Please recommend an ancient romance novel where the male protagonist doesn't love the female protagonist at first.

The male protagonist saved the female protagonist when she was young. The female protagonist's family seemed to have been killed, so the male protagonist brought the female protagonist back. The male protagonist was the leader of a gang. The female protagonist grew up and liked the male protagonist. However, at first, the male protagonist treated the female protagonist as a sister. The male protagonist even married the female protagonist to one of the supporting male characters. During the marriage, the female protagonist faked her death and ran away from the marriage. The male protagonist began to like the female supporting character, but the female supporting character had already married a prince from another country. In the end, the female protagonist swapped the female supporting character for the male protagonist and became the prince's wife. One time, the female protagonist entered the house that the male protagonist had built for the female protagonist and took the female protagonist's flute. The male protagonist was very angry when he saw it. The female protagonist also had an uncle or something that seemed to be related to that other country's prince. In the beginning, the male lead had to become sworn siblings with the female lead. Urgent request for novel title!

Answer 1

I recommend an ancient romance novel, Ah Xing, to you. This novel was about a young lady from a modern wealthy family who traveled to a poor family in ancient times and how she changed the lives of herself and her family. The male protagonist did not like the female protagonist at first, but with the female protagonist's hard work and persistence, he gradually fell in love with her. I hope you like this novel. Muah ~