Captured by Aliens [Interstellar]

Gu Chi was abducted from Earth by aliens as contraband and drifted through space for who knows how many years before someone finally fished him out.

Only then did he discover that he was in the Galaxy Federation, an unknown distance from Earth.

This was a universe that existed only in human imagination and science fiction. There were no humans.

The big shot who fished him out was Jialan Aier, commander of the Galaxy Federation's Third Fleet and a member of the mysterious alien race known as the Ketis.

Gu Chi asked if the big shot could do him one last favor and send him back to Earth. The big shot said:

"Figure it out yourself."

Gu Chi: "..."

Fine. He'd figure it out himself.

*

From a frontier planet to the Federation's capital, from an unlimited-potential low-level life-form whom everyone looked down on to a maxed-out psychic who piloted a mecha and tore Zerg apart with his bare hands, Gu Chi fought his way up until he stood at a podium in the capital.

Then, in front of aliens from across the Federation, the newly promoted general greeted Marshal Jialan in the friendly way people from Earth do:

He flipped him the bird.

The big shot smiled serenely at him, but the moment was caught by a gossip rag:

[Shocking! Marshal Jialan's face isn't a hologram! It actually moves!]

[Newly promoted general elopes overnight with retired marshal? We dig into the story behind it!]

[Is no one asking when these two got together?]

Gu Chi: I mean, all I wanted at first was to get a spaceship back to Earth. How was I supposed to know what I'd end up going through...

Much later, he finally learned that the mysterious person supporting him all along, helping him persevere and pulling him out of despair time and again, had always been Jialan Aier.

[A cheerful, optimistic bottom x a big shot who does good deeds anonymously]

Strong leads, alien romance, bottom's POV, plot-driven, focused on personal growth, with a natural, mutual journey toward love.

The top isn't human.

Theme: Even the smallest life can shine with dazzling brilliance