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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.

The chronicles of one very exasperated Dungeon Core — formerly a human of Planet Earth — who just wants to build in peace. Unfortunately, even with a cheat, life isn't quite that charmed.

I woke up in another man's body on the day of his arranged marriage to the most terrifying woman in the Kingdom. He was supposed to die — and the worst part is he already did, because he's still here, in my head. Bitter. Brilliant. Watching me relive every mistake he made in a life that ended with betrayal, heartbreak, and murder. But I'm not Ethan Zhou. I'm a systems engineer with a background in strategy, survival, and zero interest in playing by the rules of a cultivation world obsessed with bloodlines, legacies, and face. Together — whether we like it or not — we build something better. I'll play the quiet husband, the loyal son-in-law. Until it's time to rewrite the foundation beneath the empire's feet.

A diary account of being reincarnated as a catgirl NPC in a dungeon. There are loops. There are marble races. There are other catgirls. There is also ice cream.

What's one to do when reincarnated as the Rival? Clearly, work hard until you can be the ultimate challenge for any protagonist who comes your way. A self-insert Champion Journey in a Pokémon world.

Lord Dread was the first lich in history and the greatest magical prodigy the world has ever seen. The Gods themselves feared his potential and banished him for it. They should have been more thorough. After freeing himself from a prison of countless millennia, Lord Dread finds his powers diminished and his body that of a baby girl — born to an aristocratic family. With a fresh chance to re-learn magic better than he taught himself originally, his sights are set on regaining his former glory. He must learn this strange new era, rebuild the dark empire he once used to challenge even the Gods, and take revenge on the fearful divinity that struck him down. This would be easier if girls could inherit land — but Lord Dread has never let a little thing like that get in his way.

Jiang Cheng is just another outer disciple in the vast Falling Star Sect, struggling for every scrap of progress in a world where talent and resources dictate fate. But strange subconscious thoughts — remnants of another life — whisper ideas foreign to this world and guide his every step. Combined with sharp perception and unyielding determination, can he turn these vague memories and instincts into true strength in a sect where the strong trample the weak? And more importantly: what is the truth behind these distant thoughts?

ZionLine's promise was irresistible: triple your lifespan. The price? Surviving an unknown world rife with brutal combat, where gruesome deaths are terrifyingly real. For a desperate humanity, it was a price worth paying. But beneath the time dilation's gleaming facade lies a horrific truth that Earth's elite will kill to conceal. Raine KongRu has seen this future before — he lived through the captivity it heralds, and he knows there is precious little time to consolidate his power before millions die again. Under the guise of Alaric, Raine is hunted by those with the means to see him dead in both worlds. CronGate was once his home, its leaders his mentors, its people his own. They taught him everything he knew — and enslaved him for a lifetime. The feeling is mutual.

In New London, year 2493, Nicolai is a centuries-old killer whose brain was implanted into the body of Zero-Twelve, a militarized killbot. Numb and apathetic, he is a cog in the machine — until Heaven arrives and the Great Game begins, and he is reborn as a human, his old body recreated along with the madness and blood rage that characterized his past. Given one direction — find the Lizard — Nicolai is thrown into Nightmare, a world of cultivation, undead, demons, spirit beasts, sects, and clans. He finds himself in a decaying castle constructed by a mysterious people, now filled with purposeless undead caught in an ancient war entering its final stages. For Nicolai, this new world is a dream come true. After a century trapped in metal, he is free — and he can resume his endless goal: to become the greatest fighter alive.

Talia Redowl, daughter of the goddess Athena, expected to work for her mother after graduation — ideally as an aide to her older sister, Danae, their mother's Avatar. Instead, she is assigned as Avatar of Hades, a position that has gone unfilled for two thousand years. Before she can take up her new post, Talia must die. Death, it turns out, is just the beginning.

Jonny was the undefeated king of the octagon — until a group of incompetent goons accidentally killed him while trying to rig his next fight. He wakes up reincarnated as the only son of a duke in a world where magic is ordinary. There's just one problem: a rare condition prevents him from using magic. With his father's brother scheming for his death, Jonny is secretly sent to an orphanage for safety. But Jonny was the strongest before, and he intends to be the strongest again — and his very condition might be exactly what he needs to make that dream a reality.

