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A 16th-century German knight is pulled from everything he knows into a world of magic, gods, and monsters. Leon Jäger lives by a simple code — repay kindness generously, and slights with total destruction — and he intends to keep living by it, even in a place where none of the rules make sense. To survive, he must master Qi cultivation while concealing his abilities from those who would exploit them, navigating a world where Eastern mysticism and Western chivalry collide.

The Silver Hands were one of the best mercenary companies in the kingdom — now only one member remains. Kain Asheld buried the three people closest to him and bought a farm with his last bounty, desperate for silence and a fresh start. The place locals call Madder's Place is a disaster of rotting floorboards, collapsed roofs, and fields swallowed by the wild. But the village needs Kain as much as he needs the solitude, and help comes from unexpected quarters — a young collector, a sharp-tongued tavern owner, and a community that pays on the honor system. As Kain rebuilds, he discovers that starting over takes its own kind of strength.

The heavens decreed his death. He should have died in the womb, in infancy, when his family was murdered, when a house burned around him, or when he woke in a dump riddled with disease and missing fingers. Even the magic ring with a ghostly grandpa trapped inside was sabotaged. A reasonable person would give up. Tian isn't that reasonable — and neither is Grandpa Jun. In a world where immortality can be cultivated, miracles are things you make for yourself. A broken boy will defy the heavens and soar.

With one touch of the stone, Tyron receives his Class and his life changes forever. In an instant his bright and promising future as the scion of two powerful Slayers is torn apart and he must make a decision: allow his Class to be purged from his soul, or cling to it, abandon all that he knows, and rise to power.

For 5,000 years, the Wild Era of humanity has reigned supreme, where strength and magic are the source of everything. Kelin Wildfire, once called the Lord of Wildfire and the Archmage of Wild Souls, died on a battlefield — possibly at the hand of an ally. Now reborn as a twenty-year-old orphan barely scraping by on a lawless planet, he takes up work as a miner. When treachery triggers a mana explosion on the edge of death, a pulse of mana awakens memories of his past life as something more. Half dead and without any mana, but with the memories of an Archmage, he decides to rise again.

Reborn without memories, Scorio learns that he is a Great Soul — a legendary defender of the ancient city of Bastion. Within the halls of the Academy, he would enjoy privilege, rediscover unique powers, and one day return to the millennium-old battle against infernal foes. Until he is betrayed. Singled out and sentenced to die for crimes he can't remember, Scorio is hurled to his doom and forgotten. But from even the dimmest spark an inferno may one day rage — and Scorio vows to claw his way back, defeat his elite classmates, and uncover the truth of his forgotten past.

Felix's life on Earth was a series of dead-end jobs, ruined relationships, and tiny apartments. By all accounts, even his own, he was a coward — yet when given the chance to walk away from a deadly encounter, he didn't hesitate. Moments before his untimely demise, Felix was snatched from Earth and thrust into a magical world known only as The Continent. Empowered by a System, he learns he can strengthen himself through combat and dedication. Levels, stats, and magic await — but death is the start of a terrible fate, and no one knows what he will become if he lives.

King Grey has unrivaled strength, wealth, and prestige in a world governed through martial ability — but solitude lingers closely behind those with great power. Beneath the glamorous exterior of a powerful king lurks the shell of a man, devoid of purpose. Reincarnated into a new world filled with magic and monsters, the king has a second chance to relive his life. But correcting past mistakes is only part of his challenge — underneath the peace and prosperity of the new world is an undercurrent threatening to destroy everything he has worked for.

The climb through the ranks often ends with a knife in the back. Slum-dwelling orphan Garrett Walker scrounges for scraps in the wildlands beyond the walls that guard society, salvaging valuables from the ruins of fallen civilization. When he is offered the chance to compete in the Warden Academy entrance trials, he seizes it as his shot at a better life. But the academy holds dangers a street rat is ill-equipped to handle, and rivalries turn heated as Garrett's hard work challenges classmates who would rather rely on family connections and wealth. As society's most affluent see the threat in his rise, Garrett will discover that not all enemies live outside the city walls.

Orodan was an orphaned street rat who clawed his way to the county militia through hard work. When calamitous events unfold and draw him into something far bigger than himself, his battle-loving disposition leads to a warrior's death — only for him to wake up again on the same day. In a world of skills, titles, and blessings, a smart time-looper might scheme, plan, and amass equipment and allies. But not Orodan. If there's one thing he's good at, it's stubbornly trying the same thing over and over via brute force until it's done. If a wall is in front of him, going around is not an option. Instead: batter it thousands of times until either the wall breaks or he does — and gain skill levels along the way.

