Are there any novels in which the male protagonist has a very indifferent character?

"Wuxin Miracle Doctor"

He has a cool temperament like the moon;

He has the medical skills to bring the dead back to life;

His otherworldly His appearance fascinated countless young girls, and even men, but he didn't hold anyone in his heart. He just did what he wanted to do casually.

He is Lan Ruoyao, a man who has emerged from the mortal world with no color, no desires, no feelings, and no injuries;

People in the world call him - the Wuxin miracle doctor.

She has a pair of eyes like crescent moons,

She has unpredictable poison skills,

She is the new successor of Netherworld Valley The Valley Master,

Her temperament is both good and evil,

She is the "little witch" Le Xiaobu.

People in the world call her the new generation of "Poison King"

What is the life trajectory of the doctor and the poisoner, the unintentional him, and her, who is both good and evil?

Perhaps, only this unpredictable world can bring these two people together————

She loves him, but what about him?

PS: Both the male and female protagonists are powerful, dedicated one-on-one, and a warm world in the style of Cologne.

"Yangui/Big City Little Love"

The copywriting is not good

It is about a few children in a very poor alley, mainly Yangui That girl's life, the indifference and affection of the young male protagonist will definitely move you

The same goes for Yangui, one of the best

"The Prince and the Rose"

Although The male protagonist is cold and domineering, but very simple and sincere.

"White Tiger Play"

Tang Wubo was very glad that he was not a beauty.

Although her father is a handsome Hanlin bachelor, and her sisters are all as beautiful as flowers, and she is just like an inconspicuous grass in a clump of famous flowers, Tang Wubo is still very happy that she was not accidentally caught. Generate beauties.

However, she made a lot of money from beautiful women.

The Silk Workshop under Tang Wubo is the best cloth shop in the south of the Yangtze River. From queens and princesses to wealthy daughters, no one can resist the silk workshop cloth. These rich beauties will spin silk cloth. As his second life, he would often buy spun silk satin worth tens of thousands taels as soon as he made a move, which made Tang Wubo raise the corners of his mouth and gleam with a mocking look in his eyes.