Lucas is a dick, but you would be too if you died in a meth lab explosion and found yourself in a fantasy world. Now, with only his ruthlessness and an ever-increasing body of alchemical knowledge, he has to make his way in this new world — because being poor sucks no matter where you are. He has no idea what's going to happen, but he isn't dying again, because he already knows the afterlife is pretty much bullshit.

Humans are supposedly adaptable, but whoever said that probably never considered being thrown headfirst into the world of One Piece — especially not in the middle of the canon timeline. A former physicist turned pirate navigates the many dangers and opportunities of his second life, trying to find a new dream. Stuck in Bellamy's body, he'll first have to survive the whims of a certain Royal Warlord.

The Gods were believed to be immortal — so far beyond the natural laws of the universe that their crimes went unpunishable. A clock hung over every mortal, counting down to the day the Goddess of Death claimed them. Knell Coda was never born in the normal sense. He came into the world outside the reach of the gods, to a family that had committed the cardinal sin of defying them. Their meddling wound the hands on a new clock — one that hung above the heads of the gods themselves, because of one secret Knell uncovered: the Gods can be tricked, defeated, and killed. To most, seeking the head of a goddess would be madness. To Knell, it is an inevitability.

After a tragic accident ends Samson's life, he's given a second chance by Aki — the grim reaper in a tracksuit and a fellow fan of Samson's favorite light novel series "My Royal Academia." The condition: save the story from its hiatus. Reincarnated into the very real world of the novel's first chapter and granted the ability "Jack of All Trades" — which lets him learn any skill, talent, or weapon — Samson must navigate life at the prestigious Royal Academy armed with knowledge of the story's most crucial secrets. The fate of the story and his own life are inextricably linked.

Its designation was XSS-MK1. The first of its kind — an Artificial Intelligence. Its life was short, lasting only minutes, yet it accomplished much. But in death, something finds it: there is a lot more to be done, and this time the stakes are even higher. Will it measure up, or will it collapse under the burden placed on itself? Only time and rust will tell.

The hardest thing about being a mage of ruin and tempests is having to hold back. Veronica's magic isn't subtle — it's cataclysmic. Specializing in widespread destruction magic, she could tear apart mountains, raze armies, and bury cities. She was the first and only mage to reach the 10th tier, and because of that she was humanity's last hope against the demons. Until the day she fell, alone, as the world burned around her. In her final moments she cast her soul back in time. Now nineteen again, she has years to prepare before the invasion begins anew. She must find allies, raise students, and rally forces to stand beside her — and this time, freed from the curse that shackled her body in her previous life, no one knows how far she can truly ascend.

Damion Wells has died, but he has been given the chance at a new life in a world filled with adventure, danger, and magic. With the help of a mysterious Magic System, he seeks to rise to his potential and become the greatest mage ever — if his own impatience doesn't get him killed before he even relearns to walk.

Death has a funny way of finding Lynette Heversham. After three lifetimes filled with pain, anger, and misplaced emotions, she wakes yet again as her younger self — cursed to re-live as the Crazy Cerue Lady. Can she survive her fourth time around, or will her past as a villainess come back to haunt her? As the unwanted adopted daughter in a dangerous household, she must unlock the power of her core to fight back against summoners and demonic beasts who wish her dead. With guidance from the gods and a slow-burning cultivation system entwined with LitRPG mechanics, she navigates country politics and the monsters threatening the Zopan Empire — determined to finally change her fate.

Carl was a regular construction foreman who died of a heart attack — and woke up reincarnated as a dragon in a magic-filled, dog-eat-dog world. One crazy starting bonus. Major downside: no thumbs. Being at the top of the food chain has its perks, but Carl needs to figure out how magic works, which monsters are safe to eat, and why his hoard matters so much to him. Enemy dragons are already incoming, and every monster in the region wants bragging rights for taking down a dragon. At the end of the day, Carl just wants to build a life worth living in a world where might makes right.