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Once, there was nothing, and the Mists were lonely. A simple brush painted all of creation. The Clear Sky Brush vanished for countless ages — and now it's back. Life for Cha Ming is a daily grind. When he asks the universe for something more, fate answers: a talisman brush older than time sends him to another world where magic, fortune, and danger await. He has a new life, a new body, and the power to wield the five elements. His new home is a place where might makes right and immortal cultivators fight demons at the drop of a hat. A game of universal proportions is unfolding, the Clear Sky Brush at its center — and the power to choose comes at a heavy price.

Getting isekai'd into a gameworld full of waifus was supposed to be the dream. Unfortunately, the mysterious black-robed figure who did the summoning grabbed the wrong guy, and now the protagonist faces waves of monsters intent on terrible things. The game turns out to be a gacha, which means desperately earning money to pull summons, building fortifications, furnishing a tower, and gearing up — all while grappling with the existential horror of gacha economics. The necromancers who built this game are going to pay. A base-building, summoner-focused isekai with no harem, featuring tower defense mechanics and dark humor.

A long-time player of a sci-fi VRMMO was eagerly awaiting the big update that would add countless new systems and rumored game elements. When the update arrived, disaster struck. After crash-landing on a new world, the setting is completely wrong — this is supposed to be a sci-fi game, not fantasy. And why can't they log out?

Max's coworkers treat him like garbage and his manager is a fool. It might be worth it if he made any money, but he doesn't. Confronted out of the blue by a cackling demonic entity from another world, Max doesn't take it seriously — so when he's yanked into that world by his bones, he's given every disadvantage the demon can dish out. When Max finds he's fallen into an old RPG game his dad played on the NES in the 90s, he's immediately given two quests: find the imprisoned girl with the green eyes, and survive. He's not sure which one's worse.

A game played between gods — where the playing field is the world itself and the pieces are living beings. Accidentally summoned from Earth to the world of Myelad, Kyran becomes embroiled in a thousand-year war between the gods. Trapped in Crota, an abandoned city haunted by the undead and infested with monsters, Kyran must use his wits and magic alone to become a Player that even the gods would learn to fear.

After a first life on Earth that fell short in almost every way, the protagonist awakens as a child in a new world — determined to make the most of his second chance. Equipped with several unique skills and hard-won insight into how this world operates, he sets out to unravel its mysteries, push his limits, and rise above them. A medium-stakes story of gradual progression, magical discovery, exploration, and monster taming as a reincarnated boy makes his way in a world full of secrets.

Never play a game 100 times, no matter how addicting it is. ~My Lovely Harem School Life~ is a well-known dating sim famous for its beautiful heroines and the significance of player choices that influence the endings. So why did the protagonist end up transmigrating into Yagami Reiji — the scummiest character in the game, heir to the biggest Yakuza group in the country? The trash who harassed the main cast, bullied students, and stole heroines if the player made the wrong decisions. A walking bad ending. Now trapped in a life that isn't his, surrounded by classmates who flinch at his presence and a father who expects him to inherit an empire built on blood, he must decide: can he rewrite Reiji's fate before the past drags him down with it?

A very familiar soldier, hardened by endless battles against the hordes of Hell, is finally overrun and killed. But his war isn't over yet — he finds himself transported to a new world with new enemies to face.

Power of friendship? Getting stronger when enraged? A powerful monster sealed inside you by your father? That wasn't me. I was the arrogant youngster who got punched in the first panels of the shounen manga I was reading. I wouldn't have even remembered his name — if I wasn't stuck in his body.

When a fantasy kingdom needs heroes, they skip the high schoolers and summon hardened Delta Force operators. Lieutenant Cole Mercer and his team are no strangers to sacrifice — but as they make their last stand against insurgents, they are unexpectedly pulled into another world on the brink of a demonic incursion. Thrust into Tenria's realm of magic and steam engines, Cole discovers a power beyond anything he has imagined. But his new world may not be so different from the old one, and the stakes remain the same: there are people who depend on him, people he might not be able to save. Cole and his team are but men facing unimaginable odds. Even so, they may yet prove history's truth: that the greatest heroes are always just human.

Pete is a simple man who likes good beer and good company. Now he's trapped in a fantasy world inside the body of a smelly dwarf — and the local brew is flat, watery, and barely alcoholic. Altering dwarvish beer is a deeply serious cultural offense. Pete has a lot to prove. This cozy progression fantasy blends crafting, slice-of-life, and found family in a story that doesn't require you to like beer — just to need something comforting.

