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Garath was a gamer who spent his time adventuring in magical worlds behind a keyboard — until the planet he actually inhabited became drastically more interesting. The ability to shapeshift into a house cat or summon a demon were things that only existed in video games, until they weren't. More akin now to the RPG games he loved than the 9-to-5 grind he'd woken up to, Earth has been fundamentally altered. He's a quick study, though, and learns fast that this new Earth isn't just fun and games. Garath and a motley crew of friends and neighbors must band together, using their new abilities to hold off increasingly deadly waves of monsters.

Melvin Murphy is an ordinary high schooler until he discovers a System that governs all magic. Attempting to summon a teacher to guide him, he botches the ritual and accidentally pulls through a magic-wielding girl named Kalliphae — powerful and deadly, but just as clueless about Earth as he is about magic. Together, an unlikely pair begins navigating both the mundane problems of high school and the far stranger challenges of a hidden magical world.

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.

There's one firm rule in Central City: everyone dies. Super strength, invulnerability, regeneration — everything is on the table, except immortality. After all, if anyone were immortal, Alpha, the completely-legitimately-elected dictator-for-life of Central City, could absorb their skill and become dictator forever. It's a good thing no one is immortal. Especially not Levi. A satirical dark superhero story with a LitRPG twist, drawing on the vibes of The Boys, Perfect Run, and Astro City.

Jonathan Kelly, a citizen of a multiverse-spanning organization, is dispatched on a solo Dive assignment to a pre-industrial exotic world designated Epsilon H-037-072-030-010. The world features morphologically distinct humanoids and aberrations in otherwise normative physics laws — and its causal chain is only provisionally stable. This is not a story about an MC isolated in a new world. It is a story about a new world joining a multiverse — a subverted Isekai grounded in scientific and philosophical consideration alongside the adventure.

Metamorphosis Online is a fully immersive video game where players compete for spots in the Global Top 10 — ranks that actually pay you to play. Gracie isn't in it for the money at first. Broke, single, and stuck dealing blackjack, she's just blowing off steam. But before she knows it, she's intervened in a generations-long war between the kobolds and the fae, founded a ragtag guild, and discovered that her unusual math abilities work in startling ways inside the game. The developers don't like it one bit.

Tabitha Diaz fits in wherever she winds up — even when that wherever is another world entirely. "Wear the mask long enough and you become the mask" isn't scary for the mask. Tabitha is an overpowered shapeshifter who is far too much of a dumbass to realize how overpowered she is. Her story is a slice-of-life isekai heavy on relationships, found family, and polyamorous romance between two bi women and their tiger-woman companion — set against a non-heteronormative secondary world with occasional over-the-top threats when her family is endangered.

Being a zombie used to be boring. Chloe walked around the dungeon, got chopped up by adventurers, and respawned — over and over, until one day she woke up. Now she has smarts and a taste for freedom. Why stay in a stinky dungeon when there's a whole world to explore? Gods are stirring up chaos and treating the world like a game, and powerful factions are moving to stop them — but Chloe is mostly just here to eat brains.

A lost soul from Earth crosses over to a cultivation world and finds himself in the body of a member of a small Qi Refining family. The original owner had poor cultivation talent and wasted his resources on a female cultivator. Fortunately, the newcomer has a system: as long as he gives gifts to that same female cultivator, the system returns tenfold, a hundredfold, or even thousands of times the value back to him. Ye Chen would never admit he was a simp. He's just making an investment.

An avid MMORPG player suddenly finds herself trapped in the world of an otome game she's barely touched. Now inhabiting the body of Bianca, the plain and overlooked friend of the villainess, she's exhilarated by the chance to live in a world brimming with magic. Determined to make the most of her knowledge of the game's opening events, she ventures into a beginner's dungeon to gain strength. But when a seed of darkness disguised as an innocent puppy crosses her path, her plans spiral out of control — pushing her to level up, seize an overwhelming power, and face the temptation of becoming the next dark overlord.

Kieran watched wild outborns tear his father apart when he was a child. Now he's supposed to bond with one. Highfall College trains callers who share their minds with these creatures of storm and fire — but Kieran can't do any of it. No Arts, no bond, just fists and a mark under his skin that burns when the world goes wrong. Between a lightning-happy rival who thinks everything is a competition, a fire girl with zero impulse control, and the most chaotic first-year cohort Highfall has ever filed, Kieran might survive long enough to figure out what he is. His first expedition into the Outerbound is coming whether he's ready or not. He's not ready.

