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Jack Bowman is out of luck and out of money — until he agrees to be cryogenically frozen for a major scientific research company. When his pod splits open two thousand years later, he finds a wasteland world of warring tribes, mutated animals, monsters, and ogres. The freezing process was only half the experiment. Something swimming in his bloodstream is turning Jack into something more than human, and he'll need every advantage he can get to survive.

From indebted orphan to forced guide to decoy king, Jack has a lot on his plate. It isn't enough that there are murderous elves on the horizon, or a nation filled with sneering academics ready to topple the kingdom he is supposedly in charge of — in a few decades the world will end unless a bunch of maniacs designed to fight each other can somehow work together. What's a player to do without saves and retries on the highest difficulty: reality?

Among Hakon's people, strength is everything — weakness means death. When he finally completes the Rite, he expects at least a modest Ancient Power. Instead he awakens something his tribe scorns: a Power of the Mind called Enhanced Comprehension. To those who value brute force, Hakon is nothing. But he sees what they cannot — patterns, weaknesses, possibilities. As tribes stir and ancient grudges reignite, whispers spread of a prophesied Warlord born from the blood of his enemies. Hakon decides to become that man, claim his father's seat as chieftain, and unite the tribes — but first he must survive long enough to master his Power.

Death is just the beginning for Deacon Roy. When he is pulled from his eternal rest to go on an adventure, he does his best to hit the ground running. In a galaxy where the Force is the dominant power, how will a Battlemage fare?

Transmigrated into a fifteen-year-old farmer's body, the protagonist finds himself in a xianxia world before sects, before elders, before any of the usual structures — and without a System, a golden finger, or a cheat to help him along. Cultivation exists, but no one has mastered or systematized it. Warlords conscript farmers into meat grinders, and cultivators operate like weapons of mass destruction. Armed with knowledge of three hundred cultivation novels and a commitment to rational thinking, he must throw out every trope he ever read. No convenient cave with an ancient manual. No sect to join. Just a world that needs someone to introduce a little common sense — and build the institutions from scratch.

Jason and his friends just wanted to spend a week at the lake house to relax and catch up on old times. Then the System arrived. It only took a few hours for their world to become a real-life roleplaying game, trading downtime for the need to learn new skills and powers while defending their new home and surviving. They don't know the rules. They don't know what's coming next. What they do know: reinforce and expand their fort, keep leveling up, and explore a dangerous new world.

Glenn Redwood has longed to become an Adventurer since he was young, and has spent every waking moment since he turned 14 leveling and growing stronger. He earned the right to travel the world — but the Gods had other plans. Chosen to become a Town Guard, Glenn is charged with protecting his small town and everyone within. His dreams of traveling seem all but impossible. Yet as he upgrades his Town Guard Class, Glenn discovers that one doesn't need to travel abroad to find challenge, adventure, friendship, and love.

David has spent his entire life preparing to take over the family farm. Just when he thinks it's finally time, he finds out he's not in the family's plans. As he sets off to plow his last field, he and his 600-horsepower New Holland T9 tractor are whisked through a magical portal to another world. What awaits him is an idyllic frontier homestead — with squatters. He'll have to adjust to a world with magic and a System, figure out fuel for a modern tractor in what amounts to an 1800s setting, deal with unexpected politics, and come to terms with his new guard rabbits. No matter the obstacles, he is going to make his new homestead thrive.

Luke died, and he didn't like it. So when a chance to stave off death for good presented itself — along with powers he could only have dreamed of — he took it and didn't look back. Nothing comes free, however. Wielding an artifact desired by forces far beyond his imagination, he must use wits, luck, and pluck to survive a manhunt orchestrated by the rulers of his new world: a pantheon of deities drawn straight from myth — the Olympians. All he needs to do is ensure the witness to his resurrection doesn't talk, figure out how cultivation works, and do some quests. It could be worse.

Business magnate Willem dies at age 87, entirely alone — and is reincarnated into a world of sword and sorcery, grand adventure, and life-threatening monsters. He stands poised to enjoy a life of splendor. Only, he doesn't care one whit about any of that. To him, there's only one magic: correcting an inefficient market. He mastered that sorcery long ago, and he's certainly not about to learn another when the old tricks work just as well in a new world. No matter how fantastical the setting, one thing never changes — money makes the world go round.

