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It is twenty-two years before the Battle of Yavin, and the galaxy is at war. Born on an unremarkable planet in the Inner Rim, Rain never gave much thought to his future — peaceful living didn't seem hard to find in a vast galaxy. Two decades later, armies are marshaled and warships fill the stars. Armed with foreknowledge of nine movies, Rain is forced onto the losing side of a galactic conflict, navigating a sprawling, multi-perspective war story far removed from a simple self-insert adventure.

In 2025, the moon hatched and its child died. Things have since gotten worse. Some people have superpowers now, but so do the extradimensional invaders slowly wiping humanity out. By Julietta's eighteenth birthday, the war has been loss after loss for longer than she's been alive — so she can't bring herself to be terribly shocked when the sky splits in half and weeps death. Surviving is the real surprise. Unexpectedly gaining the powers of a shapeshifter, she can change into any living thing she has touched, mixing and matching parts at will — except when she tries to return to her original form. Trapped behind enemy lines in someone else's skin, Julietta must adapt to new powers, new bodies, and new threats just to survive. But when she makes it out, will she still be Julietta?

She became a dungeon core. Everything pointed Delta toward murdering her way to success — people were just mana farms, right? No. That was wrong. Delta refused. Then everything became odd.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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?

Growing up in poverty, Sunny never expected anything good from life. He did not anticipate being chosen by the Nightmare Spell and becoming one of the Awakened — an elite group gifted with supernatural powers. Transported into a ruined magical world, he faces terrible monsters and other Awakened in a deadly battle of survival. The divine power he received comes with a small but potentially fatal side effect.

A manhwa/light novel series following a weak hunter who gains the unique ability to level up in a world where humans must fight monsters emerging from dungeons.

In the year 2045, an MRI mishap transmits Tabitha Moore's mind back into her body in the past. Now it's 1998, she's thirteen years old, and she has to confront her long, miserable lifetime of failures — and once again being trailer trash — all over again. Or does she?

Shortly after the formation of the Cicatrix Maledictum, a soul wakes in a new and unfamiliar body aboard a Grand Cruiser now owned by a Rogue Trader dynasty with a heavy Adeptus Mechanicus presence. The body carries a diverse suite of implants from the Dark Age of Technology. Cut off near the edge of known space, the SI and an eclectic crew must navigate the horrors of 40k space — mixing first-person perspective with third-person interludes from other characters. Gear acquisition, ship management, and the routine catastrophes of the 41st Millennium all feature prominently.

Callum had seen things all his life — monsters and beasts living among people — but he learned very early not to admit such things. It turns out the supernatural is real, but at thirty Callum has no desire to be part of that secret. Not that he has a choice when it turns out he is a mage, albeit one that hasn't cast any spells in all his life. The powers that be insist on requirements, duties, and education. To hell with that. An urban fantasy that goes rather sideways from the normal genre fairly quickly, following Callum as he goes from fugitive to renegade to open conflict with the forces that govern the supernatural world.

Mirian Castrella, a student in her final year of a magical academy, unexpectedly finds herself caught in a time loop and haunted by strange dreams of the Elder Gods. Her plan had been to become an artificer to support her struggling family, but when the Akana Praediar army betrays her country in a surprise attack, everything changes. Instead, she finds herself delving into the dark secrets of the world, mastering magic, finding allies, and uncovering a vast conspiracy. Just because the time loop can save her life doesn't mean it can save her from everything. Mirian must navigate a dangerous world changed by the magitech revolution. Her quest to stop the apocalypse she relives again and again will lead her to battle magi and beasts, into the unfathomable underground Labyrinth, across distant lands, and into forgotten ancient ruins. Only by becoming a master arcanist who understands the true nature of the world can she hope to succeed.

Katherine has grown up again — in the far and distant future, on a space station where her family scrapes a living by salvaging broken-down spaceships. Living in space is exciting for a former modern girl, but something deeper calls to her: the glimmering stars beyond the viewport. She wants to see them all. To do that, she'll need to grow up, and build her future with her own hands. Fortunately, technology sings to her — guiding her in repair and construction as she builds helpers, builds a ship, and builds a life among the rough-and-tumble frontier stars.

When a royal draft tests everyone for magical Potential, Luke barely qualifies—and when he steps through the portal to begin training, he's pulled to a plane that shouldn't exist. With no class trainer and no guidance, survival seems impossible. Luke decides he wants to live, and keeping his humanity isn't going to help. His best chance is going Full Murderhobo.

Sean was waiting at a bar when a confrontation set in motion a meeting with gods: Odin, Archangel Michael, Lucifer, and Morrigan all vied for his soul. He chose Morrigan, goddess of Fate, Death, and Battle — and found himself placed on a new world, in a new body, with gifts from the Tuatha De Danann. In this world ruled by Summer and Winter Queens, words have power and Agreements are binding. Sean must find his place while navigating Fey politics, forging bonds, and reckoning with the consequences of the choices he makes.