In this ancient novel, the male protagonist faked his death in order to save the female protagonist. He left a message on the female protagonist's palm, but the female protagonist didn't seem to understand. Did you recommend any similar novels?

2024-09-23 18:08

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2024-09-23 21:31

I recommend the novel "Entangling Branches". The female protagonist in the novel is a dodder flower woman who listens to others 'advice to eat her fill, while the male protagonist is a man with a strong killing desire. The female protagonist and the male protagonist experienced life and death along the way. In the face of danger and difficulties, they supported each other, understood each other, and finally fell in love with each other. In the novel, the relationship between the female protagonist and the male protagonist was very sincere, and the female protagonist would deal with her own affairs according to the information left by the male protagonist. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

I'm looking for an ancient romance novel! The male protagonist was the Emperor, and the female protagonist was met by the male protagonist when he left the palace. He even faked his death, and in the end, there was only the female protagonist?

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2024-09-04 09:43

The name of the ancient romance novel was " Feng Qiuhuang ". It was a classic time-travel novel. It told the story of a modern girl, Chu Yu, who traveled to ancient times and became the emperor's sister. She was framed and banished to the remote Fengxiang County. Chu Yu met the young emperor, Liu Hao, in Fengxiang County. He was attracted by Chu Yu's beauty and intelligence, and he also discovered the secret of Chu Yu's fake death. Liu Hao gradually fell in love with Chu Yu as they got along, but Chu Yu was deeply wary and suspicious of him. In the end, Liu Hao successfully solved his doubts with Chu Yu's help and decided to face the challenges of the future together with her. The novel's plot was full of ups and downs, and its emotions were sincere and moving. It was deeply loved by readers.

Is there any ancient novel where the female protagonist can save the male protagonist, but the male protagonist doesn't know the female protagonist?

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2024-09-07 14:42

😋According to the plot information you provided, I recommend the ancient romance novel, Plan to Save the Male Lead. This novel told the story of the male protagonist losing his magical power and meeting a powerful and shameless second male lead. The female protagonist was online and was very anxious, but the male protagonist did not recognize the female protagonist. In the story, the female protagonist flew over with a knife in her eyes. [Female Lead: Alright then, you guys fight one-on-one.] Male Lead: If you can use your brain, why dirty your hands? Female Lead: You, you ~ Male Lead: Report, report. The plot of this book is full of ups and downs. It's exciting. I recommend it to you. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation.

Was there a novel where the male protagonist didn't love the female protagonist at first, but after the female protagonist left, he became stronger. The male protagonist regretted it and tried his best to pursue the female protagonist?

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2024-09-08 08:41

😋This book is called "The Script I Got Can't Be Fake". It's a modern romance and entertainment star novel. The plot roughly tells the story of the female protagonist mistakenly beating up the male god for being a pervert and transmigrating into the female protagonist with the same name. She finds herself in a hellish scenario where the male protagonist is delusional about the female protagonist. The female lead began to cling to the big bosses of the supporting male characters, but she realized that the plot was getting more and more ridiculous. The male lead was actually not quite the same as in the book. Later, the female protagonist became stronger and stronger. The male protagonist found that it was too late for regrets and continued to pursue the female protagonist. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Begging the male protagonist to love the female protagonist, but the female protagonist didn't like his novel.

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2024-09-16 03:02

There were many novels with such a plot where the male protagonist loved the female protagonist but the female protagonist did not love herself. This kind of plot usually appeared in romance or fantasy novels and was often used as a match. The male protagonist may change himself for the female protagonist and make a lot of efforts for the female protagonist, but the female protagonist does not understand or love him. This makes the male protagonist feel very painful and may eventually cause the male protagonist to give up or leave the female protagonist. However, there were also many novels where the female protagonist loved the male protagonist but the male protagonist did not love her. This kind of plot is also very common, and it may make the novel reader disappointed or depressed, but there are also many novelists who use this kind of plot to create contradictions and stimulate the reader's emotions. No matter what kind of plot, readers should choose to read according to their own preferences and needs.

The male protagonist faked a divorce for the female protagonist

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2024-09-16 08:20

The title of the novel about the male protagonist faking a divorce for the female protagonist could be called " The Joy of Fake Divorce ". It was about the male protagonist and the female protagonist who had originally agreed to divorce but could not officially divorce for some reason. Therefore, the male protagonist proposed a fake divorce so that the female protagonist could successfully obtain the divorce certificate while he could retain his property and status. During the fake divorce, the relationship between the two gradually warmed up.

In ancient novels, the female protagonist's ex-husband faked his death on the wedding night and was married to the male protagonist. The male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist, the female protagonist was humorous and self-reliant, and the male protagonist's identity was the king?

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2024-09-02 09:35

The book, Concubine Unknown, Emperor Please Give Way, met the requirements.

In a novel, the female protagonist was very fat at first. In order to save his mother, the male protagonist slept with the female protagonist.

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2024-09-04 10:14

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Were there any novels where the male protagonist didn't understand the female protagonist and the female protagonist got together with other men?

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2024-09-03 19:19

" It's Just You ", a modern romance novel about wealthy families, fits the plot you described. The male protagonist doesn't understand the female protagonist. Later, in order to get the male protagonist, the female protagonist pretended to be a lover with another man. In the end, the male protagonist chose the female protagonist. You can try to read this novel. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation.😗

In ancient novels, the male protagonist liked the female protagonist, but the female protagonist didn't like him. Are there any relevant books to recommend?

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2024-08-31 13:25

😋I recommend the following two novels to you: 1. "The Villain Female Supporting Actor Is Bewitching Again": The female protagonist of this novel also doesn't like the male protagonist. Moreover, she is a villain female supporting actor. She is vicious and unscrupulous. She keeps harming the female protagonist and snatching the male protagonist. However, the villain of the story was a female transmigrator. She planned to defeat the male protagonist and the female protagonist to become her own protagonist. The whole story twisted the plot in traditional works. It was dark and full of twists. It was very interesting. 2. "The Vicious Female Supporting Character Must Be Whitewashed: It's Not Good to Be a Poisonous Girl": The female protagonist in this novel also transmigrated from ancient times, but she became a brainless and vicious female supporting character who stole the male protagonist from the transmigration female protagonist. Not only did she try to be waterproof, but she also wanted to take back her story and take control of her life. The whole story is full of comedy elements, and you will definitely feel the joy of the interaction between the female lead and the male lead in the novel. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Which novels described the male protagonist who was afraid that the female protagonist would leave him after the female protagonist left or faked her death?

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2024-08-24 01:46

I recommend the following novels to you: "The Reborn Paranoid Male Lead Has Gone Crazy Again": Both the male and female leads were reborn. The female lead only wanted to escape from the male lead who was still paranoid and crazy after rebirth, but the male lead refused to let go and did not allow the female lead to leave him. "Half-Life Clear Light": The female protagonist was originally very weak. After being bullied, she fought back and successfully became the master of the mainland. The male protagonist kept pestering the female protagonist, begging her not to leave him. "Quickly put on the female lead, she's going to die again": The female lead had to play various roles due to her mission. In some missions, she had emotional entanglements with the male lead. The male lead was influenced by the female lead's various boundaries and gradually developed a good impression of her. In the end, he became her reliance. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