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Starships Over Starlight

Starships Over Starlight

Zachary Chase never asked to be a noble. One moment he was a sleep-deprived gamer; the next, he woke up in the body of a disgraced young aristocrat in the Star Glory Empire—galaxy calendar 3030. His new "territory" is a cosmic joke: no Star Gate, bankrupt resources, a single rusted patrol ship held together by duct tape and prayers. The Empire has written him off. His rivals are circling. And to make matters worse, a mysterious Super Interstellar Fleet System just bound itself to him, offering impossible technology—T3 battlecruiser blueprints, starship engineering knowledge, and a very strange condition. Because the system's first rule? His fleet can only recruit female soldiers. But Zachary isn't complaining. While other commanders fight over politics, he starts building. No Star Gate? He'll invent one. No warships? He'll manufacture destroyers, frigates, and carriers by the dozen. His drone swarm tactics become legend. His all-female crew—backed by the system's Luck Bonus and Eye of Insight—outmaneuvers every enemy fleet that dares test him. Soon, the Empire's generals are baffled. Rival nobles are terrified. And a certain down-and-out noble is suddenly commanding a T5 fleet before the Empire even finishes researching its first prototype. Passersby beg to enlist. Recruiters offer blank checks. Even the Imperial Princess takes notice. Zachary just smiles and points to the recruitment sign: "Sorry. My starfleet only recruits female soldiers." In a galaxy where truth is measured in cannon range and power is written in starship hulls, Zachary Chase is rewriting the rules—one battlecruiser at a time.
Sci-fi
150 Chs
Drive me Wild, Rival(BL)

Drive me Wild, Rival(BL)

BOOK 2 [MATURE CONTENT WARNING: 18+ Only. Heavy Smuts, knotting, possessive themes, and dub-con. There is nothing Fluffy about this book] “Ride me hard, Alpha... and if you beg loud enough, I might just let you cross the finish line.” In the elite world of Formula 1, the name De Villier is law. Alaric de Villier is a world-class known racer and three-time champion who ruled the grid like a king—until he suddenly disappeared for two years following a near-fatal crash that left the world in shock. Now he's back, and the seat he left behind isn't empty anymore. It is now occupied by Nico Park. To the world, Nico is a "Beta"—a low-born nobody who somehow climbed the ranks and became the top player on the track. He didn’t just take Alaric’s seat; he made the world forget Alaric ever existed. He’s sassy, reckless, and treats the De Villier legacy like a pathetic joke. From the moment they met, it was hate at first sight. To Alaric, Nico is an inferior pest that needs to be put in his place—but to Nico, Alaric is just someone he wants to bend over. Nico is an Enigma, hiding under the guise of a Beta because Enigmas are supposed to be extinct—ghost stories told to frighten Alphas into submission. They were supposed to be rivals on the track and nothing more, until a freak storm trapped them in a secluded mountain cabin. One night of rain changed everything. It was supposed to be a secret release. A way to burn off the hate with no strings, no feelings, and definitely no witnesses. But behind locked doors, the "King" discovers the devastating truth: He wasn't the hunter. He was the prey. Alaric returns to reclaim his throne, but he’s about to realize that when you play with an Enigma, the only thing you’ll be reclaiming is the feeling of his knot breaking you apart. What happens when the biological marks of an Enigma begin to rewrite his body... and a secret begins to grow that could destroy the De Villier name forever? This is a standalone book from the series: Heat and Hierarchies (Book 2) Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction. The story is set in the world of Formula 1 racing, but all characters, teams, events, and situations are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real-life drivers, teams, or events is purely coincidental. This story contains adult content, sexual themes, omegaverse dynamics, and explicit smut. It is intended for readers 18 years and older. All depictions of rivalry, romance, and intimate encounters are fictional and should not be interpreted as reflecting real-life individuals or real racing events. #BL #Omegaverse #TrueAlpha #Enigma #RivalsToLovers #F1 #Mpreg #SecretIdentity #Smut #ForcedProximity #EnemiesWithBenefits #Erotica
LGBT+
162 Chs
Snow n' Starlight

