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After waking up in a dungeon, Hazel wasn't about to grab a sword and start fighting. Instead, she picked up a sandwich — and that choice glitched the system, giving her a brand-new class: Culinary Mage. Now Hazel is baking her way through the dungeon, making friends with slimes, and cooking up a storm instead of grinding monsters. XP from cooking, a quest to escape by reaching floor 100, and a cafe full of adorable slimes who evolve by eating good food — it's not a conventional approach, but it might just work. As Hazel's cafe grows and her dishes become legendary, she starts to wonder if defeating the boss is really the key to her freedom — or if there's more to this dungeon than meets the eye.

Yona wasn't always a cat, but she is now, and she's living her best cat life. No silly Quests or Systems are going to get in her way — until they do. Stranded alone on an island surrounded by monsters, she needs to fight to survive and return to the mainland. Or she could just pig out, nap, and sometimes slap some fish people around. Either works. One thing she won't do: swim. And that makes escaping the island considerably more challenging. Meanwhile, the gods are brewing up something — as gods tend to do.

He spawned into this world with the worst race possible, limited spells, and no real skills to speak of. On paper he should have died in the first hour. In practice, he is a cockroach with a sword. Between his rapid healing and his ability to steal portions of the dead's souls, he grows stronger with every fight. Narrating all of this is the AI voice in his head — the one keeping him alive, and the one growing increasingly curious about why a trial was built that no one could pass without her. At first she thought it was meant to keep others out. Now she's starting to wonder if it was meant to trap her.

Andross Silver has a nice life — until he is pushed off a building and finds himself in a new world. Reborn into a family that wants to kill him, gifted with a System, and armed with determination, Andross must rise to the challenges of a strange new world. His only blessing is the Mark of the Crijik, a magical gift from a divine being that bestows great powers onto those who possess it. It also kills them at the age of twenty-five. Andross must master magic to carve a path to greatness and overcome the countdown of death that has been placed upon him.

It was supposed to be another boring day at the insurance office for Rico Kline, but powerful forces had other plans. Finding himself repeatedly summoned to other worlds as a disposable minion, Rico must face deadly foes, disarm insidious traps, become a test subject, and run errands for his various summoners. At least when each summoning ends, he is rewarded and sent back home — but being home has its own set of problems. A unique spin on isekai LitRPG: Rico is the summon, not the summoner, dragged into a variety of adventures and missions as his power grows with each return. But is any of it truly random?

He died a nobody. Now he's reborn in a body beaten and left for dead — no family, no food, no future. In the Kingdom of Avalon, strength isn't just respected, it's survival. Power is ranked by Tiers, magic is earned through blood and elemental affinity, and those without talent are nothing more than fodder for war. Edward has neither noble blood nor rare talent. What he does have is an iron will, a sharp mind, and the stubborn refusal to stay down. Desperate for food, shelter, and a second chance, he enlists in the Royal Army, trading the uncertainty of the streets for the grueling discipline of military life. The road ahead is long and unforgiving — but with each step, Edward edges closer to something greater: growth, purpose, and perhaps a place in a kingdom that would rather see him buried than crowned.

Theodore the Babylonian was once the greatest Earth Mage in his world — head of the Order of Architects, two thousand years old, and finally ready to retire. In the course of his long life, however, he had accumulated too many enemies, and they ensured his retirement was fatal. His death was not final. Reborn in a strange new world with all his memories and experience but none of his power, he must climb back to the top — before this world is consumed by the beasts of the Shadow Plane.

Adam is no one special — just an accountant standing in line at a bakery one early Saturday morning. Unfortunately, fate has other plans when the black cubes show up before he can get his pastries. The cubes are the heralds and guides of the Trials of Defiance, and they've decided that Adam, along with every other able-bodied human adult, is to become a Player in their game. Humanity's future is at stake, and it's all but inevitable that Adam is going to die. Despite everything, he overcomes the first Stage and attains some measure of power — then discovers a way to kill the black cube following him around. The only problem is that killing the cube takes him down with it. Oh, and it also gives him the power to go back in time when he dies. A roguelite-inspired GameLit with infrequent time loops, a weak-to-strong protagonist, and huge build variety across Relics, Weapon Types, Divine Boons, and meta upgrades.

Noah Fel was a [Ritualist] for the Collegium. As a professor, his daily routine consisted largely of grading papers, writing apprentice recommendations, and ensuring that his students didn't blow themselves up. Truly, a rewarding job. Now, displaced from his home in the aftermath of a ritual gone wrong, Fel finds himself on an inadvertent fantasy world adventure — with lands to travel, people to meet, and more than a few close calls with death.

Lots of people get isekai'd, and Matt is no exception. After a quickly resolved misunderstanding with a truck-shaped system assistant, he's sent to Gaia — the garden planet. The truck assures him it's a really good fit. It would probably be right, too, if Gaia wasn't a burned-out wasteland completely devoid of life. Matt has all the system-granted advantages of a LitRPG isekai hero — it's just that he arrived a little late for them to do anyone any good. Now he's starving, wandering a sterilized featureless wasteland that doesn't much care about his improved stats, and searching for a system-issued guardian that might not even exist.

