He had seen her in the most embarrassment and said she was the stupidest liar. Capital can be calculated, but love cannot be valued. A man with a net worth of hundreds of millions is willing to be deceived by her for the rest of his life. [Seeking attention][Seeking attention][Bookshelf plus one]
This one fits the title perfectly. The male protagonist reunited after being abandoned by the female protagonist, only to see that there was someone else around the female protagonist. He was secretly jealous and pretended not to care, and was very arrogant. Later, he opened his heart for the female protagonist and was willing to be tamed by the female protagonist. They had hated each other, they had been stubborn, and they had tested each other. It was not until this lonely and courageous phrase "Kill the Buddha" hit my ears that I was shocked to realize: His unwillingness to bow his head was true, and his sincerity in willing to risk everything for her was even more true.
In these books, the male protagonist is soft-hearted and soft-spoken. He actually likes the female protagonist, but he doesn't say it out loud. He dotes on her overtly and covertly. He doesn't admit his love in the first part, but it's really sweet in the later part. A happy ending, highly recommended!
Later, there was a bit of pretending not to love the heroine because the male protagonist has a rare disease and has a short time to live, so he pretended not to love the heroine. . .