Snow n' Starlight

First born princess of Goryeo is promised to Silla in marriage. What has begun as a promise between families becomes a pact sealed in blood when her betrothed is mysteriously killed. Now what binds Seol, the lady Ha In of Goryeo to Silla is a blood debt – to turn away from it would be to topple the country into irreparable chaos. Yet, her heart lies with another. Raised from obscurity of illegitimacy, fate of concubine - born last son of northern Kang clan rests on the emperor’s grace. However, being tasked with the guardianship of the imperial princess is the last of his worries. In the whirlwind of emotions that she brings along, it is not just his title that is at stake, but his heart and a secret that he had brought from a grave of a different time. Theirs is a fate from an age gone by, but a love impossible to attain. Theirs is a story written upon dying stars. *** From inside: The snow caressed him in a way she yearned to; fluttering against his lashes, tangled up in his hair. She has always felt home in north, in the valleys that filled themselves with her namesake and with this man beside he, arrows slung over his shoulder and laughter in his eyes. Silla and her betrothed would never take that place. Seol opens her mouth; it is now or never. “Don’t say it,” he cuts her off, a hand stretched out for a lonely snowflake to perch upon. It turns translucent against his roughed palm. “My hand isn’t made for snowflakes,” he sounds joyous, as he always does – when she is weeping within. His eyes remain resolutely elsewhere. “I’ve been summoned to the garrison,” he continues in that same flat tone. “My last duty here will be to deliver your highness to your betrothed.” She is unaware of the tear that has escaped, until an ice cold thumb brushes it off. “Don’t cry,” he says then and she sees the laughing spark in his eyes for what it truly is; longing. “It breaks my heart.” ***
Fantasy
141 Chs
Which chapter should I read if I want the chapter where Settlement faces the key fallout of "Settlement"?
The best chapter pointer here is Chapter 357, "Settlement". It opens with Their female-allergic Captain actually kissed one in public! and closes on Except for working hours, the rest of the time is yours," he said and some....
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2026-05-21 11:33
Which chapter should I read if I want the chapter where Settlement faces the key fallout of "Settlement"?
The best chapter pointer here is Chapter 357, "Settlement". It opens with Their female-allergic Captain actually kissed one in public! and closes on Except for working hours, the rest of the time is yours," he said and some....
1 answer
2026-05-13 23:37
Where in the first 1000 chapters does Ferrol drive the biggest consequence of "Settlement"?
A practical answer is Chapter 357, because it turns the idea into a concrete scene. The chapter opens with Their female-allergic Captain actually kissed one in public!, adds pressure through Anyway, after three months of suffering outside, they deserved some luxury!, and ends on Except for working.
1 answer
2026-05-21 05:15
Where in the first 1000 chapters does Ferrol drive the biggest consequence of "Settlement"?
A practical answer is Chapter 357, because it turns the idea into a concrete scene. The chapter opens with Their female-allergic Captain actually kissed one in public!, adds pressure through Anyway, after three months of suffering outside, they deserved some luxury!, and ends on Except for working.
1 answer
2026-05-18 12:10
Where in the first 1000 chapters does family politics drive the biggest consequence of "Settlement"?
A practical answer is Chapter 357, because it turns the idea into a concrete scene. The chapter opens with Their female-allergic Captain actually kissed one in public!, adds pressure through Anyway, after three months of suffering outside, they deserved some luxury!, and ends on Except for working.
1 answer
2026-05-07 03:42
Where in the first 1000 chapters does family politics drive the biggest consequence of "Settlement"?
A practical answer is Chapter 357, because it turns the idea into a concrete scene. The chapter opens with Their female-allergic Captain actually kissed one in public!, adds pressure through Anyway, after three months of suffering outside, they deserved some luxury!, and ends on Except for working.
1 answer
2026-05-18 22:25
Where in the first 1000 chapters does Altera Village drive the biggest consequence of "Settlement"?
A practical answer is Chapter 357, because it turns the idea into a concrete scene. The chapter opens with Their female-allergic Captain actually kissed one in public!, adds pressure through Anyway, after three months of suffering outside, they deserved some luxury!, and ends on Except for working.
1 answer
2026-05-04 15:38
Where in the first 1000 chapters does relationship tension drive the biggest consequence of "Settlement"?
A practical answer is Chapter 357, because it turns the idea into a concrete scene. The chapter opens with Their female-allergic Captain actually kissed one in public!, adds pressure through Anyway, after three months of suffering outside, they deserved some luxury!, and ends on Except for working.
1 answer
2026-05-03 19:06
Where in the first 1000 chapters does Altera Village drive the biggest consequence of "Settlement"?
A practical answer is Chapter 357, because it turns the idea into a concrete scene. The chapter opens with Their female-allergic Captain actually kissed one in public!, adds pressure through Anyway, after three months of suffering outside, they deserved some luxury!, and ends on Except for working.
1 answer
2026-05-01 11:12
Where in the first 1000 chapters does relationship tension drive the biggest consequence of "Settlement"?
A practical answer is Chapter 357, because it turns the idea into a concrete scene. The chapter opens with Their female-allergic Captain actually kissed one in public!, adds pressure through Anyway, after three months of suffering outside, they deserved some luxury!, and ends on Except for working.
1 answer
2026-04-24 04:47
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