Please recommend an urban novel where the male protagonist loves the female protagonist very much at first, but the female protagonist ignores him. Later, the male protagonist doesn't love the female protagonist anymore, and then he starts to pursue the female protagonist.

Well, it depends on the genre you like. If you're into science - fiction, look for fanfictions that explore advanced technologies in the future. There could be stories about time travel, or colonies on other planets. These often make for really interesting reads as they take the original concepts and expand them in creative ways.

The plot of 'Station Eleven Graphic Novel' is centered around a world that has been devastated. There are groups of survivors trying to make sense of the new reality. The traveling symphony is a key element. They journey around, performing Shakespeare and other works of art. Along the way, they encounter various challenges and other survivors. There are also flashbacks to the time before the apocalypse which help to contrast the two worlds and show how things have changed so drastically. It's a story about survival, hope, and the power of art in a world that has lost much of its former glory.

One interesting concept could be Tom and Jerry as human detectives solving mysteries in a big city. They might use their classic chase skills in a new way to catch criminals.

Another theme could be acceptance. The OC, being an outsider as a homeless character, might struggle to be accepted by either the Autobots or other human characters. They may face discrimination or suspicion at first, but then gradually earn trust through their actions. This theme can add a lot of depth to the story as it explores relationships and character growth. It can also show how different characters in the Transformers Prime universe react to those who are different or in a less fortunate situation.

One positive aspect is that they promote inclusivity. By featuring a gay furry dragon, it shows that all types of identities are welcome in the world of fictional stories. It can make readers who identify as gay or part of the furry community feel seen and accepted.

The key characters are Mary, Joseph, and Jesus. Angels also play an important role in the story.

In the Land of Wave, Naruto and Sakura could also get involved in rebuilding the village. They can use their skills to help the locals. Naruto can use his shadow clones for construction work, and Sakura can provide medical aid to the workers. This would not only strengthen their bond with the villagers but also help them grow as ninjas.

One common theme is family acceptance. Many stories revolve around the struggle to be accepted by their families. Some are lucky and their families come to embrace their identity, while others have a long journey to make their families understand.

The theme of transformation is also common. In 'The Frog Prince', the frog is transformed into a prince. This shows that change is possible and often associated with positive growth or rewards in fairy tales.

I'm not sure, but it could include the other kids who are associated with the animatronic hauntings in the FNAF series.