When Shaun's life goes from bad to worse, he is offered the chance to escape into an epic game world — one with the power to repair his mind and body while he lives out his wildest dreams. What could possibly go wrong? It turns out fighting monsters and obesity is tough wherever you are. The women do not fall at the hero's feet. And the game world of Anatoli is a brutal, unforgiving land on the brink of apocalypse. If Shaun can survive this very real experience, he might just get to be a hero back in the real world.

After a great deal of preparation, Danika begins her new digital dragon's life in a very small way. The "Living Jade Empire" is said to create individualized quests, read your mind, and reveal your heart's desire — but the reality is more grounded and stranger. The game is a data mine, built to retell the old stories humans have passed down since language was invented. It doesn't read your mind, but it reads your search history, your favorites, and your blogs. The "Living Jade Empire" is literally crafted from fables, legends, and fantasies. In the end, will the game figure out what Danika truly wants? Or will playing it change her until she desires what it can give her?

It is the future, and the realm of online entertainment has grown into vast and wondrous virtual worlds. This is the story of Kaleb, a young gamer, and his adventures in the latest super-hero VRMMO: Modern Age Online. Join him as he takes on villains — both player and NPC — joins forces with other player heroes, and navigates the unexpected bureaucracy of being a hero in a perfect virtual recreation of the world. No cheats, no guides: just one newbie super-hero against the forces of villainy in his new virtual home.

Peter Brookes should be dead. Instead, he's been abducted by aliens, tasered awake by a condescending robot, and offered a chance to earn a place in a galaxy-wide battle royale watched by trillions. The rules to qualify are simple: grow stronger, reach the top of the leaderboard, and don't die. Given a cabin, a few tools, a stat system, and no useful skills whatsoever, Peter's solution is obvious: chop trees until reality breaks. Joined by a smug, talking arboreal observer, he ignores danger, takes absolutely nothing seriously, and accidentally becomes terrifyingly powerful. A comedic progression fantasy featuring steady growth, escalating nonsense, and a protagonist whose answer to life-or-death situations is usually, "How hard can it be?"

Cassio Vale was passed over by the System three times. On his final chance, it responds with a rarely seen Calling: QuestWright — tasked with drafting and assigning quests in a world where structured survival depends on more than just strength. Cass doesn't wield a weapon or cast spells. He builds reputation through smart delegation, navigates a society held together by logistics as much as blades, and earns experience through completion rather than combat. A grounded LitRPG focused on city-level strategy, logistics puzzles, and the slow accumulation of meaningful impact.

Teresa has tried a bit of everything in her life but never found her footing. Jobs never last, her savings account doesn't exist, and she's over it all. She finds a perfectly nice cliff and jumps — but never hits the ground. The planet has been introduced to the multiverse, where level-ups and magic are real. Monsters, spells, skills, magical war crimes, and stats have become a reality. The world has changed, and Teresa has found a new lease on life — determined to try a little bit of everything the multiverse has to offer.

Everyone wants to be the chosen one — the perks include overpowered abilities, world-breaking equipment, and an eager line of partners. But due to a goddess's clumsy meddling, a struggling musician named Perry ends up accidentally transmigrated alongside her true chosen one, with none of the above. Demanding a portal home wins him no respect. Instead, Perry finds himself thrust into a world of magic, monsters, and a wisecracking System. His courage earns him severely diminished proportions and a brand that cripples his combat potential. Nothing, however, can stand in the way of Perry's sheer will. If brute strength and arcane powers won't get him the justice he desires, bardic wit, musical talent, and creativity will.

Seria is the goddess of life and death — fathered by Chaos, born by Order, and the first ambassador to leave the realm of Dedessia to make contact with other realms. Dedessia is a harsh place where even immortals, demons, and gods struggle to survive, yet its people carved out a great kingdom worth being proud of. When Seria ventures out as their representative to make first contact with neighboring realms, she receives a fireball to the face. Her wrath should be the least of their fears — they should hope her parents never pay them a visit.

In a world where sorcerers practice only dark magic and wizards practice only light, Ayden Dracre — youngest of seven sons in a family of notorious sorcerers — has a fundamental problem: he is very bad at being bad. Every spell meant to cause mayhem goes comically wrong. When his family finally loses patience, Ayden is given one chance to prove himself worthy of the sorcerer name: defeat the greatest wizard in all the lands. The catch is that he has no idea how to fight with magic — and no desire to hurt anyone. Surviving his quest will require the most unlikely allies imaginable.