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What does it mean to learn from your own death? Seventeen was supposed to die in a frozen granary-fort. Instead, a forgotten spirit pulls him back. Every death sends him to the same starting line with a little more knowledge, a little more skill, and a growing weight of visions he does not understand. The System inside him offers no guidance — its skills surface under pressure, and the things he sees in death do not fade. They accumulate. To survive, Seventeen must turn every death into information, outthink the men who own him, protect the few people worth saving, and uncover why the world around him is beginning to twist. What starts as a brutal struggle to escape a granary-fort grows into something far larger: border wars, hidden orders, and old powers moving in the dark.

Kidnapped and presumed dead, Kizu returns ten years later — just in time to enroll at an elite magical academy. His education under the witch who raised him was unorthodox, leaving him three years behind every other student and ranked as the overall worst at Shinzou Academy. Kizu is determined to change that quickly — not just to master long-denied schools of magic, but to investigate his older sister's disappearance. She was the only one who never stopped looking for him. Now it's his turn to repay the favor, if he can survive an academy where the other students are just as dangerous as the monsters.

Ripped from a mundane life and dropped on a monster-infested island, Nathan faces an extinction-level event that the world is calling a catastrophe — and he calls his grand opening. Armed with a sword and a blood-based class that can evolve from rare to legendary, Nathan slashes through demons and monsters alike, driven not by fear but by ambition. Legends are forged, not born.

In the city of Graheel, a small antique shop sits quietly among all the others. Its unassuming appearance is easily overlooked. But the store and its owner harbor a terrible secret: a devil lives in that building. John Li is an enigmatic figure whose origins and intentions are unknown. The desperate from around the world come to him in search of salvation — a red witch believes him to be an ancient creature, a white fox calls him a wizard of eld, a warrior thinks him a spirit, and a holy woman declares him a god. From John's perspective, he has no idea what's going on. He really was just an unlucky man who got caught up in some crazy stuff. This mysterious individual and his customers set off a strange series of events that slowly change the world, as investigators, witches, refugees, priests, and travelers from other worlds find their paths crossing in increasingly dangerous ways.

The world of Pokémon is filled with wonder — amazing creatures and humans living hand in hand. But the scars of the past run deep beneath the surface. Schemes, secrets, and monsters await. When the end of the world is only a future away, an unwilling protagonist finds himself thrust into the middle of it all. He never asked for any of this.

Rika Blackstone has the potential to surpass everyone — if she can survive long enough. An illegitimate child cast out from her home, Rika is determined to rise above her birth. With a rare and powerful starting class and unheard-of stat growth, she has every advantage except a starting point worth mentioning. Her stats begin almost at rock bottom. Her first stop takes her to Canyon Falls, a small mining town with a big goblin problem — the perfect place to make a name for herself, or a disaster waiting to happen. Only through struggle can strength be gained, and Rika has never been at her best until all the odds are stacked against her.

After failing the most important exam of his life, Kyle is forced into a VR war — fighting on the front lines as cannon fodder, losing a little part of his memories with every virtual death. When the mission he is on goes wrong, Kyle is stranded on a distant planet and given a chance to make an impression in the organization. If he fails, he will lose all will to resist — making him the perfect soldier. A LitRPG sci-fi space opera with mechs, spaceships, levels, and pure evil.

This is a story that spanned eons. Through a series of misfortune, Ryner became an immortal creature who has lived for hundreds of thousands of years. Not bound to one world, he witnessed war and peace, love and hate, magic and science. The man began as a parentless child and grew into a powerful, shunned monster. Despite physical and mental scars, he still fights — including against Alice, his fellow immortal and self-described insane monster, as the two wage brutal wars in the form of a death game Ryner forced her into. After his latest win, he decides to take a vacation, inserting himself into a seemingly normal world for a brief moment of peace. That peace does not last. Problems surface one after another, and Alice soon ceases to be his only or biggest concern.

The protagonist never imagined that a gaming match would end with him waking up in a medieval world as an extremely weak mage. There's grimdark all around — arrogant nobility, monsters, and an impossible mission. But if you have the gift to shape metal and the knowledge to build a musket, the French Revolution might already be on the horizon. The Kingdom of Steel is rotting from within. Gluttonous nobles tear it apart, rebellions brew in the rear, and powerful neighbors wait for the perfect moment to intervene. Armed with forbidden knowledge and metal magic, the protagonist intends to claim what's his — and rewrite the world from scratch. Technology versus magic, tactical spells versus artillery shells.

She died with a dagger in her heart — and woke up in a different body, in a different world, addressed as "Princess." In this new life, she plays the role of a pure, innocent, fragile princess who must be protected at all costs. That is the act. Beneath it, she is anything but. She had hoped for a quiet, peaceful new life as a beloved royal, but threats lurk around her that demand she act — and reveal just how far from fragile she really is.

