emotional entanglement between the protagonists and the story of the two growing up.

The female protagonist is reborn, the male protagonist is loyal to the dog

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2024-07-17 00:38

The loyal dog of the reborn favorite male protagonist can refer to the following plot: The female protagonist was reborn as a female protagonist who was not valued and bullied in a pet novel. In an accident, she was reborn and returned to the past, becoming an insignificant character. In the new life environment, the heroine began her own journey of growth. Through continuous efforts and struggle, she gradually won everyone's recognition and love. The male protagonist was the female protagonist's good friend before her rebirth and was also a very loyal animal expert. After the female protagonist was reborn, the male protagonist had been by her side to help her overcome difficulties and grow up together. The male protagonist not only had excellent animal skills, but also had a deep emotional foundation. He had always protected the female protagonist and provided her with all the help he could. In the story, the relationship between the heroine and the hero gradually warmed up, accompanied by various misunderstandings and conflicts. They experienced many good times together. In the end, the heroine successfully overcame her predicament and gained everyone's recognition and love. The male protagonist also found his true belonging in the process.

Was there a romance novel where the male protagonist would not allow the female protagonist to leave him?

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2024-09-13 06:17

I recommend 'The Heartfelt Love of a Noble Master Jun' to you. This book was a modern romance novel about a wealthy family. The people around the female protagonist said that the male protagonist was a favored child of God. The female protagonist was adopted by the male protagonist's family since she was young. After she became his little sister, the male protagonist asked her not to agree to other boys 'relationships. She was not allowed to get too close to him and could only be with him. The male protagonist was very protective of the female protagonist and did not allow her to retreat. He even said that other than him, no other man could dream of it! I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

This novel told the story of the female protagonist being obsessed with the male protagonist, but the male protagonist hurt the female protagonist many times, causing the female protagonist to leave. Do you have any similar recommendations?

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2024-08-28 14:49

I recommend "Concubine Unknown, Emperor, Please Give Way" to you. This is a story about a bitter female protagonist's counterattack. The female protagonist suffered so much in the early stages that even she herself felt sorry for her. The male protagonist was hiding a mistress in his golden house and was bumped into by the female protagonist, causing the female protagonist to be pregnant and almost die. She traveled thousands of miles to raise food for him, but he turned around and attacked the female protagonist's country. The female protagonist was disheartened and gave up her four-year-old nephew and jumped into the river to commit suicide. The female protagonist would definitely slap the male protagonist in the face when she returned, but she would not bring thousands of troops to trample the male protagonist under her feet. After all, the person who wanted to be the male protagonist had to be strong enough. His power and status could not be easily shaken. She wanted the male protagonist to see it but not get it. She wanted him to lick his face and want to chase after her but did not dare to act rashly. She wanted him to accept any humiliation from the female protagonist with guilt. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