The Land of Fire's Princess Kidnaps the Warring States Big Four

[After I Eloped with a Ninja, He Insisted We Start a Rebellion] Chiyu Qianqiu was a princess of the Land of Fire. To avoid becoming a political pawn, she set her sights on the ninja ordered to watch her: Tobirama of the Senju clan. He seemed stern and old-fashioned, a man who kept others at a distance. Though strong enough to kill her with ease, he could only kneel before her and obey her orders. She immediately came up with an escape plan: Step one: abduct him and elope. Step two: flee the Land of Fire. Step three: find a remote mountain forest, take up farming, and live out their days in peace. The plan hit one snag after another, but she finally escaped her cage, and Tobirama still observed every courtesy owed to a princess. Just as she was imagining their wonderful new life, Tobirama suddenly overstepped the bounds of their master-servant relationship and spread out a map of the world. “Your Highness, war is raging everywhere. How will you survive on your own?” His crimson eyes burned with unrestrained ambition. “The daimyo is incompetent, and the system has stagnated. You should form an alliance with the Senju clan through marriage. I, Tobirama, will be the blade in your hand and help you become the daimyo of the Land of Fire.” She froze on the spot. Wait, I just grabbed a bodyguard to elope, and now you want to start a rebellion? But... why not? We should have gotten rid of those awful people ages ago. [Bonus Scene] Qianqiu: Would you run away with me? Tobirama: With all due respect, no matter how you threaten me, I will not agree. Qianqiu: ...Then will you be my little dog? Tobirama: Yes. Qianqiu: ? [Tips] 1. The story opens from Tobirama’s perspective. The heroine’s perspective begins in chapter two. The romance is a slow burn early on. In the middle, she successfully escapes and abducts an Uchiha. Later, she founds Konoha and starts a rebellion. 2. Tobirama is the love interest. Other characters have one-sided crushes. Hashirama and Mito are not a pairing to break up. 3. Related settings are based only on the original manga. 4. Some background customs draw on Japanese period novels, such as The Cicada’s Cry, Lady Yodo’s Diary, and Furin Kazan. [Archived on 2026.2.27] Theme: Put people first