(10-12-2021, 01:10 AM)classicdrogn Wrote: Deviate's Fish has a (currently) One Piece SI on QQ called [NSFW] Worldhopping Haremseeking Powertrip, which is mostly what it says on the tin, though only possibly working up to moving to another world for a bit in three or four chapters, with thirty one in the can already. The thing is, it's quite a lot of fun despite being One Piece, and well above "guilty pleasure" writing quality. (It also doesn't include explicit sex or so far gore, despite the NSFW tag and nekomata undead-raising, though it's definitely going on and foreplay and aftercare are peripherally on camera as things metaphoriclaly fade to or from black. Even despite my severe hatedom for romanticised pirates, I still feel entirely confident in reccomending it.

Also on QQ and both shorter (three or four story posts so far) and fully explicit is orbital's Kancolle-based nerfed-Waifu-Catalog fic, [NSFW] Doing Things the Hard Way, which has so far done a great job of mating the upboat humor of the better Kancolle fanon with sexy funtimes, even if there are some possibly concerning tags and author planning comments. Of note, Destroyers tend to look young enough it'll probably be illegal to read it in Canada or parts of the EU before too long despite being a) fictional characters and b) aggregate spirits of warships full of lusty sailors actively fighting and slowly losing ground in an ongoing apocalyptic worldwide war against supernatural invaders. (At least some of whom are also on the list to be lewded at some future point.)

Honestly, if there was more good KC stuff around I might leave this one to the "not quite recommended" thread, but it is at least fun even if it's no great literature.

Quote:the upboat humor of the better Kancolle fanon

(10-12-2021, 06:31 AM)robkelk Wrote: So, does every action at (QQ) require one to be logged in (and they won't accept a disposable email address in order to create an account), or did you just get really unlucky in your choice of links?

(10-12-2021, 10:10 AM)classicdrogn Wrote:

(10-12-2021, 06:31 AM)robkelk Wrote: So, does every action at (QQ) require one to be logged in (and they won't accept a disposable email address in order to create an account), or did you just get really unlucky in your choice of links?

It may be that you must be logged in to read things in the NSFW section? For the legal fig leaf of being able to point at the user saying they're of age and that accessing whatever it is, is legal in their jurisdiction, if nothing more. As for disposable emails not being accepted... All I know is that it worked with my mail.com address, and I don't get any spam there except what I've actually signed up for, after opting out of the weekly mail.com thing.

(03-28-2019, 08:27 PM)ECSNorway Wrote: https://forums.spacebattles.com/threads/a-wand-for-skitter.730018/

A Wand For Skitter (HP.Worm) - Taylor Hebert, post-canon, wakes up as an 11-year-old in the England of HP-verse. No, Hogwarts is not prepared for Skitter.

Quote:"If you have the facts on your side, pound the facts. If you have the law on your side, pound the law. If you have neither the facts nor the law, pound the table."

Mutant law was an emergent field, more or less the wild west of the legal profession, and on a good day, you're lucky if the law and facts aren't all dead-set against you. And when your list of recurring clients includes the Wielder of Cerebro and the Master of Magnetism?

Well... suffice to say, there is plenty of pounding the table to be done.

(10-21-2021, 02:35 AM)ECSNorway Wrote: “Pound the Table” is excellent. Highly recommend.

Not much action, great legal drama.

(08-05-2021, 03:40 PM)classicdrogn Wrote: I'm the Evil Lord of an Intergalactic Empire! is actually an original light novel rather than fanfic, and the link is to a google search rather than a specific archive site as there are multiple translations available for that matter, but it's a relatively unique take on the generic issekai format. The usual sword skills and magic (and MC's prodigious talent for it) are in effect, but the overall tone is actually more in line with classic space opera as the MC is left to take over management of a heavily indebted backwater territory (nominally an entire galaxy, but for practical purposes just the one planet) from an early age and is continually frustrated by how he has to fix the economy before there's anything there to squeeze dry, modernize the military and secure the region from raiders before he could embark on any campaigns of conquest, etc., and just generally by how his self interested and indulgent intent ends up making him look like an ideal lord and leaves both the higher officials in the imperial bureaucracy and the population at large singing his praises at every turn. (Enlightened self interest is really quite something!)

Just, skip the first chapter, as it's nothing but your bog standard miserable death after an unfortunate life with the only even slight twist being that the annoying chatty ROB is "secretly" (from the MC, it's made all too obvious to the reader) malicious. Seriously, the times it shows up again to ineffectually attempt diabolus ex machina plots are consistently the worst scenes. Skipping over them and applying a bit of the ol' perception filter to use in character justifications instead greatly raises the strength and quality of the narrative, though it is reasonably decent as it stands.

(12-30-2021, 07:28 PM)zojojojo Wrote: recently stumbled upon a Warhammer SI that was pretty good... I had reservations about anything set in that universe of suck, but this one was quite enjoyable!
Acolyte : https://forums.spacebattles.com/threads/acolyte-40k.811952/
with a sequel, Interrogator: https://forums.spacebattles.com/threads/acolyte-40k.811952/

Quote:I had an idea for an in character Villain Deku story.

Izuku's personality remains the same but instead of heroes he is a villain otaku who believes in the narrative convention that a hero is defined by their villains.

So he decides to provide the heroes with a better class of villain to help the heroes improve.

His crimes would be challenges to heroes that seem dangerous on the outside but they're always set up so that no one would actually get hurt.

Kind of like if the Riddler didn't actually want to hurt anyone.

• The Dursley family, enough said.
  
• Her father is in Azkaban, charged with betraying the Longbottoms to Voldemort
  
• Her mother is dead. (As far as she knows).
  
• Her godfather having broken off that tie, leaving her guardian as:
  
• Albus Dumbledore, who could kindly be called a blivet and less kindly, an active threat to Alexandra
  

Quote:The first time Jamie met Parker, they weren’t even breaking into anything cool. They were breaking into a dumpster. And really, what kind of snooty asshole restaurant locked their dumpsters? But the pizza place with the unlocked dumpsters had chased them away with a broom and some pretty creatively violent threats, and they were not keen to test their luck to see if those threats were idle or not.

So there they were, phone balancing on the edge of the dumpster, using the stolen wifi from inside (and really, what the hell kind of a password was ‘AVeryDistinctivePassword’) to stream a youtube video on how to open a padlock with a safety pin. It was not at all as easy as the guy in the voice-over was making it seem, and they weren’t sure if it was because people on youtube were full of crap or because their fingers were freezing and they weren’t doing it right.
“Try jiggling it up a little more,” a voice from above them said.

The tiny flailing ‘gah’ they shouted out was entirely justified, in Jamie’s opinion. Because when they looked up, there was a whole-ass woman, clad in black, hanging off the side of the building in some kind of climbing harness. She was holding onto a rope, just casually dangling there, one toe perched against the building like it was nothing.

Quote:Amy once told Jack that the only ones who paid attention to her were Tattletale and Skitter. And Skitter, Taylor, did once want to save her. What if she followed through at Amy's most critical moment? What if, when Amy was at her lowest and ready to break...she reached out that helping hand?