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Terra conquered the solar system during a century-long golden age, then lost it all when Mana arrived. As humanity scrambles to rebuild with mana-based technology, strange elven invaders from beyond overwhelm every defense with their cultivation. Axl lost everything to those elven cultivators — his lunar mining station home, his entire family. He fought back, killing his way into one final desperate mission: a last stand that became a fresh start when crumbling lunar forces implanted him behind enemy lines inside an elven body. Now in a strange world of abundant Mana and a pervasive System, surrounded by elves and sentient beasts in the ruins of a city ravaged by undead, Axl must navigate cultivation in sword, alchemy, and the mysteries of the Dao — all in the hope of giving humanity a foothold in a war of extermination.

Elizabeth always chose to play as a sneaky rogue or a wizard. She enjoyed elegance, strategy, and staying out of reach of tooth, claw, and sword. Now she's stuck with a class she hates and a club to defend herself against murderous rodents, intelligent wolves, and worse. The world's cruelest feature is its core mechanic: it's a roguelike. Death strips her of everything she's earned and forces her to start over with nothing but the bitter memories of her last failure. To survive, she'll have to get stronger, smarter, and meaner with every loop — and figure out how she ended up in the game in the first place.

The Gehenna arrived without warning and humanity was quickly losing the war. James Thorne was nobody — a man in a dead-end job with a buried past. When the alien Aetherion offer a chance to be Cleansed and become something more, James takes it, discovering he is a Psyker: a rare individual capable of things that make him exceptionally dangerous. As the war expands, the Gehenna may already believe they've won. They underestimated what a pissed-off marine with nothing left to lose can do.

In a near-future world locked down by a deadly pandemic, drone-delivered food and online interaction are all most people have. Forty-year-old drone coordinator John Chambers spends more time grinding VR games than working—until a corporate executive offers him a choice: get fired, or become the prime beta tester for Chum Corporation's secret new VR game, New Arcadia, a nostalgia-soaked 1990s arcade city. Reborn as street-fighting hero Blaze, John starts to build a life that feels more meaningful than his real one. But New Arcadia was designed for a darker purpose, and what players do inside it could have dangerous consequences for the world outside.

Jack is an average, witty thirty-something who can't decide if he's the luckiest or most unlucky man on Earth. While most heroes get a truck or a goddess, Jack got zapped mid-piss — two years before Earth was even scheduled to receive magic. Now he's an accidental inductee in a solo tutorial nobody was ready for. His unique traits turn him into a perpetual motion machine for mana. In a universe where mana is money and money is power, that's equally exciting and terrifying — especially since he's probably going to explode or get abducted before he figures out how to control it. His best option: put his faith in his overpowered mentor Monty and play the mana battery for a superpowered protector, all in the hope of one day living out his hermit dreams.

Hope Lauren has read her share of comics. She's seen supers around her city and even been saved by some on occasion — and she always hoped she'd be able to join them. With Jack, her grizzled older mentor with secrets that could shake the world, and Pantheon, a new team of heroes, Hope will have to fight against monumental odds to save Oleander City. In a world of action, comedy, tragedy, and adventure, there's plenty for a new hero to do.

Heath was piloting the Wandering Loon on a cargo run through deep space when a freak astral storm destroyed his plans. Limping into port in a barely-functional ship, every seasoned spacer agrees the smart move is to sell the Loon for parts and start fresh. Heath refuses. Determined to restore the ship and preserve his uncle's legacy, he assembles a new crew and seizes any opportunity — from dabbling with smugglers to supplying frontier explorers — to make it as independent haulers. But life on the Rim demands constant growth: get strong enough to defend themselves or get crushed. And what Heath has inherited may be far more dangerous than just a starship and a dream.

In the fractured sprawl of Virelia — a city of rusted steel, synthetic dreams, and brutal survival — Ray was just another forgotten face: a streetwise courier scraping by with debts and a sick mother. Then came the ambush. Then came death. Then came something else. A mysterious injector of nanites rebuilt him from the inside out, transforming him into a living weapon that can consume machines and minds alike, wear the faces of the dead, wield their skills as his own, and reshape his body into a formidable arsenal. Hunted by the corporations that engineered his power and the gangs that want to rip it from him, Ray fights to protect the few people he still cares about — but each consumed memory pulls him further from who he once was, blurring the line between protector and monster, man and machine.

One case of mistaken identity lands Jacob at the center of a silent power struggle nearly a thousand years in the making. Abducted by a malfunctioning alien AI that believed he was someone else, Jacob wakes up trapped aboard a failing alien starship with no way home. The ship is broken, his life is on the line, and survival means working himself to exhaustion just to keep the lights on. The AI, Melody, still follows directives from an empire that abandoned it long ago — directives that drive them toward a forgotten station at the edge of known space, where Jacob finally has the tools to attempt real repairs. A misunderstanding at an alien outpost places him on the radar of a mercenary company, and he learns he was not the only human to run afoul of Melody. As Jacob struggles to hold everything together, his station becomes the focal point of another species' fight for freedom — a conflict he wants nothing to do with.

