Reader’s Picks: Thomas Chipz
I’m Thomas Chipz! I’ve been visiting mcstories since long before I should’ve been reading smut online. I loooove reality shifting stories, and am very into stories in which one of the characters falls in love. I find that I’m drawn to things that are heavily serialized, rather than one-offs, but I find that those are nice for a quick hit when necessary (you know the those times). My favorite authors dive deeply into the psyche of the person being manipulated and how their universe changes. I love a resistant subject who eventually grows to love the position they find themselves in, by hook or crook.
A relative newcomer, Chemical Control plays with the idea of addiction in a way that other stories don’t. In stories like Good To The Last Drop (an all-time classic that you already know about) and its ilk (Last Bridge to Pittsburgh, Unprotected Trance—both very much worth your time), the cum is a gateway to addiction. But this cum is magical all by itself, and watching the heavy lids and the brain chemistry that follow a dose of it is just a magical experience.
There’s nothing delicate about this wrecking ball of a story, but that’s what makes it so fun. A reality shifting story in which the main character is a horny teenager, he works his way through a series of characters, using trial and error to determine how the new shaping powers he’s discovered work. A truly inspired touch is a complete body swap through reality shifting, which is so fun to explore the ramifications of.
An underrated work of horny genius. The way the main character lures his subject in slowly, the way the author shows her stubbornness, even in submission—it’s beautiful brattiness at its best. It’s dated, but still one of the best.
I love a new premise, which is something that seems really difficult to deliver on in a market that’s been running for thirty years. But this one, in which a man’s touch ignites something deep within women, regardless of their familiarity with him, current mental state, or even sexual preference, leads us to explore the main character’s hatred and eventual begrudging acceptance of his powers.
Some of my favorite stories are ones in which the mystery stays just that—a complete mystery. Why does B-Level make women follow orders? Why does it normalize the asks that come from the mouths of the men who visit? Slightly off screen, I like to imagine, there’s a sloppy telepath that didn’t realize his range was so wide, and this is the fallout.
Here’s a story with an almost infinite amount of places to go—it’s a shame it was never finished! On the surface, it’s a pretty simple “mad scientist creates a device that changes reality” story, but watching each command sink its way in, accompanied by the struggling thoughts of the manipulated, is something to savor over and over again. Wildly well-written.
Candies that change a person is another wildly novel concept. It’s doubly fun when the main character gets side characters to scheme against each other in order to get them to fulfill their fetish (the fetish HE instilled in them, of course). It’s recursively delightful and a hot story that surprisingly goes light on sex!