• Action
  
  
• Comedy
  
  
• Ecchi
  
  
• Harem
  
  
• Romance
  
  
• Science Fiction
  
  
• School Life
  
  
• Slice of Life
  
  
• Space Opera
  
  
• Light Novel

• Alien Princess
  
  
• Alien Technology
  
  
• Harem Shenanigans
  
  
• Accidental Pervert
  
  
• Fake Relationship
  
  
• Fake Couple Becomes Real
  
  
• Tsundere Love Interest
  
  
• Kuudere Love Interest
  
  
• Yandere Elements
  
  
• Overprotective Protagonist
  
  
• Jealous Love Interests
  
  
• Exploding Inventions
  
  
• Slapstick Comedy
  
  
• Royalty in Disguise
  
  
• Inventor Protagonist
  
  
• Found Family
  
  
• Love Triangle
  
  
• Multiple Love Interests
  
  
• Weak to Strong (Emotional Growth)
  
  
• Wannabe Hero
  
  
• Hero Complex
  
  
• Misunderstandings
  
  
• Dense but Kind Male Lead
  
  
• Personal Growth
  
  
• Media Manipulation
  
  
• Relationship Drama
  
  
• Advanced Civilization
  
  
• Intergalactic Politics
  
  
• School on Another Planet
  
  
• Sister Complex
  
  
• Sibling Rivalry
  
  
• Enemies to Allies
  
  
• Ecchi Situations with Heart
  
  
• Rescues the Girl
  
  
• Secret Identity
  
  
• Space Travel
  
  
• Arranged Marriage
  
  
• Coming-of-Age
  
  
• Emotional Conflict
  
  
• Social Status Disparity
  
  
• Romantic Rivalry
  
  
• Galactic Conspiracy
  
  
• Comedy Through Chaos
  
  
• Power Imbalance (Romantic/Political)
  
  
• Protective Love Interest
  
  
• Outrageous Situations
  
  
• Unwanted Attention
  
  
• Hero’s Journey (Subverted)
  
  
• “Not a Real Couple” Trope
  
  
• High-Tech Hijinks
  
  
• Disguised Nobility
  
  
• Domestic Chaos
  
  
• Assassin Love Interest
  
  
• Over-the-Top Antics
  
  
• School Terrorist Incident
  
  
• Soft Sci-Fi Worldbuilding
  
  
• Cross-Cultural Romance
  
  
• One Guy Surrounded by Girls
  
  

Ethical Dilemma in Romance

Jāhilīyahns rarely left their home planet. They were not isolationists who believed in remaining on their planet from birth to death, in segregating themselves from the rest of the galaxy. It was simply a matter of genetics. Jāhilīyahns were not built with space travel in mind. Their bodies were naturally predisposed toward surviving in the harsh deserts of their home, and they couldn’t survive long periods of time outside of that ecosystem.

That said, they had created spaceships to travel the stars specifically designed to mimic the environment of their home planet.

The reasons they traveled to space were few and far between. While some had left their home planet of Jāhilīyah to seek adventure, using a unique eco-suit that mimicked the arid environment of their home planet, most journeyed into space to acquire resources—namely, water. Because their planet was a desert, there was little water to be found. Even moisture vaporators didn’t work well. After all, one could not pull what didn’t exist.

There used to be water beneath the surface, flowing through subterranean veins. Such was not the case now. Their water had long since dried up. Without water, her people would die, and so they took to the stars to import water from other planets.

However, there was only so much they could import. Aside from that, Jāhilīyah did not have much in the way of natural resources. Their planet did not contain any precious minerals, no unique treasures specific to their planet, so they lacked anything of value with which to barter. This meant that all of their water came from a few brave souls. These Jāhilīyahns wandered the galaxy, doing odd jobs in exchange for water.

Unfortunately, odd jobs could only get them so much. That was why, when the message from King Lucifer spread to their part of the galaxy, Al-lāt had ordered her eldest brother to marry Princess Gabrielle at any cost. If he could become the ruler of the galaxy, the emperor, then their people’s livelihood would be secured. That was her hope.

Things hadn’t turned out like she’d expected them to.

Kneeling before her, his durable exo-skeleton chipped and cracked, was her brother. Ibn-Al Kalbi had definitely seen better days. He reminded her of this one time where she’d used her powers over sand to slowly crush a rock. She wondered at what sort of trouble he’d run into that could make him look like this.

“I am guessing things did not go as planned,” she stated.

Her brother flinched. “No, they did not. It is with great regret that I admit I wasn’t able to make Princess Gabrielle mine.”

“How is it that you, one of our best puppet masters, was defeated by a mere human?”

Jāhilīyahns were known for their unique puppeteering skills. By manipulating the energy inside of themselves, they could create threads that they attached to objects and controlled them. To this end, they built puppets forged from an alloy that was stronger than adamantium using a unique forging process where they melted the sand of their home planet, which had the alloy their puppets needed.

Of course, the sands of their deserts did not have much of that alloy. Certainly, there was not enough to make these puppets for everyone, which was why only their most elite members of society, their nobles, were able to have these puppets made.

While most of their puppets were not made for combat, her brother was one of their Guardian Warriors, a group dedicated to protecting the peace and prosperity of their planet. His puppets were made for battle.

“The person that I faced couldn’t possibly be human!” Ibn-Al Kalbi shouted. “There’s no way! He was way stronger than any human I’ve ever heard of! And he had this weird power that completely destroyed my most powerful puppet!”

“A strange power, you say?”