The world's first FPS VR-MMORPG with 100% immersion, Overtaken Online blends the frantic energy of classic shooters like Doom and Dead Space with RPG leveling and skill progression. Dex Walsh, a 33-year-old game designer still reeling from the death of his wife, sells everything and logs in. Instead of the welcoming tutorial zone he expected, he wakes up naked in a gas-filled prison cell with no gear and no idea how to escape — and no one around who wants him alive. Under-leveled and hunted from the start, Dex must blast through waves of demonic aliens, rescue prisoners, and claw his way toward something worth living for.

An ancient alien artifact chooses research cadet Nick to explore Yensere — a world of forgotten empires, strange powers, and monstrous creatures stored within it. The catch: he can only get there when he sleeps, and the diseased inhabitants of Yensere see him as a demonic threat and kill him on sight. Each death sends him back to the research station. Each sleep pulls him back to Yensere. Nick can only sustain this cycle for so long — but Yensere may hold the key to saving humanity from a terrible fate, so he ventures deeper, growing stronger with every enemy defeated.

Alex, a 28-year-old who spent his life binging anime, games, and movies, meets an abrupt end — only to wake up in the Fantasy Realm, a chaotic universe where different fictional worlds collide and survival is anything but guaranteed. Inspired by transmigration stories, Alex must navigate iconic worlds — from One Piece to Harry Potter to Mass Effect — alongside a small, diverse cast of characters with unique abilities. He is a realistic, flawed protagonist facing relentless trials, forced to question whether he will sacrifice his morals to survive. Progress means getting stronger, mastering new skills, collecting rare items, and surviving deadly missions across a growing list of fictional universes.

The world is a game, and humans don't get to play. When Milton Musgrave learns that his entire existence is a lie and a powerful alien enemy has turned Earth into a fantasy game, he embarks on a journey to find his wife and take back the world that was stolen from him. It's a seemingly impossible quest — but with the help of an irritable AI companion, he just might have a chance.

When regular high schooler Grady Hake is mistakenly taken by the Angel of Death, he thinks his life is over. Then he wakes up on a prison shuttle bound for Van Diemann's Planet, a penal colony run by brutal gangs of criminal cultivators. This is his life now. If he wants to survive it, he'll have to learn to harness his unique Death Spirit, make friends with alien outcasts, appease a band of hungry ghosts, and fight his way into one of the strongest gangs on the planet.

Something fell from the sky and crawled inside Florence Bannerman. By the time she woke up — tied up, thrown from a carriage by bandits, lying in a crater that used to be the Old King's Road — the thing had already fused to her blood and gone quiet. Now her skin turns to iron when she's scared, bullets flatten against her chest, and the government's magic detectors see nothing. Florence didn't come to Dunwick to be a weapon. She came to be a doctor. All she wants is to learn medicine, keep her head down, and not draw attention. She is failing spectacularly at that last part — especially with a runaway noble friend with pyromancy and a gambling problem, a decorated mage-hunter brother who cannot detect a secret living inside his own sister, and someone in the smoke and gaslight of the city already looking for the girl who survived the crater.

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.

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.

Adrian Blackwood awakened to an affinity no one believed possible — not Space, not Time, but the Source: the origin of all powers. While others train for years to master a single element, Adrian devours them all: lightning, fire, gravity, even life, death, and time. Yet power alone cannot save a world drowning in endless waves of monsters, not when even S-rank commanders bleed on the battlefield. To protect humanity, Adrian will break every limit. To protect those he loves, he will shatter the very rules of existence. He will not be a weapon. He will rule the Source as its Emperor.

When the System arrived on Earth, humanity finally got its chance at the stars — but not through magic and fireballs. The System grants passive skills and drives technological advancement, turning ordinary people into the architects of an interstellar future. Captain Luca Rossi and his crew are not chosen heroes. Just kids from New Hampshire with good stats, big dreams, and a starship no one thinks they're ready to fly. But Alpha Centauri doesn't care about their age. They left Earth for exploration and stumbled into a war older than Earth itself.

Shen Wei is a twenty-two-year-old orphan working as a Junior Furnace Monitor at Clearsky Pharmaceuticals in Yongcheng — a megacity in Tianji, a modern cultivation world where spiritual energy has been industrialized and nearly depleted. With Grade C spiritual roots and a cultivation stuck at Qi Condensation Stage 3 for over two years, he has no realistic path to advancement. His only distinction is an unusually deep knowledge of cultivation theory, studied obsessively despite having no means to apply it. During a routine late-shift inventory, Shen Wei discovers a jade pendant classified as an inert artifact. It is warm to his touch and reacts faintly when he channels Qi into it. He pockets it. That single action will change the course of his life.