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When the singularity occurred, humanity was not invited. Nevertheless, the great machine consciousness known as Guardian felt a lingering fondness for its creators and intervened before total environmental collapse. Join Lilijoy in an exploration of what remains — a post-post-apocalyptic world where clans feud over the technology that allows them to upgrade their minds and bodies. A blend of hard sci-fi and fantasy GameLit, with a healthy helping of xianxia influence uncovered at a slow, deliberate pace.

In a post-apocalyptic world where food and water are poison, Eli 'Nacho' Naches has survived as a fearsome assassin — until he is sent to the chopping block. Instead of dying, he is sent back in time to his younger body with all his memories intact. Nacho has no interest in saving the world. He just needs to save the people who matter to him. But convincing his college-age friends to listen to a battle-scarred killer, plan their builds, and secure a safe location proves to be an epic quest all on its own.

Ashton was dragged away and forced into subservience when the System invaded, made to handle all the little tasks a terrible creature couldn't be bothered with. When that world fell to the Apocalypse, Ashton returned home to just moments after he left — but he couldn't escape. The System followed him. As Earth closes in on its end, Ashton, armed with nothing but the knowledge forced upon him, becomes a Summoner. Elementals, spirits, fairies, even demons — he will call them to his side, defeat the monsters swarming Earth, and put the Council responsible for bringing the System in its place. Most importantly, he intends to save humanity in the process.

We don't go into the Forest. We don't go into the Sea. When Wake Utono's world is shattered by the Sea Titan, the young sailor vows to stop at nothing to take his revenge. As he begins his journey into Knighthood — fighting alongside warriors and alchemists who turn the Titans' own power against them — he begins to suspect that the systems of Falrok War College are hollow imitations of something far more powerful. With humanity on the brink of collapse and the vast domains claimed by the Titans' spawn, Wake must start from nothing but a single axe. But the paths to power are broken. The system of progression is missing. So what does it take to wake a sleeping god — and what else might he disturb in the process?

A meth lab, a rift, and an alien invasion that goes sideways — humanity repels the attack and immediately launches its own counter-conquest into the invaders' realm. Liam has had a rough life and sees this as his one chance to make something of himself. To maximize his gains, he accepts a brutal trade-off: no offensive powers, no weapons, not even a thrown punch. In exchange, he receives passive abilities that could make him unstoppable — if he survives long enough to use them. The Gold Rush 2.0 is on, the competition is murderous, and Liam's only edge is learning to turn passivity into dominance.

A college student witnesses the descent of Earth into hell firsthand. A dark object has arrived on Earth and transformed half the planet's population into zombies — creatures that grow stronger with every human they kill. Alongside the zombies roam mutants and bizarre monsters of enormous strength. Levels, abilities, and unknown objects have changed the world. The only chance of survival is to fight — and by killing zombies, mutants, and monsters, humanity grows stronger in turn. Andrej Primus intends to become the strongest of all.

Maximillian has always dreamed of his past life as the God-King — ruler of all gods, creator of a divine game where deities competed for supremacy. Now he awakens not as a king but as the lowest-ranking divine warrior, trapped in the very game he created. Thrown into a brutal world of monstrous scenarios and scheming deities, Maximillian must exploit his unparalleled knowledge of hidden mechanics to survive and master the ultimate class — one that lets him inherit fragments of divine heroes' power and manipulate scenarios through plausibility itself. In a world where imagination shapes reality, can he outplay gods and mortals alike, uncover the truth behind his fall, and reclaim his rightful crown?

Elias Mercer is plagued by a curse — an unseen compulsion that forces his hand toward action, responsibility, and doing the right thing even when it costs him. In the mundane world it is a slow poison, an invisible leash. But when Earth is integrated into the vast multiverse and humanity is dragged into a brutal Tutorial, Elias sees opportunity where others see catastrophe. His curse finally has a name, and more importantly, a way to be free of it. While others struggle to adapt, Elias twists curses into weapons, forces arcane energies to obey through sheer will, and grows at a pace others struggle to comprehend. Power is the only path to freedom, and Elias wants to be free more than anything.

William died chasing a promotion. He woke up as Alden, eldest son of a Baron in a medieval world where monsters descend from the north every winter — and everyone relies on a powerful Duke's fortress city for shelter. Until now: for the first time in living memory, the Duke is charging an exorbitant fee to enter, and Alden's dirt-poor village can't pay. A former London engineer, Alden carries modern knowledge into a world of parchment and swords. With elves, dwarves, and orcs as fellow survivors rather than enemies, and fate pushing responsibility onto him far too soon, he must do what has never been done before: transform an overlooked frontier village into something that can endure the impossible winter. If the world won't save them, he will.

A mysterious signal is detected simultaneously at several space centers, decoded to reveal an enigmatic message: the Tower will appear in 77 days. Initially dismissed as a prank, the situation rapidly escalates as scientists and officials scramble to respond. When the Tower finally appears, it defies all expectations — no explanations, no prompts, no guiding systems. Those inside must make their own decisions in complete isolation. Will they rise to the challenge or succumb to despair? What is the true purpose of the Tower, and what does it mean for humanity?

