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Take a look at the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, the Papacy, and Hamilton's ideal government. All of these can be considered 'elective monarchies'. Or you could use constitutional monarchies if you wish.

Was planning a release today of the first chapter of Drift Hero. My computer decided otherwise and auto updated and I lost everything.

If you are looking for that sort of content, go read wuxia or xianxia novels, as many of them have BL elements. Though most of those novels are blazing dumpster fires, you might have to sift through a bit of them before you might find something with a semi-decent plotline. I cannot recommend...

It is not a novel but a comic book, Hellblazer has a protagonist named Constantine who fits that narrative. However, if you are looking for the series to be centered around romance as one of its major points, that probably won't be the right comic series for you.

The machine sprung to life with an unsettling hum as a seemingly harmless beam of light illuminating the small confined space behind the thin glass panel, that allowed on lookers to gaze upon the horror in front of them. The numbers on the machine slowly counted down as a tantalizing steam rose...

Blue Moon or Scooperman both are really good.

They could be like some sort of ancient super soldiers, that can only really be destroyed by either the flames of the kiln that made them or a command word that cause the life that was breathed into them to leave its body. Otherwise, no matter how much they are broken, shattered, stomped, etc...

I think it would be cool once they drain the city, they find no remnants of the golems except vaguely humanoid-shaped features, like an unfinished hand or an arm molded out of wet clay by some strange-looking pottery wheels. And the thing that activates the golems to come to life is a kiln...

I also mentioned the absence of faith I think would be really world-shattering for an atheist to meet an actual godlike being. That straight grabbed their soul and brought it to a different plane of reality.

I find it weird that people in Isekai can be so detached from religion or the absence of it and not break down after realizing that they have been reincarnated or be traveled to a completely different plane of existence. Has anyone else wondered why nobody has really used that as a plot point?

I saw blue and had a Vietnam flashback, thinking that 2021 was back.

I believe no, but either way love your child, adopted or blood-related.

What happened to Patrick Bateman? I was hoping to see more of him.

I literally come up with all of my ideas by scribbling some random nonsense down, mashing up genres and things I like, and asking my friends if the idea is too absurd. Honestly, I would like to talk to more and more people about ideas I have and things I like.