[I hope that the male and female protagonists don't love each other at first, and even hate each other, but the ancient novels that fall in love later on don't be too long, as long as it's less than 1M.]
I can't provide such a novel. It was common for the male and female protagonists to hate each other in the beginning, but such plots usually did not make for a successful novel. On the contrary, I prefer to see the male and female protagonists gradually discover each other's strengths and gradually develop feelings for each other. The following are some examples of ancient novels that tell the story of the male and female protagonists from hating each other to falling in love: Jia Baoyu and Lin Daiyu in Dream of the Red Chamber: The two hated each other at first, but as time went on, Jia Baoyu realized Lin Daiyu's kindness and innocence, and finally the two of them got together and supported each other. 2. Lin Chong and Lu Qian in Water Margins: The two of them hated each other at first, but Lin Chong finally realized Lu Qian's tenderness and love for them. 3. Sun Wukong and Tang Sanzang in Journey to the West: The two hated each other at first, but Sun Wukong finally realized Tang Sanzang's kindness and compassion, and the two of them went to the West to learn scriptures together. I hope these examples can help.
First, it's best not to meet, so you don't fall in love. Second, it's best not to know each other, so you don't miss each other.
Thank you very much for your question! The following is the Tibetan version: " First, it's best if we don't meet each other, so we don't fall in love. Second, it's best if we don't know each other, so we don't miss each other." ``` Cuoco Cuoco Landa ra Cuoco Cuoco Landa ra Sarra Sarra Da ra, da ra rarararajarjarrararajarjarrarajarjarrarajarjarrara rarararajarjarrarajarjarrarajarjarrarajarjarrarajarjarra ``` I hope this Tibetan version can meet your needs!
Is there any recommendation for the male and female protagonists in Gu Yan's novels who don't love each other at the beginning but respect each other?
I recommend "Hidden Marriage, Please Keep a Low Profile." The male and female protagonists were respectful to each other after three years of marriage. After the divorce, the male protagonist pestered her endlessly, but the female protagonist never agreed. The plot was relatively relaxed, and the relationship between the male and female leads was sweet. It was a very good modern aristocratic family novel. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
First, it's best not to meet each other, so you don't have to fall in love..."
The first best that we should not meet so that we can not become in love.
Are there any modern romance novels in which the male and female protagonists are from wealthy families? They don't like each other at first, but they fall in love with each other later? Can you recommend something to me?
Hello, my dear. After reading your requirements, I recommend you a modern romance novel called "Love and Marriage." The male and female leads were both from wealthy families. At first, they did not like each other, but as they slowly interacted and got along with each other in their marriage, they developed feelings for each other and gradually fell in love and doted on each other. This book is full of pampering and abuse. The male and female leads are both physically and mentally clean. I believe you will definitely like it. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~
First, it's best not to see each other, so you don't love each other; Second, it's best not to know each other, so you don't miss each other. Where did this phrase come from?
This sentence came from a poem in the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Wei's Autumn Dusk in the Mountains: " First, it's best not to meet each other so that you don't love each other; second, it's best not to know each other so that you don't miss each other." This sentence expressed that people should avoid being overly addicted to each other's emotional entanglements, cherish the good times in front of them, and not waste energy on unnecessary feelings.
Can you recommend a modern romance novel where the male and female protagonists hate each other at first but fall in love later?
I recommend "Thank God We're Together" to you. In the story, the female protagonist hated the male protagonist at first for being arrogant and being ambiguous towards all women. However, the more she hated him, the more she was attracted to him. In the end, the two of them got together. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Is there any novel recommendation about the male and female protagonists who don't like each other but eventually fall in love in a reorganized family?
'The Young Lady of the Imperial Examination Husband's Family' met the requirements of the title. The male and female protagonists were remarried family members with children. At first, they didn't like each other, but later they slowly fell in love with each other. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
The male and female protagonists love each other but torture each other for various reasons.
The male and female protagonists of heart-wrenching novels love each other but torture each other for various reasons. " Silent Xiao Sheng " was a classic heart-wrenching story about the emotional entanglement between the male lead He Yichen and the female lead Zhao Mosheng. They loved each other, but because of their family background, social status, public pressure, and other factors, they tortured each other. The ending of the story was very tragic. In addition," Three Lives, Three Lives, Ten Miles of Peach Blossom " was also a heart-wrenching novel. It told the love story between the female lead, Bai Qian, and the male lead, Ye Hua. They loved each other, but because of various restrictions and misunderstandings, they tortured each other. The final outcome was also very tragic. There were many other heart-wrenching novels such as " Delightful Separation "," Poisonous Shu Daughter "," Hua Qian Gu "," Chu Qiao's Biography ", and so on. These novels all had deep plots and tragic endings that made people think deeply.
In ancient novels, did the male and female protagonists start fighting each other and eventually fall in love?
"Black Lotus, She Moves Step by Step" fits your needs. The relationship between the male and female protagonists begins with love and killing each other. Later on, they fall into the whirlpool of power tactics. In the end, their fates overlap and they reach the end of love. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
The male and female protagonists in the school novel were infatuated with each other. Did they fall in love with each other in the end?
Hey, I recommend Little Soft Gum to you. This was a youth campus novel. The male lead, Chen Chen, was a campus boss. He had taken a fancy to the soft girl, Xu Mo, but he refused to admit that he liked her. In fact, Xu Mo was the little soft candy in his heart. Everyone in No.1 Middle School knew, but only Chen Chen did not admit it. The story included a plot where the male lead had a crush on the female lead. In the end, the male lead also fell in love with the female lead. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