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Tristessa Irandell is a young woman with no memories of her past, summoned into the world of Nekrom without explanation — and immediately killed. But Death is not the end for her. The mysterious God of Chaos granted her a unique Divine ability: [Death and Resurrection], capable of bending the fabric of space and time to bring her back to life. Now every death, every inch of pain, every scrap of information carries forward into the next loop. A never-ending spiral of fear, violence, and divine power. A path Tristessa must traverse to uncover the dark truths behind her lost memories and the tragedies bringing Nekrom to the brink of collapse — under the hands of the terrible Shadow Queen.

Zoran wakes up in a forest with only his name and a mouthful of blood. He has no memory of who he is or how he got there — only strange screens floating in front of him and an instinct to search for the truth. What he did not expect was for his search to ignite something that was never meant to happen. Cities will burn and towers will fall. Chaos will descend and ravage the earth. The darkness is coming, and the world will tremble in its wake.

Earthlings cannot awaken. Humans cannot evolve. Mortals cannot slay gods. Such truths shatter when Ori Suba escapes an infernal prison hidden halfway across Fate. To return home, Ori must battle monsters, master the arcane, and form dangerous alliances with supernatural beings. Through harrowing trials, his unique Affinity awakens — one potent enough to disrupt Fate's delicate balance and usher in a new age. As an Irregular walking the Path, and an Entity of Power capable of granting patronage to warlocks, Ori must weigh his desires against the needs of his bonds and the man he must become. This is the origin story of an Entity of Power: a lover, a fighter, a crafter, and an Archmage with a complicated relationship with Antimatter.

Viktor spent centuries cultivating power in his world before being betrayed and killed. His soul lingered for decades—until a god took pity and granted him a place in the eternal divine game known as Towers and Rifts. Reincarnated in a new body with none of his old strength, only his knowledge intact, Viktor starts from the bottom on the day a Tower spawns and a System activates for everyone. He's been at the top before. Nothing will stop him from getting back there.

The greatest hero alive died to save a level 1 blacksmith — Tristan. Son of a renowned armorsmith, he always wanted to surpass his father's legacy. But when presented with a quest to avenge the man who died saving his life, he knew he had to become more than just a smith. Bound by an unusual Core that only allows him to use gear he crafts himself, Tristan must fight to survive in an ever-expanding magical world filled with legendary loot, dangerous dungeons, and all-too-human gods. Sword and hammer in hand, he will have to forge himself into something greater.

They say a good man cannot make a good king — but what if he isn't given a choice? Matthew Irons, a night security guard with two degrees and a dead-end life, stops a murder by force and is dragged onto the throne of a kingdom in another world. It's no fairy tale: he'll be ruling over would-be warlords, traitors, and slavers. The threats from his supposed allies are bad enough without the invasions, assassins, and — worst of all — bad city planning. Still, even as he fights to survive in a world full of danger, Matt is determined to drag his new kingdom into a new age, one where kings and despots are no longer needed — no matter who he has to fight to make it happen.

The Concord system was designed to give the worst criminals a second chance — ten peaceful Professions to guide the souls who arrive in Faerlon after death toward productive, harmonious lives under a goddess's wise guidance. It did not go as planned. An assassin anti-hero and a buff tomboy brawler navigate a world where a system built for peace is being exploited for brutal combat. Gritty action and tactical fights unfold across a slow-burn story with in-depth worldbuilding and a childhood-friend romance.

Magical glassblower Nuri Shahi is pursuing the pinnacle of his craft. His journey to create a masterpiece of glass detours into exploring magic, delving treacherous Rifts, and dragging his friends into crazy schemes — but he won't let life get him down. Impulsive and resourceful, Nuri treads the fine line between madman and visionary, determined to prove that Glassmaker is a viable path to becoming a superior Mage.

An unfortunate man finds himself stranded in a hostile forest with a system that has turned his gender upside down. Transformed into a beast, he must scavenge and survive while navigating a Cultivation Society that either kills monsters like him or seeks to collar them as contracted pets. As his system pushes him toward evolving into a divine beast — or possibly back into a human — he must find his place in a world that sees him as property. A slow-paced xianxia cultivation story with gender-bending and yuri romance elements, focused on a non-human protagonist carving out a life in an unfamiliar world.

When Luke Bennet wakes in a world where time flows differently than on Earth, he discovers his missing family has been dead for a hundred years. Left to survive in a hostile wilderness, he must depend on his newly acquired System to level up and stay alive. When he finally reaches civilization, the locals mistake him for a Guardian. Soon he's brawling in a fight club to earn his keep — but the dreaded inquisitors are on his tail. With the sharp-tongued Zea by his side, he needs to find the God Machine as fast as possible to bring his family back. But nothing is as it appears, and Luke's own System seems to be manipulating him. If he can't trust it, who can he trust?

Given a choice between a risky route home and a safer path through a world called Ethria, Daniel "Rayid" Tear enters Ethria. It operates like the video games he loves — power found in many forms, light and dark — but its true purpose is unknown even to most of its inhabitants. Taking the long road home, Rayid chooses to help a persecuted people whose story mirrors his pioneer ancestors. But gods are changing, nations are shifting, and an ancient evil stirs at the base of the Sawtooth Mountains. What can one under-leveled foreign wizard do?

