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James has no idea why he was ripped from his life as a paramedic and transported to a strange new world with rules like those of a video game. But he knows he must adapt quickly — ending up in a spider's belly was never on his to-do list. With only a vague quest, a mysterious brand, and promises of help from a cantankerous old lady, James must level up into the warrior this dangerous world so desperately needs.

In the realm of Eon, strength is the rule of law. Adepts — powerful cultivators who wield mystic spirit energy — battle for control of ancient relics imbued with the power of gods. At night, darkbeasts born of a mysterious fog called the veil hoard those same relics in their dungeons and destroy any adept who ventures too close. When portals begin pulling warriors from other worlds into Eon's brutal battlegrounds, one police officer from Earth finds himself fighting to survive — and discovers he may have the spirit needed to shake the realm to its core. As Roy rises through the ranks of rogue adepts in the outlaw city of Shadowreach, dark forces move to tear everything apart.

Twenty years ago, the Merge brought armies of monsters flooding into the West Coast. Dungeons popped up in shopping malls and airports. Walls were built to contain the spread, but the promise of priceless loot dropped by the creatures inspired a new kind of gold rush. Clay Jaeger has nothing left outside the walls. Civilization took everything he worked for and spat it out. Now Clay, his wife Alex, and his chainsaw-toting brother Joe are going west to try their hand at monster killing. The loot from low-level mobs is enticing, but it isn't the real reason they risked the Infested Zone — they need to kill a Dungeon Lord. Only one in ten thousand hunters pull it off. The rest become fertilizer for the wasteland.

Leveling up has been a forgotten relic for nearly a thousand years. Spawn points are gone, and the few who still have access to them are effectively gods — superheroes towering over an ordinary world. For Zach, life is mundane: school, work, repeat. That changes when he stumbles upon one of the last unknown spawn points in existence, throwing him into a chaos he never could have expected.

A college student from Earth wakes up in the body of a Duplicate — an artificial soldier built from a template and deployed to hold the line against orc hordes threatening a crumbling empire. As an Atoning, he must serve on the front lines to pay off the "theft" of the soul he now inhabits. Survival is a luxury for Dupes. He is up against orcs, mutated monsters, and battalion members who want to put a knife in his back. But there is a slim chance to become more than just cannon fodder — to build something from the rot, and turn his name into a legend through skill-merging and earned progression.

He was born to rule the world — a prince, a prodigy, a once-in-centuries talent destined to usher in a new era of prosperity. Instead, at a young age, his foundation was shattered, his cultivation destroyed, and his path to immortality severed. Exiled to a barren backwater without qi, he learned to live as mortals do — for today, not for a future that might never be. Brick by brick, with the help of his countrymen, he built a new and better world. Then, buried beneath an ancient desert, he discovered a legacy capable of granting him god-like power — hidden precisely where no cultivator would think to look. Now he must decide: retake his throne and fix his father's broken empire from within, or destroy it.

Private Investigator Scarlet Bourne isn't particularly bothered by the end of the world. When strange windows start appearing in people's vision, counting down three days to "Full Initialization," she does what she always does: she prepares. When the countdown ends, extinction never comes. Instead, the world gets monsters, mana, and the System. Most people panic. Scarlet sees a gap in the market — one an information broker is uniquely qualified to fill. The rules have changed and nobody knows what they are. She intends to be the first to find out, controlling the battlefield from the shadows rather than fighting her way to the top.

No gods, no kings, no masters — that was Annie's mantra, until she woke up as someone else, somewhere else: a child in a completely new realm. Reborn in the body of seven-year-old Lillith, she must conceal her adult intellect and knowledge of biology, math, and physics from the unsuspecting family around her. In this new world she's expected to obey her parents, worship a god, and respect a monarchy — none of which she's willing to do. When she discovers that mages hold real power in this society, Lillith begins teaching herself magic and hatching bold plans to change the realm for the better. Her scheme is dangerous, and she'll need to decide carefully who to trust and what she can accomplish with self-taught magic. The plan is bold, brash, and possibly impossible — but Lillith is willing to try, danger be damned.

Kidnapped and forced into a game-world controlled by System-wielding elves, a nameless prisoner is assigned the bottom-tier Farmer class. But while his strength and stamina climb, something forbidden is growing too — magic, in a world where casting spells means execution. His display reads Assassin. The System knows Mage. Every spell he casts brings him closer to detection, and if they discover what he really is, he's dead. But if he can stay hidden long enough to master what's inside him, he might do more than survive.

An ordinary cultivator — that was the best way to describe Zhao Yunxiao. Be it in strength or talent, he had always been in the middle of the pack, neither excelling nor falling behind. And he didn't think badly of it. Some people were destined to become stars in the skies; some were born to be rocks on the ground. Both were necessary to maintain balance. As someone ordinary, Zhao Yunxiao did his best to live his ordinary life to the fullest — careful, meticulous, understanding everything fully before acting, knowing his limits, dreaming only of freedom. But one day he realized something seemed amiss. Perhaps even the rocks on the ground had their chance to shine under the right circumstances.

