The male and female protagonists got a divorce because of a misunderstanding. The male protagonist pretended to be in a car accident and became a vegetable. After the female protagonist had a C-section, what recommendation letter did she have?
" President, Let's Get a Divorce " was a modern romance novel about a wealthy family. The male and female leads divorced because of suspicion and conspiracy that destroyed their trust. The male lead pretended to be in a car accident and became a vegetable to influence the female lead. The female protagonist had a car accident on the way home and gave birth to a child. In the end, the misunderstanding between the male and female protagonists was resolved, and the two of them got back together after the truth was revealed. If you like modern romance novels about wealthy families, I recommend the following to you: Your Wife's IQ Is Back on the Line "," Young Master Mo's Sky-high Contracted Wife "," Loveless Marriage ", etc. I hope you like my recommendation.
The male and female protagonists are childhood sweethearts. Because of a misunderstanding, they got married and abused the female protagonist. Later, the female protagonist ran away with the ball.
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In which novel did the male and female protagonists argue because of a misunderstanding, and then the female protagonist felt uncomfortable because of her period?
In the book," I'm always attacking the male god of the game ", the female protagonist, Pei Xingyun, had a disagreement with the male protagonist in a certain world due to a misunderstanding. In the end, the female protagonist had her period to prove her innocence.
Is there a misunderstanding between the male and female protagonists?
There was no misunderstanding between the male and female leads of Cherishing Flowers. Their fate began with a chance encounter. When Gu Yanxi was deep in sorrow, Hua Zhi handed him a handkerchief to express sympathy and care. Many years later, the two of them met again and began to interact and communicate frequently. Gu Yanxi was attracted by Hua Zhi's tenacity, intelligence, and loyalty. Hua Zhi also felt Gu Yanxi's sincerity and affection. The development of their relationship was not smooth sailing, but there was no obvious misunderstanding.
Was this romance novel about the female protagonist leaving the male protagonist because of a misunderstanding?
Marriage With A Kiss met the requirements. The female protagonist loved fashion design. After she and the male protagonist got together by chance, they started to get intimate. However, they were separated because of a misunderstanding between their first love and their child. In the end, she left the male protagonist and completed the change of identity. She became a famous fashion designer and returned to the regretful male protagonist. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Was there a novel in which the male protagonist took revenge on the female protagonist because of a misunderstanding?
Yes, I recommend "The Unexpected Bride: Challenging the Black-bellied Guardian", a modern romance novel about wealthy families. Because of the misunderstanding, the male protagonist supervised everything about the female protagonist, including making friends and dating, and strictly reviewed every friend of the female protagonist. The male protagonist thought that he was the female protagonist's man and had the right to ask about everything about the female protagonist. The female protagonist felt restrained, and the two kept taking revenge on each other. The plot was very tense and exciting. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
Were there any novels in which the male and female protagonists hated each other and hurt each other because of a misunderstanding, but in the end, the misunderstanding was resolved and they got back together?
There were many time-travel novels where the male and female protagonists hated each other because of a misunderstanding, hurt each other, and ended up together again after the misunderstanding was resolved. The following are some examples: [1] Tong Hua: This novel tells the story of a modern girl who traveled back in time to become the concubine of Emperor Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty. Because of Yongzheng's indifference and his ambiguous relationship with the other concubines, the relationship between the female lead, the 14th Prince, and Yongzheng had always been very tense and hurt each other. However, in an accident, the heroine found out that she was Yongzheng's younger sister. The misunderstanding between the two was resolved and they finally got together. 2. Fuyao-Yang Mi: This novel tells the story of a modern girl who traveled to ancient times to become the concubine of Prince Wuji. Because of the Wuji Crown Prince's coldness and his ambiguous relationship with the other concubines, the relationship between the female lead, Fu Yao, and him had always been very tense and hurt each other. However, in an accident, the heroine found out that she was the younger sister of Prince Wuji. The misunderstanding between the two was resolved and they finally got together. 3 " Hua Qian Gu "-Zhao Liying: This novel tells the story of a modern girl who traveled to ancient times to become Hua Qian Gu. Due to the betrayal of his master, Bai Zihua, and the other concubines, Hua Qiangu and Bai Zihua's relationship had always been tense and they hurt each other. However, in the final battle, the misunderstanding between the two was resolved and they ended up together. The plots of these novels were somewhat similar to the male and female protagonists hurting each other at first because of some misunderstandings, but as time passed, the misunderstandings gradually cleared up and they finally got back together.
In the novel, the female protagonist stabbed the male protagonist because of a misunderstanding, and the male protagonist asked her not to leave?
The novel was called " I'm Tackling the Prince Charming in the Game."
In novels with the male protagonist's surname Wan, the male protagonist and the female protagonist were university classmates. After the two got married, they divorced because of a misunderstanding, but in the end, they got back together?
"The Strongest Ex-Wife: The Love of Mr. Lu" was a modern romance novel. The male protagonist's surname was Lu, not Wan. The female lead and Mr. Lu were university classmates. After they got married, they divorced because of a misunderstanding. In the end, the two of them still got together. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
The protagonists of this novel were a male soldier and a female student. Were they separated because of a misunderstanding?
The novel 'Searing Red at the Border' meets your needs. The male lead was a young military officer, while the female lead had studied abroad. The two were separated because of the infatuated pursuit of the female lieutenant, Liu Cui. The plot takes place at the distant border. The male and female protagonists and other young soldiers face the test of environment, career and love together. In the end, would they be able to get together? I hope you like my recommendation, Mwah ~😗
In this ancient novel, did the male protagonist frequently abuse the female protagonist because of a misunderstanding?
"Forced Marriage and Love", a modern romance novel about wealthy families, might be suitable for your needs. There were many misunderstandings between the male lead Chu Qiu Ci and the female lead Ye Chan because of the filming of the TV series. The male lead tortured the female lead in bed. But in fact, the male lead wasn't really abusing the female lead in the bed scene. He was just trying to deter the female lead from abandoning him. Later, with the efforts of the female lead, the male lead gradually let down his guard, and their relationship gradually warmed up. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