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When Fate itself fails to kill him, even the gods should tremble. Taliesin was supposed to die in an apocalyptic war, sacrificing himself so his people could escape. Instead, he found himself lost within the Void beyond time and space — a realm untouched by creation yet bound by Fate itself. There he glimpsed the Akashic Records, the foundations of reality, and understood the secrets that grant gods their life and mortals their power. But even the Void couldn't contain him forever. Pulled into a new world spiraling toward its own Ragnarok, Taliesin refuses to let another civilization burn. With nothing but his wits and fragments of his former might, he must reclaim his strength, forge powerful alliances, and rewrite destiny before the Twilight of the Gods consumes all.

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.

Wang Tian Gu, the Tyrant who massacred countless warriors in Jiang Hu for 600 years, has died — taking with him the Soul Reversing Sutra, one of the Eight Treasures of Jiang Hu. Through a whim of fate, he transmigrates into the body of a young woman in a world far different from his own. This new world is ruled by levels, status, and skills, where heroes and demon lords clash and beautiful warriors fight for dominance. Other transmigrators have already planted roots here, backed by divine boons and cheats. For them, this is a game. For him, it is reality. Watch as the Heavenly Poison King raises havoc upon this world — all for the sake of his Dao, and for the sake of revenge.

When Joe died, he did not expect a screen to appear inviting him to join the world of Illuminaria — a fantasy RPG-like realm with stats, skills, monsters, and quests. Given a second chance at life, Joe must find his footing in a world with rules very different from his own. The story follows a healer-focused MC who grows into a chimeric being, with injury and disease playing a large role alongside rich world-building. The emphasis is on plot and character over raw power progression.

Tibs survived by picking pockets — until he's caught. Instead of losing a hand, he's sent away and told he must now survive a dungeon. How is a kid who knew nothing more than street life supposed to survive a dungeon that changes every time he enters it? Being sent into an ever-growing dungeon becomes his life, facing ever-changing threats to himself and the people he tries so hard not to become attached to. He'd like to run away, but the guards have made it clear that trying to run will ensure he dies. His street taught Tibs to get back up after being beaten down — so he isn't going to just give up.

Dabu's life has been far from easy. Born with a crippling lung illness, he has never been as strong as his father or brother, both of whom disappeared after attempting to challenge the Trials of Ancients. In the wake of the Tyrant King's war, his village has fallen under the control of the Purus, a vicious gang of magically enhanced cutthroats. The Trials offer the promise of power to any who can clear them, but Dabu has been forbidden from entering. After a violent encounter leaves his family in danger, he faces a difficult choice — leave to challenge the Trials or stay and risk starvation. The Trials are monstrously difficult, filled with dangerous beasts, deadly obstacles, and tribes of challengers who control the areas within. But if he can make it out alive, Dabu will gain the power he needs to drive the Purus from his home.

Marco trained his whole life to become a captain, maxing every childhood achievement the System would allow — diving, rigging, outrunning couriers up mountains. When classing day finally arrives, the System doesn't make him a captain. It makes him a Gluttonous Marauder. The class has combat perks, shipwright skills, and captain potential — but a reputation so bad he's arrested on the spot. Now on the run in a barely seaworthy smuggler's dinghy, Marco sets out to prove he's not the villain they think he is, if he can out-sail bounty hunters, survive cursed dungeons, and feed enough victories to his ever-growing ship along the way.

Chaos Online is heralded as the first "Hardcore" VRMMORPG. Pain conversion is set at a staggering 75%, and graphical fidelity has been pushed to the limits without any censorship whatsoever. "Who wants to feel their skin melt from dragon fire?" some asked as they dismissed it. Despite the popular belief that no one would play a game so close to reality, Chaos Online sold millions on the first day. Fight. Suffer. Win. Welcome to Chaos Online.

A doctor spent years mastering medicine — helping people live, watching people die, witnessing what a soulless system does to patients and to himself. He was counting down the days before he sold out. That plan ended when a stroke code went sideways. Now he's somewhere else entirely: a world where magic rules, Humans are despised, and Healers knit flesh back together in the blink of an eye. What good is a man of science with years of training and not a shred of magic? A slow-burn progression story grounded in medical realism, where every step forward is earned.

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.