When the Towers arrived without warning, chaos ensued. Decades later, the enchantments and mana cores harvested from within them power the most advanced technologies in the world. For Arthur Chua, climbing Malaysia's Beginner Tower is the only escape available to someone without money or connections—he's not looking to be a hero, just a survivor. Fate has other plans. The reason for the Towers' arrival will finally be revealed, and humanity will face another seismic shift—if Arthur can live long enough to see it.

The Galaxy has finally learned peace. The Akaadi Imperium and Libera Coalition have turned to the Frontier to replenish their resources — and for that, they need Pioneers: people dropped into remote, inhospitable worlds to hunt for valuable salvage, lost technologies, and unique lifeforms at grave peril. Daniel Hardgrave had always been warned never to become a Pioneer. He listened — until he learned he had a little sister to take care of. Wanting to fund her education, he enlisted, and unknowingly threw himself into the maw of the Apocalypse. Old powers are gathering, threatening everything Hardgrave has ever known. But his timely discovery of an ancient technology could change all of that.

Earth's system integration sent humanity to distant planets for a tutorial — all except Matt. Left behind on a transformed Earth where mana has mutated beasts into monsters, he must survive alone in a harsh Egyptian desert with the one class everyone considers useless: Healer. A mysterious interim leader, a dungeon placed in the middle of nowhere, and a class ridiculed by the entire system stand between Matt and reuniting with his friends. A slow-burn LitRPG about a healer determined to prove himself against a system — and people — who have written him off.

The kingdom's last defender had one chance to send his memories back in time. He chose wrong. The Sword Warden of Cravess watched his knights burn alive as Black Mana consumed his lands. With his dying breath, he passed his memories sixteen years into the past — not to himself, but to his best friend Lucan Velmoria, a genius who'd accomplished legendary feats before dying to save the Warden's life. Except that genius never existed. The real Lucan is an outcast drowning in wine, heir to a dukedom he never wanted, with a Shadow Mana affinity no one has ever advanced past Second-Circle. Now, with his half-sister marked for assassination, his mother trapped in endless sleep, and memories of techniques he has no idea how his future self mastered, he must figure out the impossible — and rewrite the ending.

He remembers his name was Richard. He remembers video games and headaches. But the life he knew is gone — he has been reborn as a baby named Nondol in a world governed by a sarcastic, bizarre System. Trapped in an infant's body with the fragmented memories of an adult mind, Nondol navigates magic, political intrigue, and the daily indignity of diapers. His only guide is a series of infuriating blue quest boxes that offer cryptic advice and zero rewards. In a kingdom where power is everything, a one-in-a-billion mage prodigy is the property of the crown — whether he consents or not.

For four years, Mark dominated Tower Defense: Age of Blood as the Max-Level Vampire Sovereign — level 500, master of the Crimson Ziggurat, ruler of an army of monstrous servants. Then the game ended. He woke up sitting on the throne. The fortress is real. The system still exists. His servants kneel before him as though nothing has changed. But a thousand years have passed, and the world beyond the Crimson Ziggurat no longer follows the rules he remembers. With an unknown world stretching beyond his desert stronghold, Mark must explore, adapt, and reclaim dominance in a reality that has moved on without him.

Ethan Cross wasn't supposed to be on this mission. He snuck aboard the doomed vessel, desperate to find his fiancée Maria, only to crash-land on an uncharted alien world. Now he has nothing but a basic omni-tool, a shredded suit, and the sarcastic company AI, CelestOS 4.2, whispering performance evaluations in his ear. The official mission was simple: find the Veslayan research team Maria was on and recover valuable data. But the environment is hostile, the wildlife is worse, and the remnants of something ancient and dangerous ripple beneath the surface. To survive, Ethan must rebuild from scrap, fight evolving alien threats, and uncover the truth behind a mission that was never meant to succeed.

Rowan goes to sleep in his apartment and wakes in a redwood forest wearing frog pyjamas, holding a sphere packed with the power of reality. He has no idea how he got there. Finding his way to civilisation, he discovers this is not his planet — a world with giant ants, a city tearing itself apart, and a feathered family he didn't ask for. His background as an architect proves only marginally useful when the power he carries can bend reality itself. With the world intent on destroying itself, Rowan must learn to use his strange new abilities before it's too late.

I was a game designer. Now I'm a Witch. Witches don't cast spells by candlelight and pray to the moon — they audit gods and harvest planets for fuel. They settle academic disputes at gunpoint, and the loser writes her rebuttal from the afterlife. Their idea of mercy is turning your civilization into a battery instead of fertilizer. The problem is, I'm the only one who arrived at this civilization with a corporate mindset. Everyone else is an immortal, overpowered genius who treats reality like a personal sandbox. Nobody here has needed documentation — or anyone like me — in two thousand years. I am trying, very politely, to bring version control to a species that considers chaos a design philosophy. But here's the thing about these arrogant, violent, impossible women: if I ever fall, they will burn a galaxy to bring me home. And for the first time in two lifetimes, that means something.