Tristan Abrascal is a thief scraping by under the perpetual twilight of Vesper's greatest city. Quick wit and a contract with a capricious goddess have kept him one step ahead — until a single misstep burns every bridge he has left. His only way out doubles as a chance to settle scores with the infanzones, the nobles he has lived under his whole life. Angharad Tredegar has fled halfway across the world after her family was butchered by a ruthless enemy. Assassins still follow, and the only protection she can find comes at a steep cost. Both paths converge on the Watch — and on the deadly trials of the isle known as the Dominion of Lost Things, where many go and few return. The second book, Good Treasons, follows the four survivors as they enroll at the infamous Scholomance, only to find that none are beyond the reach of their pasts.

When Syl died, they were given a choice: reincarnate as a normal person, or embark on a daring experiment. Driven by a desire to honor their late Gramps, Syl chose the experiment — and woke up as a farmed slime, constantly at the mercy of humans and in danger of having their core destroyed by children. After a daring escape to the wilderness, Syl discovers the joy of eating everything they encounter — and the challenge of surviving a world where every creature sees them as prey, experience, or an exploitable resource. The biggest question: can Syl make any friends?

Arakil, once a god of magic, found himself at odds with other deities and was imprisoned within his own grimoire. He had to wait until the perfect person came along — and that person turned out to be Lily, a bunny-girl orphan whose frail body ruined her chances of becoming an adventurer. But Lily has a talent for penmanship and a thirst for knowledge: the perfect foundation for a mage apprentice. Seeing an opportunity to train an eager pupil and work toward his own freedom, Arakil teams up with Lily to foster her magical abilities.

Sometimes dying is not even the worst part of your day. Mark has been reincarnated into a dead town in a bog — recently destroyed and occupied by ravenous undead that disappear by day and return each night, mindless and hungry. He will need cunning and subterfuge to avoid them, because reincarnated into the body of a child, he cannot level up. At least not yet. A slow-burn progression fantasy in a LitRPG world, with incremental growth and slice-of-life moments punctuated by intense violence. Bog Standard: it means excellent quality.

When eldritch horrors called the Anathema began tearing through reality, aliens known as the Zenith stepped in to protect humanity by gifting chosen individuals with magic and advanced technology. Over twenty-one years later, the Magical Guardians are still hard at work — flashy, superhuman, and treated as idols of modern society. None of that matters much to Mai, whose biggest concerns are her family, classmates, and the creeping dread of her future. Magic and monsters may as well be daydreams — until she finds herself in the middle of an Anathema invasion. A dark magical-girl story with sci-fi elements and gradually introduced LitRPG mechanics.

By a stroke of fate, a stone gains sentience and sets out on a grand quest to touch grass. Unfortunately, the system forgot to change its stats from metric values to the appropriate Str/Int/Dex values. Things escalate. Fast. Features cultivation, jade beauties, and numbers going up — ridiculously up, all of them — courtesy of arguably the most balanced protagonist of all time.

Michael finds himself in the realm of the Forever Kingdom with no memory of who he is or how he got there. Even so, he must participate in the Grand Game and forge a new destiny — dropped into a dungeon of monsters and strange magic, in a game where losing means death. Alone, with little more than his wits, Michael must advance as a player, slay his foes, and navigate the intrigues of a world filled with Powers, Forces, and mysterious factions.

When a sports injury destroys both his body and his memory, Wes Malcolm loses his scholarship and his future. After every treatment fails, he falls asleep — and wakes in another world with its own rules, where he can grow, learn, and thrive free from injury and disgrace. But this world and its sister planets are under assault from dire prophecies and waves of nightmare creatures. The world's strange steward offers him a deal: save her worlds, and he can carry a portion of the power he earns back to his original body on Earth — enough to undo his condition and reclaim his dreams.

Vainqueur Knightsbane is your average dragon: a giant, fire-breathing lizard who loves to nap on his golden hoard, kidnap princesses for fun, and make the lives of adventurers miserable. His only pleasure in life is watching his treasure grow, one coin at a time. So when a would-be thief turned unwilling minion tells him about "classes," "levels," and "quests," Vainqueur wonders if maybe, just maybe, he should consider a career change. After all, why bother hunting monsters for free when you can get paid for it?

In a dystopian future, life at the bottom is brutal. Jobs don't exist in the real world, and millions survive only by working in VR worlds as servants to the wealthy. The last surviving AI has been ordered to build a new game world — a playground for the rich and a global marketplace for corporations. Ozzy and his friends just want a paycheck. Four friends sign five-year contracts as virtual serfs in a small village, barred from adventuring entirely. Handed mops instead of swords, they face a simple choice: work as a blacksmith, barmaid, and shepherd for five years — or cheat, find the loopholes, and carve out a piece of the world for themselves.