The Male Protagonist Doesn't Love the Female Protagonist at First and Wants to Kill Her
I want to read a book similar to "Crushing Tenderness". Is there the kind where the male protagonist doesn't love the female protagonist at first and wants to kill her, but then the female protagonist pretends to be pitiful in front of the male protagonist, or is really pitiful, making the male protagonist inexplicably distressed and can't bear to kill her? It's best to be rescued by a female protagonist
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There are fifty strings of Jinse for no reason, each string and one column reminds me of my good years. When I watch it, I am always attracted by the character of the heroine. I hope it will be updated soon. I am anxious for the plot behind it:)
It's great, cheers author!
I think I can predict the following plot. The male protagonist has a new girlfriend and pretends not to know the female protagonist. The female protagonist recognizes the male protagonist. The female protagonist thinks that it is impossible for her to fall in love with the male protagonist. Then she goes through some things. In the end, the male protagonist realizes that it is impossible to forget the female protagonist. Then they get together again. Then they experience some things and finally have a happy ending
The story is told well
Bashō's style is fixed in the period, has suspense elements, and the writing is concise. It's worth reading. Five-star praise.