A struggling author transmigrates into the world of Solo Player, the massively popular novel she read to improve her craft. She doesn't become the protagonist or a villain. She becomes the protagonist's sister — the most worthless character in the story, a burden universally hated by readers, and someone fated to die no matter what path she takes. Armed with full knowledge of the story's events, she has one goal: not only to survive, but to surpass every limit and rewrite the terrible ending. Her ridiculously overprotective brother — the world's strongest solo player — is the main obstacle. The Constellations watching from above are another problem entirely, bombarding her with gifts and sponsorships as though she's a top-tier celebrity streamer.

In a world where Elves and Goblins are real, where Wizards and Witches cast terrible magic, and where level-100 Heroes lead parties against great evils, Dungeons are essential — places where stories are written, loot acquired, and legends born. And the narrator of this story is a Dungeon. Known as the Playwright, this Dungeon Core invites adventurers to the "Stage of Forgotten Fables" for a dramatic dungeon delve unlike any they have experienced before. Told from the perspective of the Dungeon Core itself, the story shifts between multiple POVs to show the growth of its characters. The LitRPG elements of levels, skills, and classes are present, though the focus leans toward narrative over number-crunching.

The battle against the Kobar Empire was utterly lost, and as Luca lay dying a strange blue screen appeared: he had the aptitude to be a Player, and if he accepted, the game would reset. He accepted — and the reset went wrong, leaving him as only a partial player: Active Players: 0.4. Luca is neither clever nor strong. He will die. A lot. But with enough resets, he'll learn and grow. A slow-burning, character-driven story about an underdog using time-loop deaths to inch toward something better.

Egbert was a mercilessly effective tax collector in his first life — orphanages, nobility, clergy, none were safe from his bespectacled gaze. When he gets reborn as a dungeon that can only advance by making money, things get rather meanspirited. Egbert will do whatever it takes to nickel and dime every single copper he can from adventurers he cons into his depths. Inbred fisherfolk, concerningly drunk knights, even overeager orcs — all are fair game for his fleecing. Except the mages. Those pretentious dicks are getting fed to the mimics.

The world didn't end with a bang. Instead it suffocated slowly — a long fight for survival against monsters and others like them. Isaac experienced it all from the beginning. While humanity scrambled to understand the Contamination Zones overtaking the Earth, he fought for his life and tried to embrace the Virus that had become part of him. Origins, Legacies, attributes — familiar terms that meant little at first, but that quickly changed. Humanity adapted, monsters died, and Isaac? For the first time in his life, he was searching. Searching for a purpose, a goal. And if that journey began with hundreds of monsters lying dead at his feet — so be it.

Sky Realms Online is the largest and most popular VR MMORPG ever made, set among the mystical floating islands of Hankarth. Until something goes wrong — players are reduced to level one and find themselves unable to log out, possibly trapped forever. Hall, a veteran player, decides to make the most of it rather than panic. But he quickly discovers that while some aspects of the game are the same, the difficulty level is beyond anything he's ever experienced.

Her mother a Spellblade, her father a Talismartist — so why did Astrid have to be a Warrior? Inspired by her mother's tales of defending Humanity's Bulwark, she sets out to become a delver in the Dungeon, earning enough levels and experience to protect her borders and countrymen. Her plan didn't work out, and now she's all alone — no planned allies, no family support. With just her skills and armor, and not a lick of magic to her name, Astrid Warrior intends to show the world exactly what a nonmagical fighter can do.

Rowena Loress is a good-hearted Scholar driven by compassion and curiosity — and more than a little combat-averse. When she encounters a dungeon, the relationship that unfolds is unlike anything a typical dungeon story would suggest. The world is full of dungeons and monsters, and the story won't be purely light or fluffy. But the sweet moments are meant to overshadow the bitter, with the dungeon gradually becoming one of the most significant presences in Rowena's life.

Unbeknownst to him, Ray is about to partake in an adventure filled with magical beasts, warring factions, and a leveling-up system out of this world. He'll encounter filthy bandits, musty crypts, and friendly werewolves. If only he hadn't been given negative charisma points around women. When the only way out of the game may be through, you fight like your life depends on it — because it just may.

Kevin has lived multiple lives, and all of them were difficult or traumatic — even his first life on Earth involved portals and monster attacks. Now he's living a new life on a beautiful fantasy world, raised by the best adoptive parents imaginable: dragons. He is a Champion of a goddess, born a goblin, and raised in a dragon's cave for two peaceful decades of study and rest. But when his adoptive parents ask him to undertake an important task that dragons cannot do themselves, Kevin isn't surprised — he's excited. He's been curious to explore this new world. And more than anything, he still holds out hope of finally finding magic he can truly learn.