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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.

Az has one burning desire: to escape her backwater town. In a dystopian post-apocalyptic future shaped by a System engineered by long-dead politicians, power and freedom are paid for with blood, sweat, and cold hard cash. When Az gets pulled into the machinations of the corrupt and wealthy, she must decide whether to stand up for her beliefs or keep her head down to survive. It's not always clear which choice is right — but she's never been one to back down from the dangers ahead.

When a System apocalypse turns most of humanity into zombies, an introverted loner finds himself among the first to choose a character class. His picks — Master of Shadows, Master of Darkness — are already taken, so he settles for the Gold-tier Ghost class, with bonuses that are a little questionable. Kasp never wanted to be a leader, a hero, or anyone's savior. He just wants to disappear. Unfortunately, the System has other plans — including handing him a settlement to run and a zombie head that never stops talking.

Caught as a little kid hacking into a corpo server, Evelin Vance was forced into indentured service. Disposable and "employed" by New Hope LLC to penetrate the security of other corporations, usually by dangerous and less than legal means, one day she is sent on a mission that is a lot more dangerous than expected. With her head just above water, Evelin struggles beneath the weight put upon her — at least until the world decides her job is done. After getting attacked, mauled, bludgeoned, and bruised, she awakens as a samurai. This is a fan fiction set in the world of Stray Cat Strut by RavenDagger.

Five hundred years ago, the Evolution System descended on Earth and the world ended. Facing terrifying monsters and a new race of hostile elves, humans had no choice but to fight back with Awakened magic powers. For Imani, magic and skills are all he's ever known. Trapped in an isolated, overpopulated town with dwindling resources, he's taught that survival means following the rules. But by putting his life on the line and breaking one of those rules, he earns a rare Settlement Stone — and the chance to build something new in the uncharted wilderness, if he can survive what lurks there.

Magic is fading, and humanity is on the brink of extinction. Sybil has spent her life as a miner, delving into monster-infested caverns and perilous shafts to unearth Relics of an ancient past in exchange for food and shelter. One day she discovers a Relic unlike any other — one that connects her to magic long thought lost, transforms her fate from simple miner to Ascended, and gives her something she has never had before: freedom.

In 2097, humanity discovered Mana. Arcane academies, spelltech cities, enchanted weaponry — magic became ordinary. But that blessing tore open portals across the globe, and the beings who stepped through were not refugees. They were invaders. They took everything. Now all that remains of humanity is a sliver of land clinging to the edge of a shattered continent. Every death drags the protagonist back to the beginning of the day. Every loop forces him to train harder, learn faster, and outthink a world designed to erase him. Some call this power a gift. To him, it's a curse — but curses can be shaped into weapons.

Born with a soul mutation desired even by the Gods — perfect memory — Kael could recall every word, every book, yet not a single drop of mana. Mockery, beatings, a ruined family, and a desperate deal with the God of Knowledge and Madness condemned him to centuries of slavery in the endless Divine Library. Seven hundred years of torment turned him into a vessel of knowledge. Then hatred — and the stolen Canon of Primordial Void — gave him a chance. Kael escaped back into his fifteen-year-old body, months before tragedy struck. Now he carries not only memory, but the knowledge of countless worlds. His goals: protect his family, hide from the gaze of the Gods, walk the path of power once denied to him — and take revenge against the God who enslaved him.

The apocalypse is here. Giant fireblasts tear across the earth as the Gates of Hell are ripped open — in an instant, billions are killed and human technology becomes worthless. Those who died in the initial blast are reincarnated as undead monsters. Massive fiery pits swallow every major city. Demonic creatures make all realms of Earth their home. But all hope is not lost. The Angels left a parting gift before their defeat: a System that bestows humanity the power to fight back. With it, Jaco will master his Druid Class and do whatever it takes not only to survive the end of the world, but to thrive.

A crazy wizard bound my soul and turned me into a monster. My memories, lost; my body, an amalgamation of different parts; my soul, crammed into the core of a creation called chimaera. Despair was interrupted by curiosity. After killing and eating something for the first time, I started to learn about my new powers. Just as I was beginning to find happiness in my new life, the wizard blew up time itself. I should have died, but somehow I survived and found myself starting the whole thing all over again. A monster evolution time loop LitRPG about becoming the best chimaera possible in order to save the world — and the friends we meet along the way.

Survive, protect, get stronger, and figure out what the hell a progenitor is. One Saturday morning, the planet was inducted into the wider universe — somewhere with horrors and wonders far beyond human imagination, where things from myths, legends, and dreams are commonplace. Alex, a man who preferred to stay home with his dog, found himself thrown into this new reality alongside the rest of Earth's population, drawn into the Universal System's tutorials. Alex didn't want this, nor to be changed into whatever a Progenitor is, but he refuses to be weak. If there is one constant in the surrounding chaos, it is that Progenitors never stop growing.