When Vera is suddenly torn from everything she knows, she awakens in a strange new world with nothing but the clothes on her back, her sharp mind, and a skill of immense power. Thrust into unfamiliar lands filled with shifting alliances and hidden dangers, she must learn to survive, adapt, and carve out her place. As she journeys across vast landscapes and through tangled webs of politics and ambition, one question remains — what kind of role will she choose to play in a world that demands so much? Will she become the world's savior, or its greatest threat?

Serac Edin is too rebellious for her own good — and in the lowest prison in hell, that gets you a death sentence. Except she doesn't stay dead. A sentient revolver intervenes, bonding with Serac and making her an unkillable Wayfarer, contract-bound to ascend the afterlife's Six Realms. Armed with an ever-evolving weapon, she must fight through monsters, ancient immortals, and rival Wayfarers to climb as high as she can. A souls-inspired LitRPG set across six distinct realms, each with its own culture and challenges, with a competent protagonist who earns her power.

The Concord system was designed to give the worst criminals a second chance — ten peaceful Professions to guide the souls who arrive in Faerlon after death toward productive, harmonious lives under a goddess's wise guidance. It did not go as planned. An assassin anti-hero and a buff tomboy brawler navigate a world where a system built for peace is being exploited for brutal combat. Gritty action and tactical fights unfold across a slow-burn story with in-depth worldbuilding and a childhood-friend romance.

It's been over 300 years since every human and supernatural race on Earth found themselves transported to Floor Zero of the Tower. The population has fallen from 8.2 billion to just under 20 million. Anyone under sixteen must attend the Academy of Beginnings, a place designed to prepare them for the climb and uncover why the System brought them here. The highest known completed floor is Floor 34. Deacon Surtr Hayes stands on the cusp of graduating from the Academy, ready to claim his Tier 1 Class and ascend the Tower. Then he wakes up hours before receiving his Class and discovers that his father is alive — and that he isn't even human. A single revelation unravels everything he thought he knew, leaving him with one burning question: what is a Jötunn?

Tristessa Irandell is a young woman with no memories of her past, summoned into the world of Nekrom without explanation — and immediately killed. But Death is not the end for her. The mysterious God of Chaos granted her a unique Divine ability: [Death and Resurrection], capable of bending the fabric of space and time to bring her back to life. Now every death, every inch of pain, every scrap of information carries forward into the next loop. A never-ending spiral of fear, violence, and divine power. A path Tristessa must traverse to uncover the dark truths behind her lost memories and the tragedies bringing Nekrom to the brink of collapse — under the hands of the terrible Shadow Queen.

Zoran wakes up in a forest with only his name and a mouthful of blood. He has no memory of who he is or how he got there — only strange screens floating in front of him and an instinct to search for the truth. What he did not expect was for his search to ignite something that was never meant to happen. Cities will burn and towers will fall. Chaos will descend and ravage the earth. The darkness is coming, and the world will tremble in its wake.

No sane person would choose Apocalypse Difficulty. For Rowan, it was his only option. Forced into the hardest possible Tutorial, he finds himself poisoned and trapped in caves deep below the surface. Every waking second is a fight for survival, clawing toward safety one kill at a time. Deep in the caves, he stumbles upon a set of ancient chains that grant him a class — not enough to make things easy, but possibly enough to survive. For Rowan, Apocalypse Difficulty isn't just a source of death and fear. It's an opportunity to break free from his old life and seize real power.

After losing a 1v1 against an empty-beer-bottle-wielding drunk, I transmigrated into the body of a girl who seemed to have nothing going for her. Before I could have a full-blown meltdown, a mysterious ability called the Plus Menu appeared in my mind's eye, granting me limitless potential. Suddenly, finding a purpose in this completely alien world full of darkness became a lot more interesting and feasible.

Reggie was not an important person — quite the opposite. He was the town lunatic, hated by all and less than an afterthought to the elves ruling over his people. That changed when he was killed to keep a secret, and his death didn't stick. Returning from the grave as a vampire, he scrambles to stay fed and alive while making sense of his new place in the world. But the fear of dying again quickly becomes secondary. It will take all of Reggie's will to maintain his humanity in a world that already thinks he's lost it.

Viktor had been called many names: the Impaler, the Tyrant, the Dark Emperor. He carved out an empire across an entire world, bringing kingdoms to their knees — until the Six Heroes slew him, stole his power, and divided it among themselves. Three hundred years later, Viktor awakens in the body of a young boy named Quinn to find his castle in ruins, his capital razed, and the once-prosperous Central Plains a wild land ruled by trees and beasts. The only thing he finds among the rubble is a small, underdeveloped Dungeon Core. With that fledgling Core as his only ally, he sets out to exact vengeance on the Six Heroes' descendants and reclaim what is rightfully his.