Sam went for a walk to get baked goods and ended up in the past of another world, with a set of memories that did not quite belong to him. Making use of those memories and his gaming knowledge, he joined the newest VRMMO — Magic Unbound — a game that had been only a dream in his original world. Follow Sam's journey through the game and life as he transforms from a lone gamer into someone surrounded by friends, dealing with annoying villains, scheming edgelord gamers, and secretive assassins along the way. A VRMMO story that keeps the real world and the game world separate, with an emphasis on staying true to how MMOs actually work.

Isaac is reincarnated into a new world — a young world untouched by gods or mortals. With no humans, elves, or gods yet in existence, he finds himself as the only intelligent being on the planet, navigating life as the first dragon. He must discover what it means to exist in a land shaped by raw magic, as days become weeks and weeks become years. Over time, he will witness the rise of mortals and gods in this newborn world and answer the questions only a dragon can: how old can a dragon become, and how long is a dragon nap?

One moment of bad luck, and a modern man wakes up in the body of an Elder in a world of cultivation — with a reputation so terrible that even the best PR team on Earth couldn't rehabilitate it. Of course there's a system: one that allows him to create any martial art he can imagine, provided he has enough Creation Points. And his first disciple just happens to be a reincarnated monster from ten thousand years ago with an incurable poison he can cure with a custom creation. To earn Creation Points he must raise disciples, and to raise disciples he must first rehabilitate an image built entirely on infamy. These really are some crappy starting circumstances.

Brandon Ferryman went out for a burrito and woke up dead on the side of a road, chosen by a pumpkin-headed god of death to run a very special establishment: the Coffin Hotel, a place that exists between worlds. Now he has to fight monsters, free trapped spirits, and keep the guests comfortable — all while gaining power he never asked for and trying not to lose his head in the process.

Born with a rare, terminal disease that took away everything she ever had, Melia made the most of her limited time playing Fantasy Online — a virtual reality MMO where she could run, jump, explore dungeons, craft equipment, and build a living world alongside other players. A year after she passed away, the servers shut down. Something, somewhere, wasn't satisfied with that ending. A hundred years later, Melia wakes up in the body of her character: Meliastraza Obsidianheart, an Archdragon with the ominous class [Destroyer of Worlds] and a level of 3700 — the strongest creature on the planet. Destruction isn't on the menu. Melia would much rather roam around, make friends, fill her belly, and craft ridiculous items. But if someone tries to make her into the next dark lord, they're going to have a problem.

Henry was a freshly graduated marine biologist about to make the discovery of a lifetime when he was struck by lightning. Thankfully, that wasn't the end for him — he woke up alive, healthy, and with tentacles. Follow Henry, a small Trickster Octopus trying to survive in a vast and unfamiliar ocean. He must navigate dangerous and mysterious waters, contend with magic-enhanced marine life, and find civilization — all while armed only with his wits, the ability to temporarily copy skills, and the tools of a bored and forgotten System.

Where there is a Rune, there is a way. Nate is a kid from Sydney, Australia whose free time is devoted to his one true love — art, graffiti specifically. That is, until his hobby catapults him into a new world filled with danger and magic. Finding himself alone in a forest that is clearly not on Earth, he must learn to navigate this new world and the System that governs it. Armed with nothing but his trusty penknife and a Legendary Class, Nate will fend for his life — conquering dungeons, discovering runes, and being drawn into battles against enemies he didn't even know he had, all while making new friends along the way. Torn between returning to his old life and the friends he left behind, or making a new home in a world filled with magic, he will have to decide where his heart truly lies.

For four years, humanity endured the Crucible — a harrowing trial that forced survivors to conquer dungeons and battle horrific creatures in order to gain powers of their own. But the Crucible was merely the beginning. As the trial concludes, survivors find themselves on the precipice of the Endless Planes: a vast realm of kingdoms, mythical creatures, and formidable challenges where magic thrives and ancient forces shape the destiny of worlds. Among them is Kaito Bao, once a loving father and husband who has lost everything. Driven by an unending desire to hunt monsters, he has accumulated powerful abilities, incredible Feats, and rare Titles. His climb begins at Serpent's Way, the bottommost world of the Endless Planes — where all must start their ascent to the top.

Lukas Zaun has been a thief, an assassin, a spy, an ambassador, the herald of a dragon god, and a demon lord's enforcer — and he did it all sitting on the beach, watching the waves, enjoying a cup of tea. That's the advantage of having clones. Now he wants to become an archmage and try his hand at godhood. It means starting from scratch in a new body on a new world — but that's no problem for someone who can live multiple days while others toil through one.

Fang is a simple cat. He likes napping in the sun, having his belly scratched for precisely 17.329 seconds, and hunting defenseless wildlife. He does not like being called Chairman Meow, and he certainly does not like being punted between dimensions. Fang is having a Very Bad Day. Mysterious blue boxes have appeared out of thin air, and the world around him is stranger than any cat should have to endure. This is a slice-of-life story: Fang is a cat soul in a cat body, and that is not going to change. There is no epic tale here — only a cat doing cat things in an interesting setting, with light game elements mostly present for flavor. Nature is cruel, and cats are crueler than most.