Do you recommend those unrequited love novels where the male lead is very passive and the female lead is a goddess?

One interesting plot idea could be a story that focuses on their wedding preparations. It could show how Naruto, who is not used to all the formalities, struggles with choosing the right wedding kimono or learning the proper wedding etiquette. Hinata, on the other hand, is more in tune with the traditional aspects but is nervous about becoming the wife of the Hokage. Another idea could be a time - travel fanfic where they go back in time to their first meetings and relive those moments with the knowledge of their future together. It would be a chance for them to see how far they've come and how their relationship has developed over the years.

One popular 'ancient immortal Naruto fanfiction' could be 'Naruto: Reincarnation of the Ancient Immortal'. In this type of fanfiction, Naruto often gains powers or knowledge from an ancient immortal source. It usually involves Naruto facing new and more powerful enemies with his enhanced abilities. Another might be 'Naruto: The Ancient Immortal's Heir' where Naruto discovers he has a connection to an ancient immortal lineage and has to learn to control the newfound powers while still dealing with the normal Naruto -verse problems like Akatsuki.

It can divide the fan community. Some fans who are against such abuse - related fanfiction may feel alienated from those who create or support it. Also, it can make the overall fan experience less positive. New fans might be turned off if they come across this type of fanfiction first, thinking that the whole Watership Down fan world is about such negative things.

I'm not very familiar with the 'Ost drama New Gisaeng Story'. It might be a relatively niche or regional production. Maybe it has a unique story line and characters that are specific to its cultural context.

One good Mamoru and Usagi fanfiction could be 'Moonlight Encounter'. It beautifully captures their relationship in a new light. The author describes their interactions with great detail, making it a very engaging read.

I'm not sure. You can check the museum's official website or call them to find out if there are any current or upcoming science fiction exhibitions.

A fiction notice on books is extremely important. Consider a bookstore with hundreds of books. A well - written notice stands out and draws the reader in. It can convey the unique aspects of the story, like a special setting or an unusual protagonist. It also helps in categorizing the book within the vast sea of fiction. In the digital age, with so many e - books available, a good fiction notice can make a book more discoverable and increase its chances of being read.

There's also a fanfic titled 'Fading Memories'. In this, an old pony is slowly losing their memories and the way it's written makes you feel really sad for the character. It explores themes of aging and the fear of losing one's self through memory loss.

One of the notable 2017 sci - fi novels is 'The Collapsing Empire' by John Scalzi. It has an interesting concept of a galactic empire starting to fall apart. Another is 'Artemis' by Andy Weir. It takes the reader to a lunar colony with a great deal of scientific and technological details.

One common theme could be the exploration of the vampire lore within the Yu - Gioh universe. Another might be the relationship dynamics between the characters involved in the MPreg situation, especially with Hikari in the mix. It could also involve themes of power, as vampires are often associated with power in the Yu - Gioh world.