Who had red hair in ancient novels?

If Naruto had red hair, it would likely have been a significant visual change. It might have influenced his personality traits ascribed by others or the way his skills and abilities were perceived. Maybe it would have added an extra layer of mystery or charm to him.

I recommend the ancient romance novel,"Poisonous Pet Little Medical Concubine: Black-bellied Prince, Too Seductive." The female protagonist was a famous 21st century female doctor who had transmigrated into a sickly woman. Her identity was a mystery and she was trapped in a large medicine pot in the backyard all year round. He accidentally discovered that after transmigrating, he was actually immune to all poisons. However, he was used as a divine weapon by a certain prince to test poisons and failed repeatedly. The female protagonist was raised as a poisonous person since she was young, and her red hair was synonymous with poison, which matched the plot in the question. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

There's no way to tell the author of the 'the girl with red hair story' just from this title. It could be a self - published work by an amateur writer, or it could be part of a collection by a more established author. If there were more details like the genre of the story, or where it was first published, it would be easier to make an educated guess about the author.

I don't know. There are so many cartoons out there, and it's hard to pin down exactly which one has a girl duck with red hair without more context.

"The Favorite in Prosperous Times: My Lord, My Lady Is Not Married" was an ancient romance novel. The female protagonist had red hair, was wild, violent, mischievous, and possessed special abilities. She had a strange personality. She came from the Luo family and was the most precious treasure of the Luo family. She met the male lead because she calmed his temper, and from then on, she lived in his heart. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Perhaps it could be Selene Gallio. She's a Marvel villain with red hair and powerful abilities. Her character often causes trouble for the heroes.

One such hero could be Archie Andrews from Archie Comics. He's got that trademark red hair and is known for his adventures in Riverdale.

One interesting red hair novel could be 'Anne of Green Gables'. The main character, Anne, has red hair. It's a classic that tells the story of an orphan girl's life on Prince Edward Island, filled with her vivid imagination and growth experiences.

It could be for creating a visually distinct and interesting look. Maybe it's to make the characters stand out or add some variety to the cartoon.