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  1. Naruto: The Hyuga Clan's Little Demon 木叶:日向家的混世魔王 Anime Fanfiction406k WordsCompleted On a rainy night in Konoha's 34th year, Haru, a daughter of the Hyuga Main Family, gave birth to a child destined to overturn the shinobi world's order: Hyuga Hikaru. The posthumous son of Retsuto, the Uchiha Clan Head, Hikaru was born bearing the burden of two bloodlines with ocular powers and became the focus of political maneuvering between the Hyuga and Uchiha clans. Yet this child, prophesied to unleash bloodshed and chaos, turned the stern Hyuga Clan Compound into a riotous playground with 21Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. The New Legend of Sword and Fairy: The Human Path 新仙剑人间道 Female-Channel Fanfiction60k WordsCompleted After Ten Years in Seclusion, I Picked Up a Divine-Blooded Child as My Son After the Demon-Suppressing Tower collapsed and his beloveds perished, Li Xiaoyao, former head of the Shushan Sect, grew disillusioned with the martial world and went into seclusion in Yuhang Town, living as an unknown drunkard. Who could have expected that on a snowy night before the New Year, a divine infant would fall from the heavens, bearing the divine realm's sigils and a bond of shared life, stirring the heart th 4Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Crown Prince Hong of the Tang Dynasty: Six Records of a Fleeting Life 大唐太子弘:浮生六记 Ancient Romance115k WordsOngoing I, Li Hong, eldest son of Wu Zetian, became Crown Prince at four and died at twenty-four. The histories only say I was “kind and filial, and died young.” They do not know that since childhood I could see the threads of fate: with every choice, countless possible futures unfolded before me. When I was ten, I led my imprisoned sister into the great hall and exposed the deadly trap my mother had carefully laid. In that moment, I understood: in this man-eating palace, “benevolence” is not a virtue. —Reads—Score—Shelves