In which novels did the male and female protagonists not fall in love at first, but later developed feelings for each other? Why did the male protagonist wrongly blame the female protagonist, and the female protagonist only realized her mistake after she left?
I recommend 'If it's called Unending Hatred in the Eyes' to you. This was a modern romance novel about urban life. In the beginning, the male and female leads did not love each other. The male lead even wronged the female lead because of some things, causing the female lead to leave. But in the end, the female protagonist realized that she was wrong. They got back together and repaired their relationship. I hope you like my recommendation.
In which novel did the female protagonist and the male protagonist get to know each other after their first meeting, and the female protagonist only realized it after she went abroad?
In the book," Like Glue to You ", the female protagonist and the male protagonist were engaged when they first met. Then, the female protagonist went abroad to study, and the male protagonist missed her all the time.
Did the male protagonist love the female protagonist deeply but did not cherish her? After leaving, the female protagonist realized her feelings for the male protagonist and resolved it satisfactorily in the ending of the novel?
The book,"Art of the Landscape in Shallow Flowers", meets your requirements. Chu Xinuan, the leader of the Chu family, had never cherished the male protagonist, causing him to leave in despair. The female protagonist then realized her love, but the male protagonist had already left. However, in the later story, the male lead reappeared and the two of them finally got together. The main characteristics of this book were that the body and mind were clean, the man was strong, and the woman was strong. The ending was satisfactory. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Would the male protagonist recognize the true identity of the female protagonist but fall in love with her, and lead the female protagonist to be framed and the male protagonist to wrongly blame her in the subsequent plot?
"Try touching me again." The female protagonist of this ancient romance novel was a white lotus destined male protagonist who didn't trust her at all. The female protagonist disguised herself as a man. The male protagonist didn't suspect her at all, but he gradually fell in love with her. Later, the female lead was framed and the male lead misunderstood that the female lead had killed her. This story made people sigh. After the female protagonist took off her mask, she was actually a helpless woman. At the same time, the male protagonist's firm love was also deeply touching. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
The female protagonist did not fall in love with the male protagonist
The following are some recommendations for novels where the female lead did not fall in love with the male lead: 1. [The Wooden Heart Surnamed Su: The story tells the story of the female lead, Su Yan, who was not interested in the male lead at first. Later on, the male lead had feelings for her that he should not have. The female lead never fell in love with the male lead.] 2. In this novel, the female protagonist Han Xiaoxiao had always loved the male protagonist, but the male protagonist was indifferent to her or often hurt her. 3. " Step by Step Forced Marriage: Snatched Husband ": In this novel, the male protagonist didn't love the female protagonist at first, but later fell madly in love with the female protagonist. Please note that the novels recommended above may only be part of the search results. There may be other novels that meet the requirements of the title.
In the novel, the female protagonist transmigrated to the emperor, but the male protagonist and the female protagonist did not fall in love with each other in the end.
This was a novel about a transmigrator and a modern woman who met in the modern world and had a funny, warm, and regretful love story. The female protagonist transmigrated to ancient times and found out that she had become the emperor's concubine. The male protagonist was a friend of the female protagonist in modern times. After the two met, there was a certain conflict due to a misunderstanding. The female protagonist decided to return to ancient times to meet the male protagonist again because of her love for modern life. However, the heroine's experience in the modern world made her doubt and worry about her life after returning to ancient times. After returning to ancient times, the female protagonist and the male protagonist gradually got along and found that they did not have the feelings they had imagined. In the end, the two of them broke up peacefully. Although the two of them did not fall in love with each other, the friendship between the two of them was stronger. In modern times, the female protagonist continued to enjoy her life, while in ancient times, the female protagonist began to search for her own happiness. In the end, the female protagonist found her own happiness in the friendship between the male protagonist and the modern day.
In ancient novels after rebirth, the female protagonist's parents did not like the male protagonist. It was only after she died that she realized the male protagonist's love for her. Would she fall in love with the male lead after her rebirth?
I recommend you the book,"The Prince Got Rich After Getting Married". It's a novel in the ancient language of rebirth. After the female protagonist was reborn, she stayed away from the scumbag and her transmigrated cousin. She decided to find an honest and reliable man to marry and live a beautiful rural life. However, she married a prince and experienced all kinds of twists and turns. Finally, under the care and protection of the male protagonist, she realized the male protagonist's love for her. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
In which novels did the male protagonist have a crush on the female protagonist? The female protagonist first got engaged to the supporting male protagonist, but the male protagonist later realized that the supporting male protagonist did not cherish the female protagonist and pursued the female protagonist instead?
I recommend the fantasy romance novel,"It's Not Easy to Be a Cultivation Male Supporting Partner". The value of the male protagonist was only to give birth to children for the female protagonist, while the male protagonist was a gentle and loyal dog. Unfortunately, he liked hot women instead of pure and innocent small yuri. This scenario was in line with the male protagonist having a crush on the female protagonist. The female protagonist and the supporting actor were engaged, and the male protagonist realized that the supporting actor did not cherish the female protagonist and pursued the female protagonist. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
In which time-travel novel did the male protagonist fall in love with the female protagonist first, but then fell in love with the female protagonist after marrying her?
The male protagonist of "Abandoned Concubine and Allure the City", a time-traveling novel, had someone he liked before he fell in love with the female protagonist. However, after getting to know the female protagonist, he gradually fell in love with her. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
The female protagonist under the male protagonist mistakenly thought that the male protagonist did not love her, so she poisoned the male protagonist. Later, she realized that she had misunderstood.
I recommend "The Paranoid Boss Who Saved the Female Lead, Let Me Come." In this book, the female lead played the role of a cannon fodder best friend who saved the female lead from the hands of the paranoid boss. The male lead had mixed feelings of love and hate for her actions. In the end, it was a 1v1, double clean, and a cookie ending. There was a plot in the book that was similar to this: the female protagonist thought that the male protagonist did not love her and even poisoned him. Later, the misunderstanding was resolved and the relationship was sublimated. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
The female protagonist liked the male protagonist and married the male protagonist. After the marriage, they hurt each other. After the female protagonist left the male protagonist,
This kind of situation often appeared in novels and was often referred to as " forced pairing " or " saving the country through a curve." The female protagonist may not like the male protagonist at first, but in order to be with the male protagonist, she would do anything, including deceiving, using, and even hurting the male protagonist. After the marriage, the female protagonist may find that she doesn't really like the male protagonist, but it's just an impulse or illusion, so she may start to get tired of and hurt the male protagonist. The male protagonist may have realized that his feelings for the female protagonist are not true love, but he may feel betrayed and hurt. After leaving the male protagonist, the female protagonist might feel relieved and relaxed, but at the same time, she would feel lonely and lost. She might start to look for her own happiness or try to get close to the male lead again. This kind of plot usually brought about complicated emotional conflicts and the ending depended on the author's imagination and plot development.