When Earth is integrated into the Multiverse, humanity gains stats, skills, and magic — but only a select few are granted System Cores, becoming Core-bearers with a clear path to power. Cade Whitehollow, a burned-out, indebted postdoc who has just been fired, is not one of them. Thrown into a lethal Tutorial designed for Core-bearers, Cade must survive the brutal grind of becoming eligible to forge a Core of his own while others level, cast spells, and surge ahead. Monsters evolve. Humans turn on each other. And buried somewhere in the chaos of the Tutorial is an ancient path to power — one even the System cannot control.

Arik Dacre never thought he'd become the reincarnation of the War Priest, nor did he think he'd befriend an irritable water spirit or a mysterious master illusionist. But destiny can be funny like that. Drawing on recently translated ninja and samurai texts to build its combat and chi system, this Japanese mythology-inspired cultivation epic follows a chi healer forced to learn to use his power in new and frightening ways.

From rags to liches. A street-rat will claw her way to the top of the Academy. Orphaned in the war, Lina has survived two years on the streets by her wits and picking pockets. She targets a black-robed wizard and lifts a bone-white slab from him — and something ancient and dead feels her do it. The wizard tracks her down and drags her north to the Academy. No one has ever connected with the artifact before. Talent like hers can't be allowed to go to waste. Now Lina has to survive snide teachers, entitled students, and a necromancy curriculum she is months behind on. The problem is that the deathless thing she woke up isn't done with her either. And it has been waiting a very long time.

Edward Monteger has grown up in a family of scribes, learning about the world through books in his family's shop. Not wanting to be consigned to a life of scribbling or shop-keeping, he strikes out into the wider world. Set in a fantasy LitRPG world with crafting, mana, and combat, Edward is a scientist at heart without knowing it. Struggling against monsters, humans, and the forces of necromancy, he overcomes hardship to grow as both an individual and an adventurer.

Thrust through a mysterious portal into an unknown world, Nick Barnette does the sensible thing and runs. Now separated from his friends and hunted by powerful forces he doesn't understand, Nick must navigate the Kingdom of Lhasa while searching for a way home. Through his trials he discovers a strange power that lets him slow time—but he can't control it. The only path to mastering it leads high into the mountains, where monks and hermits practice the ancient Way of the Immortals.

Adam was born with the smallest inner World on record — the vessel through which power is harnessed by binding beasts. Small Worlds impose limits; his imposes none. No rules, no restrictions, and no record of ever forming a bond. When his father returns with an egg and Adam bonds with it, something shifts. For the first time he feels ether. For the first time he has a chance. With a peculiar Soulkin at his side, Adam must train, grow, and evolve — both beast and master — or be left behind in a world that demands strength. Something stirs beyond the horizon, and the boy with the smallest World might be the only one not bound by fate.

In a broken 1930s New York where magic hides behind skyscrapers and monsters lurk in the shadows, thirteen-year-old Oliver Evans has nothing but a sharp mind, a starving stomach, and an impossible new power: the ability to Analyze anything. A bloodstain teaches him chemistry. A loaf of bread reveals magical cooking. A mysterious book hints at bags larger on the inside, living shadows, and a hidden world of guilds buried beneath the city he thought he knew. But magic has rules. Guilds hoard power. Monsters roam unseen. And orphan boys from Manhattan aren't supposed to change the world. Armed with curiosity, stubborn optimism, and an ever-growing collection of bizarre crafting skills, Oliver begins clawing his way upward one invention at a time — cooking magical meals, building impossible items, uncovering ancient systems hidden beneath Earth itself, and gathering allies ranging from eccentric craftsmen to dangerous outcasts marked by society.

Arlan is a young hero who gains the ability to travel back a short period of time, giving him a second chance to face any challenge. Sounds overpowered — but his ability is limited to a single use per day, and every time he levels up, he can go back a little further. Arlan may be growing more powerful, yet he has never been in more danger. Demon magic was never supposed to reach human hands, and its original owners will go to any lengths to take it back.

Jay, a young mixed martial arts trainer, never expected his life to change in an instant. Picked by the mysterious System as one of Earth's eleven Alpha Chosen, he is thrust into the Trial Program — a brutal intergalactic challenge that sends him to the Trial World, a deadly planet overrun by monstrous creatures. To survive the horrors of the Trial World, the Alpha Chosen must fight, adapt, and grow stronger. Jay, however, possesses a unique talent — a game-changing ability that allows him to grow faster and stronger than anyone else. Rising rapidly through the ranks, he carves his path to the top of the Trial World's hierarchy.

Five hundred years ago, the Evolution System descended on Earth and the world ended. Facing terrifying monsters and a new race of hostile elves, humans had no choice but to fight back with Awakened magic powers. For Imani, magic and skills are all he's ever known. Trapped in an isolated, overpopulated town with dwindling resources, he's taught that survival means following the rules. But by putting his life on the line and breaking one of those rules, he earns a rare Settlement Stone — and the chance to build something new in the uncharted wilderness, if he can survive what lurks there.