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Are Beast Nobles Supposed to Be This Lewd?

In the middle of the castle garden stood a table prepared for an elegant tea, draped in white lace, set with blue-and-white porcelain, tiered trays of pastel pastries, and crystal cups releasing the mingled scents of roses and spiced leaves in the warm afternoon air. And in the midst of this carefully arranged ensemble lay Mirabelle Luchs. Her wild curls were spread across plates and among the tempting desserts. Her dress had been pushed up to her hips, her legs bent and braced against the edge of the table, trembling. Elegant male hands pressed them farther apart while she desperately tried to close them. Between her legs was the head of a man. His pointed fox ears twitched with amusement as his tongue moved over her again and again. ---- Read until ch30 for free. Mirabelle Luchs wakes up in a world that should not exist. A feudal beast kingdom ruled by instinct, hierarchy, and conquest. A world where aristocracy is carved into bloodlines and women like her are used to secure peace after defeat. She inhabits the body of an unmated duchess from the losing side of a brutal war. Sheltered until now. Politically valuable. Offered by treaty to powerful beast nobles from the victorious realm. Men who do not hide their expectations, their presence, or their hunger. Mirabelle is unprepared for medieval court life, for beast instincts worn openly, for how closely power and desire intertwine in this world. But she refuses to remain a passive prize. With a modern mind and a sharp sense for social dynamics, Mirabelle begins to turn the rules against those who seek to control her. Provocation becomes a choice. Submission a performance. A mature reverse harem fantasy set in a medieval beast world, featuring political marriages, power games, and a female lead who refuses to be ruled quietly. Also it is slow burn;) Every world hides secrets. Come Behind the Veil to share theories, fan art, and your favorite moments with fellow readers: https://discord.gg/Hgu3462cQg
Lautenspielerin · 336.6k Views

Extra's Sign In System: The Hero's an Idiot!

Mass Release Bribes & Goals: If you want to see Draven ruthlessly dismantle his enemies faster, fuel the System with your support! Power Stones (Weekly Goals): 200 Power Stones = 1 Bonus Chapter 500 Power Stones = 2 Bonus Chapters 1000 Power Stones = 4 Bonus Chapters Golden Tickets (Monthly Goals): Top 200 in Golden Tickets = 3 Chapter Mass Release Top 100 in Golden Tickets = 5 Chapter Mass Release Gifts (Instant Rewards): 1 Magic Castle = 2 Bonus Chapters 1 Spacecraft = 5 Chapter Mass Release Drop your Power Stones, leave a review, and let us show the naive heroes how it is really done. *** I died on the battlefield with a bullet in my lungs, only to wake up strapped to a freezing metal table with a fanatic priest aiming a rusted scalpel squarely at my manhood. Apparently, I had transmigrated into the world of "Hunter Odyssey", a trashy modern fantasy novel I read during my last military deployment. Worse? I was not the protagonist. I was Draven Mordis, a disposable orphan extra captured by a dark cult, destined to be castrated and turned into a brainwashed, lobotomized pawn in the prologue. Meanwhile, the actual "Hero" of this world, Neville Hennesy, is a naive, self-righteous idiot. I am a Commander. I do not play games. War is about efficiency, survival, and eliminating threats permanently. Just as the cultist's blade descends to claim my future, a translucent blue screen shatters the darkness. [Host survival rate at 0%.] [Emergency Sign-in Protocol Initiated...] [Reward: S-Rank Talent: Vector Manipulation.] *No Harem* Discord: https://discord.gg/dEWsPqDRFh Author's Notes & Release Schedule: Premium Lock: The novel will remain completely FREE until we hit the 30,000-word mark (around Chapter 30 to 40). After that, the chapters will be locked for Premium, so enjoy the massive free read and add it to your library!
Scarlett_Whisper · 1.2m Views

Dominion System

This wasn't how the world ended. Nothing collapsed. Nothing burned. It simply... changed. One rule at a time. When the sky turned metallic and a galactic evaluation system announced Earth's selection for civilization assessment, no one was ready. In the middle of a boring economics lecture, Arjun Mehta noticed the change before anyone else did — not the chaos, but the pattern behind it. Within minutes, Earth was ranked Civilization F. A countdown began. Creatures descended. Cities burned. And Arjun was chosen. Bound to the Galactic Command System and designated Commander, he jumped from a classroom window into an alien invasion with nothing but a prototype rifle, a basic drone, and a survival probability the system wasn't optimistic about. What followed was not a hero's rise. It was adaptation. Fight by fight, Arjun learned the invasion's logic — the creature units, the Elite Units, the Phase Shifts, the Overdrive's cost, the difference between surviving a threat and understanding it. Each escalation revealed a new layer of the evaluation system's design. Each victory produced a harder question. When Phase 2 initiated and the city's geography became contested territory, Arjun's fight changed from survival to strategy. Three ordinary people — Aarav, a grounded former footballer turned defensive anchor; Anaya, a phone-addicted girl whose emotional speed was becoming something sharper; and Kabir, a cautious engineer who looked at every broken system and saw what it could become — had stayed when they had every reason not to. They became a squad. Then a faction. Then something the other commanders in the city's zone contest would have to account for. Because the galactic evaluation system wasn't just testing whether humanity could survive. It was testing whether humanity could dominate. And somewhere in the city's contested zones, in the growing blue territory on a map that had once been entirely red, Arjun Mehta was beginning to understand that the evaluation had rules. And rules could be broken.
Sanzo_ · 84.8k Views