Gauss, the God of Death, led a quiet existence ruling the underworld — until a vengeful goddess and her angels destroyed everything he'd built and nearly killed him. Now he's back, but his only candidate for a new body is a sick child on the verge of death. Returning to a world that has changed dramatically in his absence, Gauss must rebuild his power, manage his undead workforce, and deal with an endless stream of problems — while maintaining the careful fiction that he's one of the good guys.

Summoned to another world by an ancient lich, Asher — a mortician's apprentice — finds himself held captive by the dead. Deciding not to stay, he uses his newfound dimensional abilities to escape, stealing centuries' worth of illegal magical experimentation on his way out. In a world where resurrection magic makes death a mere suggestion for the upper class, Asher discovers his stolen power can ensure anything that dies by his hand stays dead permanently. A lot of very powerful people find this upsetting — an ancient cabal of liches, a noble order of truthseekers, and the kingdom's assassin's guild all want that power for themselves. Most won't stop until they have it, unless Asher can get to them first.

In the year 3047, humanity sends a second candidate through an interdimensional portal to a world of wizards and sorcery — this time properly equipped. The magical realm known as The Nexus demands a college-age candidate enroll in a magical academy to prove their worth. Emma Booker is a 19-year-old ROTC candidate chosen for the task. Mana proves deadly to the human body, so she must navigate everything from ancient conspiracies to noble politics while sealed inside a suit of power armor. Armed with a sidearm, laser cannon, railgun, and an AI co-pilot, Emma must balance strength and diplomacy to survive her first year at the Transgracian Academy for the Magical Arts.

Waking up in an unoccupied Francois city shortly after her death was not Tanya Degurchaff's idea of a third life. With her magic replaced by some unknown power, she was relieved to find this world at peace — until attempts to become a productive member of society landed her in the clutches of another Schugel. Now on the run from the authorities and branded a common criminal, Tanya faces increasingly impossible odds. Can the world survive the Devil of Kalos?

Elijah Hart is dying — wracked by cancer and weakened by chemotherapy. When the mysterious World Tree extends its branches to Earth, his Seattle-bound flight crashes into the Pacific Ocean and a game-like system takes hold, reshaping humanity's future. Waking up on an island in the Pacific Northwest, Elijah finds himself suddenly gifted with magical powers and an innate connection to the natural world as a Druid — wielding Ethera and able to take on the forms of powerful beasts. The influx of magic has rendered most technology useless and thrown humankind back into a preindustrial age. With each trial he faces, Elijah becomes healthier, stronger, and more powerful. But will it be enough to save himself, let alone the world?

In a world of swords and magic, no one expects an AH-64 Apache Attack Helicopter. Transferred to Area 51 to babysit a dusty relic, Captain Henry Donnager made peace with a career of raking sand and motor pool Mondays. But when a team of scientists unlocks a portal to the fantastical world of Gaerra, Henry is thrust into command of Alpha Team — an elite military unit tasked with exploration and diplomacy. To gain local trust, they join the renowned Adventurers Guild. It turns out modern firepower handles fantasy monsters just fine, and the Guild doesn't care how the monster dies, only that it does. Quest by quest, Alpha Team rises through ranks meant for wizards, all without a drop of magic. Every victory pulls them closer to the secret at the heart of Gaerra: who built the gateway, and why?

Andy "Duke" Ellington was an exceptional fighter pilot who always pushed too hard — until the end finally came for him. Then he was Elsewhere: a completely different world where magic and stats were his new reality, with no support and only a marginal clue. Imprisoned Archmages, corrupt rulers, mysterious forces from beyond, and ancient dungeons all want a piece of him. He's happy to take them all on — and show everyone what happens when you mess with the Duke.

Without warning, humanity in its entirety was suddenly moved to another dimension. This new world, for all its gifts of wondrous abilities, was a stadium — a deadly arena of unimaginable scale. Every man, woman, and child was given a weapon and ordered to fight. Only two options existed: complete the many trials ahead, or perish. Billions of lives were extinguished in mere moments. But even within this abyss of despair, one small ray of hope existed: if even one person could complete every raid, humanity would be redeemed and restored. No save points, no revives, no retries. Within this marathon of death, one man becomes aware of an exception to the rules.

To save a universe, a reincarnator must die. This keeps happening and has never made any sense. Lamutri is a Chapel assassin of the multiversal House of Fate, dispatched to deal with reincarnators in exchange for the promise of ascent — except his reality-altering Defects keep him strangled at the bottom. When straightforward missions start going horribly, exponentially wrong, the Chapel holds Lamutri to blame and offers a simple solution: murder the problem. But with the fates of universes in his hands, he realizes someone has been keeping very significant secrets for a very long time.