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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.

Leo wanted to make something of himself — specifically, to build dams. But when he, his girlfriend, and her loan-shark boss all get dragged through a portal to another world, he quickly decides this new realm is the place for him. Everyone has magic, and a fallen kingdom desperately needs someone willing to fight for what's right and build a grand civilization. With a not-quite-a-princess elf and a crippled dragon at his side, Leo must race to build his empire before the loan shark Kruegar can finish him off with a legion of orcs.

Ray was a professional killer, bound by a code that kept him sharp, careful, and alive. When a mission goes wrong, he awakens in a brutal new world where survival means taking lives and growing stronger with every soul consumed. Among six exiles from Earth, only one can return home — and five must die. Ray needs to get back to settle a score, so the other earthlings are out of luck. Empire-building, conquest, and survival in a Dark Souls-inspired world where the system arrives early and mercy arrives never.

Sammy struggled through college until she was magically transported to another realm and transformed into a goddess. Now she must acquire followers to appease an ever-helpful System — and her powers have something to do with mirrors. Sammy will struggle to take over the world one follower at a time, and in doing so, save more than herself.

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.

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.

Gus is a Henchman — content with his mid-level role on an orbiting space base and under no illusions about the dangers of getting too ambitious around Supervillain bosses. His father pulled strings to land him the job. Then the base is destroyed and Gus is hurled toward the planet below, surviving only because of a damaged escape pod and the sudden awakening of his own latent powers. Stranded on a deserted island and inexplicably hunted, Gus has to stop being a minion and start being the master of his own story. As some would say — he's no longer just a Henchman. He might be a Villain now.

Ben Crawford shouldn't be here. One moment he's on Earth; the next he wakes up in an inescapable room that seems intent on erasing him. Then, just as suddenly, he's somewhere else entirely — dropped onto a world where humanity is barely more than a myth. On Ark, power is everything, and Runebinding magic is the key to survival. Ben shouldn't be able to use it, but he can — and he's learning faster than anyone should. Fighting alongside monster hunters and wielding powers of Light, Ben quickly discovers that being an anomaly comes with a price. Some see his strength as an opportunity; others see it as a threat. As faction politics turn against him and ancient powers take notice, Ben must navigate a world that doesn't know what to do with him, all while something far more dangerous watches from beyond. Humanity was never meant to be part of this story — but to survive what's coming, Ben must forge a new path as the first Paladin in a world that needs one.

Jacob Williams has only one rule: stay out of trouble. Breaking it once to save a bullied classmate from drowning costs them both their lives. Jacob awakens not as a shining hero, but as Shaelith — a violet-skinned, pointy-eared elven noblewoman and daughter of a ruthless matriarch who rules a house of assassins and mushroom sorcery. For twenty years, Shaelith learns to survive in this underground world of brutal matriarchal scheming. She masters sorcery, survives assassination attempts, and becomes one of the most powerful diplomats of her generation — until she is kidnapped by goblins and rescued by an obnoxiously loud hero obsessed with quests and XP, who has decided she is his designated love interest. Shaelith has absolutely no interest in that. An asymmetrical LitRPG where the protagonist wields wit, magic, and politics rather than an overpowered stat sheet — while the clueless hero's system grows around her.

Long Fang is stranded in a foreign world where proper cultivation has been replaced by blue-screen System notifications. His response: ignore the System entirely and build a sect to spread cultivation the old-fashioned way. The System does not take kindly to being rejected. As Long Fang's stubbornness draws increasingly dangerous System-backed foes, he must grow stronger and wiser — while keeping his wholesome sect of followers alive against everything the System throws at them.

Born a slave, Ves's entire life has been naught but servitude and abuse — until an accident on a hunting trip leaves her lost and dying in an ancient forest filled with hungry beasts and old monsters. Her only chance of survival lies in a chance encounter with an otherworldly being in dire need of a host. Stuck with her new companion making unknown changes to her body, Ves must learn to survive — and more than that, carve out a new home for herself and the scattered lost souls around her. All the more difficult when her old master and a world that fears what she and the thing in her head could become are hunting her down.

A man from Earth dies and is reincarnated in a world of magic and swords, reborn as a beast-kin with wolf ears and a fluffy tail. Follow him as he discovers the mysteries of magic and the system, navigates intricate politics and cultures, and forges his own path in a new world. The story features multiple POVs, slow-burn pacing, kingdom-building elements, and a LitRPG system layered over a rich secondary-world setting.

A high fantasy story following Michael, son of Count Cedric Rowan, through his life of learning, fighting, and rising to his duty. Designed to be a slow-starting and accelerating story, it begins with a young protagonist and follows him across a long arc of growth — including kingdom building and the politics and warfare of a somewhat realistic medieval setting.

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.

On the eve of the apocalypse, Liam is transported to another world — along with his house. Two moons hang overhead, and the people of this new land seem intent on attacking him. Stranded in a world where he doesn't speak the language, he must survive while a gorgeous princess holds the key to understanding what is happening. Set in a world where a goddess is losing control of her creation, this series blends portal fantasy with GameLit mechanics.

After a late-night drive ended her life, a woman wakes inside the first webnovel she ever mocked. In "Tower of the End," Celestia von Reingarde was nothing more than a petty villainess — a spoiled noble girl remembered only for bullying someone until the hero arrived. One humiliation, and she faded away so the harem could bloom. Except now she has become Celestia. She planned to slip quietly into the background and let the story run its course — until a system warning made that impossible: [Warning! Existence will be erased when Story Relevance reaches 0/100.] Obscurity means death. To survive, Celestia must become relevant.

How well would you cope after being summoned to rule a kingdom in an RPG? Sean de Courcy is a gamer with a maxed-out warrior build on a popular MMORPG. When the desperate rulers of a declining kingdom need a warrior to lead them to triumph over their enemies, their summoning spell picks Sean. Their world obeys the rules of an RPG — so although Sean has no real-world fighting experience, he is exactly the person they need to manage the kingdom, level up its people, and lead their armies to victory.

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.

Slay monsters. Harvest their souls. Survive the brutal world. In a world where Dragon-riders rule the sky and magic grants infinite possibilities, Lucas was captured by the Central Empire and branded a trespasser, forced into military service. He soon discovered he had Inherited a game-like system, along with a powerful skill — Soul Reaper — and a unique resonance with the dragons above. With a burning desire to find his way back to Earth and no intention of dying in someone else's war, Lucas joins the Unbowed — the monster hunters of this world. Armed with nothing but an unrelenting will and a mysterious system, he will hunt monsters, grind experience, and grow strong enough to track down whoever dragged him here.

A nobleman killed a peasant without a second thought just to test a new blade. The injustice was so immense that the victim's soul could not pass on — and so he returned as a Revenant, bound to a dark deity and able to grow his powers by accumulating Discordance shards. His goal: build an Undead Kingdom and make Eris Lanyer suffer every indignity he endured in life before destroying him entirely.