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Liam is a down-on-his-luck gambler whose life is falling apart. When loan sharks come to collect, things end badly. But he gets another chance — by joining the Traveler Initiative, which promises the freedom to explore planets across the universe, a new body, and a slew of other benefits. Even in this strange afterlife, his gambling addiction rears its head, and he somehow ends up reincarnated as a slug. What follows is a largely solitary journey of evolution and survival, as Liam slowly crawls his way up from the bottom of the food chain.

Eve Redding was seized in a dirty alley and injected with a virtual reality chip, a GPS tracker, and her first Seed — making her a Player. At first she loved the miraculous ability to level up any aspect of herself. Then she was yanked off her world and sent to fight for her life on a vicious alien planet, where other Players are just as dangerous as the monsters, and failure means death. Eve is the type to cling to life by the tips of her bloody fingernails — and she hates it when people try to control her.

Danny's life was going well — a steady job, plans to buy his own place. That was until some rogue junk mail decided he needed a change of scenery. Now Danny has a new start in another world, and he needs to make sure he doesn't squander the opportunity.

Each year, the Nightlords choose a new Emperor to rule Yohuachanca — a life of delicious food, beautiful company, and priestly counsel. It is good, luxurious, and short. At the year's end, the emperor is sacrificed under the light of the Scarlet Moon. Iztac is the piss-poor orphan chosen to be this year's emperor. But the Nightlords have made a mistake: Iztac is a sorcerer, whose soul journeys into the underworld to plunder the spells of the dead. There, in the darkness, hides the power to drag the Nightlords off their throne. He has a year to find it — or perish for good.

Her mother a Spellblade, her father a Talismartist — so why did Astrid have to be a Warrior? Inspired by her mother's tales of defending Humanity's Bulwark, she sets out to become a delver in the Dungeon, earning enough levels and experience to protect her borders and countrymen. Her plan didn't work out, and now she's all alone — no planned allies, no family support. With just her skills and armor, and not a lick of magic to her name, Astrid Warrior intends to show the world exactly what a nonmagical fighter can do.

Astrid, a mischievous noble teen, has trained her whole life to become a magic swordswoman and explore the ancient cities preserved beneath the waves — remnants of an age before the ocean swallowed the world. When an ancient monster assaults humanity's last bastion, a floating ship-city, she awakens her System early. She isn't the warrior she expected to become. She is a Psychokinetic Mage. With Spawn-infested oceans, pirates, and monsters lurking in the submerged cities below, Astrid will have to master psychic powers all the way to the apex — and discover that her world is far larger than anyone imagined.

Lucan is the son of a landed knight in a kingdom surrounded by diverse threats. As he comes of age, he must make peace with both the tasteful and distasteful aspects of his responsibilities — and find a way to either tame or accept his own ambitions. In a realm where an underground labyrinth births monsters hungry to climb into the world of men, it is dangerous to be a warrior and difficult to be a noble. Lucan must navigate mortal peril and political intrigue if he is to survive — and perhaps someday thrive.

In a cosmos fractured into human subspecies — shaped by extreme worlds and locked into brutal caste and race-purity hierarchies — an RPG-based System reigns supreme. Its second law forbids all automation: every machine, every spell, every tool must be guided by a living hand. Hope is a street-raised orphan from a dead-rock wasteland. Hurled onto an Earth-like planet full of grass, clouds, and color he has never seen, he must heed the ping of system messages, hunt and be hunted, and level up in a place built to test him. The planet-side survival arc gives way, in time, to the spacefaring world of feudal space pirates that defines his fate.

After serving two terms in the Iron Army's Building Division, Flint Woodson is done with it all. With his four-legged friend at his side, he wants nothing more than to find a remote settlement, work as a guard or builder, and find a wife. But the realm is at war. The Fae are sick of humankind violating their treaties, and their Wyld armies are taking to the fields. When the Diskverse sends Flint a Life Quest — reawaken the Sleeping Fort, protect the village of Lea's Slumber, and give the Champion of Equilibrium time to grow — saying no isn't an option.

Ebony never faced any real problem in life. He could see his entire future mapped out — graduate, stable job, family, old age. Boring, but certain. Then, on the way back from a job interview, he found himself in a forest. Freezing. A metre-tall boar charging straight at him. Not ideal for someone whose years of training had always felt purposeless in the modern world. Transported to a world of swords and magic, Ebony must figure out how to survive — and what kind of person he wants to become — in a place where his instincts might finally have some use.