Elena S. Trudeau doesn't know why she was chosen as a beta tester for The Game of the Gods, but she knows the world is about to change. Beta testers with strange new powers are popping up across the globe. Elena will have to face monsters, mob-bosses, and dangerous enemies as she attempts to protect herself and those around her from the beings calling themselves gods. Fortunately, she's not your average girl.

She wakes up on a hostile alien planet with no memory, no name, and a body rebuilt by machines. Everyone else got combat classes; she got Engineer, Level 0, locked from the start and designed to fail. But she's adapting — turning scraps and broken machines into things that keep her alive, getting stronger with every fight, and unlocking something new with every evolution. She needs answers: who she was before this, why she's here, how to get off this planet. Somewhere in her broken memory is a mission she was supposed to complete. None of that matters if she can't survive long enough to remember it.

Private Investigator Scarlet Bourne isn't particularly bothered by the end of the world. When strange windows start appearing in people's vision, counting down three days to "Full Initialization," she does what she always does: she prepares. When the countdown ends, extinction never comes. Instead, the world gets monsters, mana, and the System. Most people panic. Scarlet sees a gap in the market — one an information broker is uniquely qualified to fill. The rules have changed and nobody knows what they are. She intends to be the first to find out, controlling the battlefield from the shadows rather than fighting her way to the top.

Long ago, demonic cultivators betrayed the Dao and cast down mighty sects, leaving only ruined wastelands behind. The few survivors took refuge in hidden pocket realms, striving to regain the strength necessary to reclaim the world. Now, twenty-five hundred years later, opportunity may have finally arrived. Qing Liao never dreamed of becoming a cultivator, but mandatory testing reveals his potential and draws him into the Celestial Origin Sect. As he trains to wield stellar qi, he discovers an unusual quirk that places him at the center of the war between demonic and orthodox factions. Elsewhere, Grand Elder Itinay has schemed for millennia waiting for her moment, while Scoria Scorn — a cultivator who chose the demons — hunts down every remaining fragment of human existence. As immortals collide, one cultivator waits unseen, an arrow cloaked in shadow.

He filed 101 support tickets. The System turned him into a demon. Kairon is a system clerk who finally gets his own city charter. He does what any good bureaucrat would: reads the entire Terms of Service, finds a loophole, and exploits it. Unfortunately, doing so calls down a pillar of hellfire that roasts him, his villagers, and everything within a league. Now he's a demon with ten confused imps, a giant tower with a floating eyeball, and a rudimentary system that tears buildings through rends in reality — while a theocratic empire prepares to hunt him down.

In 1974, a stranger handed Gary Gygax the rules of D&D. Fifty years later, the world found out why. The System is here. Millions are dead, ancient monuments hum with energy, and human biology has become a character sheet. Arthur Ashworth is a structural engineer who reads monsters like damaged buildings. Donna Callas is a security consultant who fights like she was trained for this. Steve Parr is an archaeologist who just realized his entire career was fieldwork for the apocalypse. Their guide is an alien construct with strong opinions about human architecture and absolutely no intention of telling them anything useful. They were a D&D party every Thursday. Now the dungeons are real, the monsters are real, the stats are real, and the ancient ruins they raid were built by something that has been watching humanity for thirty-five thousand years.

Fifteen years ago, the apocalypse rained magical coins from the sky. Anyone who picked one up disappeared. Some never came back. Everyone who did was never the same. Shelby Thestalos never thought she'd become one of them. But when a molten corpse clutching a Class Coin throws her into the thick of it, she takes up the coin and joins the ranks of those who travel between Earth and the unnamed other world. With her newfound Gambler class and nothing else, Shelby will brave the dangers of the other world and come back stronger — no matter how much the system doesn't want her to.

The only thing Snow loves more than magic is taking it apart. When the Tower begins integrating Earth, humanity is granted inherent skills. Snow's [Suppression] can weaken anyone and anything, and combined with an anti-magic class and a near-limitless mana pool, it won't matter how strong, fast, or skilled an enemy is. Before the Tower fully integrates, Snow needs to find four specific people. After that, they will climb — all the way to the top. The arrogant gods watching from the Tower's peak need to be torn from their thrones, and Snow is ready to break them.

Investment Banker Robert Stadler was not a happy man — cheating wife, estranged family, soul-crushing work. During a drunken night grieving all of the above, he was given the opportunity of a lifetime via speeding box-truck. Non-refundable. The new start was not as a human being. Now an F-ranked monster — a Lesser Mimic — trapped in an alien dungeon and very much at the bottom of the food chain, Bob must survive a world where his species demands an ever-more-obscene amount of treasure to evolve. His solution: teach the locals how to make their money work for them. It's time to make way for the capitalist revolution.