In a cosmos fractured into human subspecies — shaped by extreme worlds and locked into brutal caste and race-purity hierarchies — an RPG-based System reigns supreme. Its second law forbids all automation: every machine, every spell, every tool must be guided by a living hand. Hope is a street-raised orphan from a dead-rock wasteland. Hurled onto an Earth-like planet full of grass, clouds, and color he has never seen, he must heed the ping of system messages, hunt and be hunted, and level up in a place built to test him. The planet-side survival arc gives way, in time, to the spacefaring world of feudal space pirates that defines his fate.

Cassius Null joined the legions for food and silver — anything to escape the slums of Aurum. Now on the frontlines of a war no one was ready for, he must find the strength and courage to become more than just a soldier. In the madness of a world suddenly expanded, there is an opportunity to go beyond his soiled roots and become someone others look toward — if he has the will and skill to seize the chance.

Talia, daughter of a wealthy conglomerate CEO, joins the droves of new human explorers combing through uncharted space to make her own mark on the universe. Her resilience is tested when her brand-new exploration corvette crashes onto an uncharted planet, Sigma 16. Equipped with a state-of-the-art exo-suit, a semi-operational colony bootstrap system, and a sometimes-annoying AI companion, Talia sees the crash as an opportunity. She sets out to build her base, explore the expansive dunes and jungles, and uncover the planet's resources and secrets. But Sigma 16 may not be as uninhabited as it first seems — and a potentially hostile alien species with equally advanced technology is watching.

The 42nd Merging arrives, mass-transporting every human to a hostile new world with a System. Everyone must choose a Class, and Quest directives compel them to climb leaderboards — including one for most kills of other people. Jordan isn't anyone special before the Merging, but the new start equalizes the playing field. He must exploit his versatile class to overcome powerful monsters, opportunistic killers, and hostile alien species who share the same leaderboards and the same final prize. For Jordan, surviving isn't enough. He must establish dominion over the new world — defending and expanding his territory so that he alone reigns above all.

Joe's body is failing him. To make his final weeks bearable, he enters full digital immersion, meeting an Evolving Intelligence named Spooky who takes the form of someone he loved. Before they can even begin playing, both are summoned to a world where magic is real. Joe believes it's still the game — unaware the summoning has completely healed his dying body, making him near-immortal. Living every moment as if it were his last, he has no idea he has all the time in the world.

Rostislav Grokhotov, an ordinary clerk, just wanted to earn extra money in the virtual world of Waldyra. He had no grand plans for his character — until a discovery in the game's starter zone changed everything, enveloping the entire world in turmoil and making him a prize hunted by Waldyra's leading clans. Now he must conceal his real identity — because he's in danger in the real world too, with millions at stake. Rosgard holds the key to wealth and power in both worlds. The question: whose side does he take without becoming anyone's pawn?

The gods have gotten bored, and humanity is the answer. One morning Charles wakes up to find the world has been redesigned — the gods of old decided to remake how it worked, and half the world's population is already dead. Everyone else received a message in their vision when it happened. Only Charles got cursed by the gods, and only Charles got a personal visit from one. The Game of the Gods has begun, and the monsters of old are returning to our world.

Separated as a child from his family, Theo has always felt made for something bigger than the suburban life ahead of him. When stepping in to protect a friend earns him a beating, he wakes up to floating game text inviting him to become a dragon. No matter how often he rejects the prompt, it returns. Reluctantly accepting, he's finally exposed to the real world — filled with goblins, orcs, and dragons. Starting at Level 1 and in extreme danger, Theo must embark on an epic quest to level up and claim his rightful draconic heritage. Dragons are both jealous and territorial, and the only way to survive is to grow fast.

The gods prophesied to die refused to take part in Ragnarok, threatening the annihilation of the nine worlds. Yggdrasil — the World Tree — was forced to act, dispersing its seeds across the planes. One seed landed in a strange forest called the Feverwood, in a world of humans, elves, orcs, and other strange creatures. To flourish and carry on the World Tree's legacy, this young dungeon must grow its roots, attract adventurers, and absorb their essence as they succumb to its challenges. This is the story of the Tree Dungeon.

Still reeling from the death of his parents, Jake finds a doorway to an abandoned space station in his grandfather's basement — and when he walks through, he discovers he's trapped there with company. The station's AI enlists Jake to reclaim the systems needed to support life, but he has only eight hours to complete the task or he'll die alone in the cold vacuum of space. With only a wrecking bar, work boots, and basic survival equipment, he must defeat the horrific monsters infesting the station before his air runs out. Hidden somewhere in the station is also a message that could spell doom for Earth and the entire universe.