What's worse than Australian wildlife? Mutated Australian wildlife. The System Apocalypse has come to Australia, altering native organisms and importing even more menacing creatures to the world's most dangerous continent. For Kira Kent, plant biologist, the System arrives while she's pulling an all-nighter at work with her two kids in tow. Now, instead of worrying about childcare and bills, she must figure out how to survive a world where already-deadly flora and fauna have grown even more perilous — all while navigating the System's blue screens, leveling up, and building a community of survivors to shelter her son and daughter.

The Integration tore the Earthen Union apart — monsters, mayhem, and madness turned civilization into a battlefield. Yet while the world crumbled, David felt strangely at home. Forced into the Cleric class, David refused to yield. He adapted, turning unwanted gifts into tools of both healing and destruction, forging himself into a battle-hardened healer unlike any before.

Marcus spent his life in a hospital bed — and when that life ended, a god from another world offered him a fresh start. With nothing to lose, Marcus accepts, arriving in Wentaria gifted with magic, broken stats, and a curse that complicates everything. He soon learns that the gods of this world haven't spoken in centuries, and that his unique healing gift marks him as something the world has been waiting for. With companions who may or may not like him, Marcus navigates dungeons, monsters, wars, and divine politics on his way to understanding why he was brought here.

In a world where the strong make the rules and bloodlines make the strong, Shu Yang felt incredibly unfortunate to be reborn as a lowly farmer in a small village. Without any special bloodline, he struggled to reach even the first stage of martial arts. Fortunately, the small seed that killed him in his previous life wasn't without a conscience. Taking root within his sea of consciousness, it granted Shu Yang an incredible ability: as long as his bloodline spread, he would receive feedback from his descendants, inheriting their talents and unique traits. His bloodline strengthening further and further, Shu Yang began gaining the power to truly explore this vast and mysterious world.

Eric Peters has been reborn — sent back in time to change humanity's fate. After experiencing a future where all of humanity's planets and colonies had been purged, Eric refused to fall, and an Entity chose him to be humanity's last hope. The Reborn are galactic boogiemen — myths used to terrify children and curb the aggression of advanced alien civilizations, usually granted powers able to destroy star systems. But in Eric's case, the Entity gave him abilities barely classed as special. With only his memories and a couple of minor boons, he must survive evil elements within humanity, circling alien races, and change history enough so that when the Traclaon Empire declares war, his species can fight back.

Taken from life as an office drone by a trickster god, Tim finds himself in the magical world of Iocusinte, where change is his only constant. His Class shifts at random — tank, DPS, healer, and more — granting him great potential while making him a target for factions looking to use him for their own ends. His Class and very appearance change unpredictably even as his skills and stats progress. He'll have to solve the riddle of his nature and learn to master the uncontrollable if he hopes to survive.

Tim wakes up naked and alone in a fantasy world that has officially labeled him an Ogre. Before he can get his bearings, he is enslaved and put to work killing other monsters for his new masters. Kindhearted and used to being pushed around, Tim must find his spine and turn the tables on a world that would see him dead or in chains. The story follows slow-burn progression, with GameLit elements that taper off as Tim begins to internalize the system rather than read its text boxes.

Born with an enormous well of power but no way to regenerate it, Raysha has been treated as an outcast her entire life. While others use aeon as commonly as breathing, she must ration her power drop-by-drop in a world where true masters have slaughtered gods. When her brother arrives from the Academy with a dangerous idea — that a crystalized ancient spirit heart might cure her — Raysha jumps at the chance. With her enchanted water bottle in hand, the pair head out into the wider world in search of the impossible.

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?

Li Hao is transmigrated into a Xianxia cultivation world and thrust into the life of a servant in the Azure Cloud Sect. He has the worst quality trash five-element spiritual roots — in any other's position, he'd be chopping wood and eating inferior pills for the rest of his life. However, he binds with a system that can upgrade everything. A burnt, poisonous pill? One upgrade away from a priceless Marrow Cleansing Elixir. An old cracked butter knife? A few upgrades from a blade that slices through Demonic Serpent Scales. With his upgrade ability, Li Hao climbs through a world of sects, clans, and royal dynasties in constant war — accumulating magic items, spirit stones, and wealth along the way.