When I was studying, I once read a novel. The male lead was a painter with depression, and the female lead was a psychiatrist. Do you know which novel this is?

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Alright, I can help you summarize the content of the novels you have read. The novel you mentioned is called Vampire Hunter D. This novel tells the story of a vampire hunter named "D". He is very powerful, has various skills and weapons, and has fought many battles with other vampires and humans. In the novel, the male protagonist's dominance was manifested by his great strength and ruthless fighting style. He always took quick and decisive actions to protect himself and others. His actions and decisions were appreciated and respected by others, but at the same time, they were obstructed and challenged by some villains. In addition to the domineering male protagonist, there were many other wonderful plots and characters in the novel, including the female protagonist "Avril" and her human friends, the villain "Dark King" and his vampire allies, and so on. This novel had a strong fantasy element, but it also involved human nature, friendship, love and many other aspects of the theme.

This could be because your novel's plot or character creation has left a negative impression on your male protagonist. The male protagonist may be too perfect, selfish, cold, heartless, violent, overly dependent on others, or his actions or words may make you feel uncomfortable or disgusted. In addition, if your novel plot or character setting made your male lead seem too powerful or omnipotent, you might not like him. You might feel that the male protagonist's presence weakens the importance of the other characters or makes your novel lack depth and complexity. You can try to think more deeply about the male protagonist in your novel. Think about his personality, behavior, motives, and relationships with other characters. This will help you better understand the male protagonist and make your story more attractive.

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Ancient text? The male protagonist being the female protagonist's uncle could refer to the relationship between Jia Zheng and Jia Baoyu in 'Dream of the Red Chamber', or it could refer to the relationship between the characters in other novels or literary works. If I can provide more background information, I can better answer your questions.

Here are some recommended novels by the male lead: 1. " Rain of Tingnan ": The female lead of this novel was an impressionist painter. She had a sweet love story with a tall, rich, and handsome male lead with a master's degree in cardiology. 2. " My Mr. Ostrich ": The male protagonist of this novel was a painter who had lost both his arms. He and the female protagonist were childhood sweethearts. The two of them met again after being separated and finally got together. 3. " The Goddess Is Knocking on the Door ": This novel described a romance story where the male lead was a painter. 4. " Traces of the Wind ": This is a realistic novel. The male protagonist is a painter. 5. The male protagonist of this novel was a painter. 6. [The Prince Charming Is Disconnected]: This is a novel where the male lead is a painter. 7. " The Rich and Powerful Wife: The Cold Wife of a Two-bellied CEO ": The male lead of this novel is a painter. 8. [Tsundere Dancer: Breaking Through the World with a Magic Brush]: The male lead of this novel is a painter. Please note that the novels recommended above may have other works that are suitable for you.

Sorry, I'm not sure what novel you're referring to because you didn't provide enough information. If you can provide more details or descriptions, I will try my best to help you find the novel.

The male lead was injured in America and saved by the female lead. Then, the male lead began the process of looking for the female lead. He fainted when he saw the child. This might be because the male protagonist had a strong psychological trauma after being injured. The appearance of the female protagonist and her concern for the child made him feel comforted and warm, thus relieving his psychological pain. The plot of the novel was more romantic and suspenseful, and the relationship between the male and female protagonists could be more complicated.

Alright, I can help you answer this question. According to the information you provided, the plot of this novel is that the male protagonist was injured in the United States and was rescued by the female protagonist. After that, the male protagonist began to look for the female protagonist and fainted after seeing the child. This plot was often called a heroic plot because the male protagonist sacrificed his life to save the female protagonist and the child. This kind of plot usually appears in science fiction or martial arts novels, but it can also appear in other types of novels. It should be noted that this kind of plot is not always common because many people prefer to explore human nature and family stories. However, this kind of plot is usually regarded as a powerful emotional drive that can attract the reader's interest and strengthen the emotional depth of the novel.