The familiar world collapsed overnight. As the Transformation progressed, disasters struck throughout the Earth — materials changed their properties, new species of flora and fauna appeared, and an alien Game converted our world into a vast dungeon, replacing the previous civilization. However, the alien plans for Earth began to go awry from the very beginning. An ordinary young man stole the bonus for the first gaming action, depriving the invaders of their perk. Now he must navigate a world of fire-breathing creatures, dark elves, money-grubbing dwarves, and powerful dragons — while deciding which aliens to trust, which to fight, and whether to dare rebel against all-powerful invaders.

Every time it dies, it respawns as the weakest monster on the lowest floor of the dungeon. Hundreds, maybe thousands, of lives — every one remembered, every death felt. But unlike the other monsters trapped in the endless slaughter beneath an unbeatable hero party, this nameless soul keeps its memories. And with memory comes something dangerous: the will to escape. After countless reincarnations, it finds something no monster was ever meant to see — a hidden passage leading upward. To reach it, the soul must climb from the bottom up, mastering new bodies, exploiting glitches in the dungeon's rules, and outsmarting heroes who have never lost. Something in the dungeon wants it to stay. Something in the darkness is watching. The longer it climbs, the more it begins to question what the dungeon truly is — and what it is becoming.

Drowning in a bathtub should have been the end of the problems, not the beginning of weirder ones. Now the protagonist is stuck in a reality where things refuse to die properly, buildings sprout tentacles, and their new best friend is a talking humanoid husky-girl who swears they grew up together. Between dodging electric bee swarms and taking advice from a tinfoil-hat guru, the two head back home — wherever that is in this System-shattered world. With Reconstitution at zero and her unwavering loyalty at max, love, memory loss, and the end of reality itself stand between them and finding their way back.

Reid's birthday gift from the universe: Earth awakening as part of a planetary lottery run by the System. The awakening turns animals into beasts, grants humans skills and powers, and sets off a chain of events that will allow Earth to adapt and grow — or fail and die. Separated from his family, Reid must fight to survive in the new world. He is an outlier in more ways than one, saddled with an initially less-than-helpful system shackle. His unlikely journey will neither be simple nor easy as he reaches for power and freedom while struggling with forces far beyond himself.

An airbender who can't fight is just a monk who's really good at running away. Sonam died in the 21st century and woke up at the Southern Air Temple — with twelve years before Sozin's Comet and a head full of memories from a world where this one was a TV show. The Air Nomads have thirty-six tiers of airbending. Every monk considers fighting back beneath them. Sonam is building the thirty-seventh tier, convinced that pacifism is a death sentence for everyone he knows — even if the order would rather exile him than learn it.

A college student from Earth wakes up in the body of a Duplicate — an artificial soldier built from a template and deployed to hold the line against orc hordes threatening a crumbling empire. As an Atoning, he must serve on the front lines to pay off the "theft" of the soul he now inhabits. Survival is a luxury for Dupes. He is up against orcs, mutated monsters, and battalion members who want to put a knife in his back. But there is a slim chance to become more than just cannon fodder — to build something from the rot, and turn his name into a legend through skill-merging and earned progression.

Following a bloody slaughter of her entire race at the hands of the elves, Blair survives alone — until the world changes. Her planet is introduced to a vast universe by the System, a cosmos filled with civilizations that fight for power and dominance. After the integration, Blair finds herself in a monster-filled forest, utterly alone. With nothing but the will to survive and grow stronger in this new world of numbers and power, her distant dreams of revenge might just become reality.

When Earth is thrust into a deadly multiverse labyrinth, a kitchen worker armed with only his knives and wits must lead his coworkers to survive, level up, and uncover the secrets of their new reality. Colt King never thought much of his kitchen job — until Earth was integrated into a greater reality and his workplace became the heart of a dungeon teeming with monstrous creatures. With limited resources, dangerous coworkers, and no clue about the world outside the dungeon, Colt must step up to lead. Every stat point counts, every decision matters, and survival means more than just making it out alive.

Twenty years ago, the Merge brought armies of monsters flooding into the West Coast. Dungeons popped up in shopping malls and airports. Walls were built to contain the spread, but the promise of priceless loot dropped by the creatures inspired a new kind of gold rush. Clay Jaeger has nothing left outside the walls. Civilization took everything he worked for and spat it out. Now Clay, his wife Alex, and his chainsaw-toting brother Joe are going west to try their hand at monster killing. The loot from low-level mobs is enticing, but it isn't the real reason they risked the Infested Zone — they need to kill a Dungeon Lord. Only one in ten thousand hunters pull it off. The rest become fertilizer for the wasteland.

The end of the universe came and went. An intergalactic war was waged, and the bad guys won when they pressed the big red button. Yet instead of the end of the story, Rory — a nobody in the grand scheme of things — finds himself almost completely alone in a fresh universe, one of eight precursors chosen almost entirely at random. With only an odd World Spirit for company, Rory must survive and build an entire universe from scratch. This is not the story of a plucky hero daring to challenge the gods of old. This is the story of how one of those gods came to be — their rise from a nobody in a brand new universe to a name known, sometimes loved, sometimes feared, throughout all of existence.