“Yeah. A really strange power. The first time I fought him, this strange red aura appeared and nearly melted my puppets, and when I used Iblīs, he created this giant sword out of blue energy and cut right through my armor!”

Al-lāt frowned. “That does not sound like a human.”

Humans were the most numerous species in the galaxy, but they were also the weakest. They had no powers, no unique attributes, and their only saving grace seemed to be their ability to survive in a variety of different environments. Killing a single human should have been easy.

But, if he isn’t a human like King Lucifer said…

Could it be that King Lucifer was merely toying with everyone? The man was not known to be a joker. Al-lāt had heard rumors that King Lucifer had a terrible temper. He had destroyed a planet once just because its representative had pissed him off.

I must get to the bottom of this.

“Go to the hospital and get your wounds healed, please.”

“H-hold on! Let me make up for my failure. Send me back to Mars and I’ll—”

“No,” Al-lāt interrupted, holding up a hand. “You will do no such thing, not while you’re in this condition. Go to the hospital, rest, and heal your wounds. I’ll deal with Gabrielle’s suitor personally.”

Ibn-Al Kalbi looked like he wanted to argue, but he seemed to think better of it. Standing to his feet, he bowed to her, trying to mask his pain, and limped out of the room. When he was gone, Al-lāt turned to stare at the stars.

The place where she stood was her meditation chamber. There was nothing within it—nothing save the viewport that allowed her a glimpse of the world outside, of space. The sight beyond her eyes was beautiful. Billions of stars swirled around her vessel like a desert mosaic. She remembered admiring these stars on her planet for many years, but seeing them while floating through space was something else entirely.

Within the viewport, however, was another object aside from the stars. Mars. The planet where Gabrielle and her current suitor, the one who garnered her favor, lived. Several vessels orbited the planet, massive ships that she didn’t want to tangle with. The single ship that she’d brought with her did not have the firepower needed to fight off a fleet. It might not even be capable of defeating a single dreadnaught.

Jāhilīyahn vessels were not made for combat.

“I see that our esteemed elder brother has failed,” a voice said from above her.

She sighed. “How long do you plan on remaining hidden up there?”

“Sorry. I would have spoken up sooner, but listening to Ibn-Al Kalbi talk about the princess’s suitor made me intrigued.”

A dull thud behind her let Al-lāt know that her youngest brother had dropped to the floor. She didn’t turn around to face him, but she didn’t need to. While her youngest brother might have been playful and mischievous, he’d never betray her. It was only because of him that she was still alive to begin with.

“Do you plan on trying to go after Princess Gabrielle’s suitor yourself?” she asked.

“Naw,” he said, his voice still playful. “I’m not really interested in marrying anything that looks even remotely human. I’d much rather find a nice Jāhilīyahn girl to settle down with. Let my brother have the disgusting princess.”

While humanoids were often considered the most beautiful species in the galaxy, for certain species, such as Jāhilīyahns, they were the most hideous. Even Ibn-Al Kalbi had protested marrying her at first. Only his sense of duty and the knowledge that he could practice polygamy kept him from refusing.

“Is that so? Should I feel insulted?”

“Oh, no. You’re not human, Sis. Come on. Sure, you might look a little… weird, but you’re definitely Jāhilīyahn—no matter what those old bastards say.”

“Then what will you do, Manāf?”

“Hmm. I think I’ll test this suitor that my brother was talking about.” Even though she still hadn’t turned around, Al-lāt didn’t need to, to know that her brother was smiling. “I’m really curious to see that human’s power in action.”

“Then you may do as you please.”

“Thank you, Sis.”

Footsteps echoed behind her, the slow clacking of numerous legs. A hiss sounded out as the door slid open and then closed. Al-lāt took a deep breath as she was engulfed in silence.

Beyond the glasteel window, the stars continued to shine.

Step-by-Step Guide to Sideload EPUB Files Purchased from Shopify onto Kindle

Amazon now supports EPUB files on Kindle, but you need to send them through Send to Kindle or convert them. Follow these steps to get your EPUB books on your Kindle.

Method 1: Send to Kindle (Recommended)

Amazon now allows you to send EPUB files directly to your Kindle via email or the Send to Kindle app.

Step 1: Find Your Kindle Email Address

Go to Amazon → Manage Your Content & Devices (Link).

Click the Devices tab.

Select your Kindle device and note the "Send-to-Kindle Email" (e.g., yourname@kindle.com).

Step 2: Send EPUB to Kindle via Email

Open your email client (Gmail, Outlook, etc.).

Compose a new email to your Send-to-Kindle Email.

Attach the EPUB file you purchased.

Send the email. Amazon will convert it and deliver it to your Kindle.

Alternative: Use the "Send to Kindle" App

Download the Send to Kindle App (PC, Mac).

Drag and drop the EPUB file into the app.

Select your Kindle and send it.

Method 2: USB Transfer (For Advanced Users)

This method requires converting the EPUB to Kindle’s MOBI or AZW3 format.

Step 1: Convert EPUB to MOBI or AZW3

Download Calibre (Link).

Open Calibre and add your EPUB file.

Click Convert books → Choose MOBI or AZW3 as the output format.

Click OK to convert.

Step 2: Transfer to Kindle via USB

Connect your Kindle to your PC/Mac using a USB cable.

Open the Kindle folder in File Explorer (Windows) / Finder (Mac).

Drag and drop the converted file into the Documents folder.

Eject your Kindle, and your book will appear in your library.

Bonus: Use a Third-Party App

Apps like Send to Kindle for Android/iOS or Readwise Reader can also sync EPUBs to Kindle.

Now, enjoy your book on Kindle! 📖🔥