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Balthazar was just a random giant crab enjoying his life in a fantasy world full of bothersome human adventurers — until he accidentally discovered the secret of attributes and levels. And also pie. With baked goods and coin as his new life goals, he turns to the competitive business of trading the random junk adventurers loot every day. Balthazar will do everything to find a baker, except leave his pond, because exploring the dangerous world out there is for suckers. Meanwhile, adventurers just can't seem to stop dying around his home, and he keeps making great new friends by simply buying them.

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.

Constructing a portal is a monumental undertaking, yet the Forerunners have guided dozens of civilizations to that end and know exactly what is needed: thousands of laborers, hundreds of brilliant artisans, dozens of powerful mages. As the culmination of years of work, they tear a hole in the fabric between realities and travel between worlds. There is simply no reasonable way for only five people — prepared for a standard Isekai scenario yet now stranded on a hostile and alien world where mere survival is a challenge — to ever build a portal. But reasonable people don't become Forerunners.

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.

In a world ruled by giant bugs, colossal moths ravaged Sparrow's hometown, titanic waterbugs sank his refugee ship, and giant ants killed his parents. Ordered to stay behind and cover his army's retreat in humanity's losing war against the Swarm, he is rescued at the brink of death by a hidden village of powerful mages. To save his life they change his class to Worm — a class no one in the outside world knows anything about. Armed with a set of reality-warping mutations and abilities, Sparrow must gather knowledge, master the mages' techniques, and accumulate as much power as possible before returning to his army. First, he has to learn to control his wormhole abilities before he rips himself apart.

When magic returned to Earth, it woke things that ought to have stayed sleeping — like the cadavers Selena Serrano's med-school class was supposed to be dissecting. With the electric grid down and gunpowder no longer exploding, goblins, undead, and dragons roam a changed world. To survive the Magipocalypse, Selena will need to understand magic, harness it, and in the process become something more than she was. Welcome to the Accidental Necromancer.

Alexander Krup, an average high school graduate turned video game beta tester, wakes up one day confronted by floating blue boxes of text. His mysterious employer communicates through them with an offer: a fresh life in another world. With nothing left to lose, Alex accepts and is hurled into a fantasy world both like and unlike any game he's ever played. Now he must choose an alignment — Renown or Infamy — and leave his mark on this new world.

Adventurers seek dungeons for riches. Heroes storm great fortresses. Gods clash far above. Arek cooks lasagna and tops it with a dash of finely chopped basil. An orc who has seen more than his fair share of fighting, Arek wants nothing more than to spend his days cooking and away from the chaos of combat. But when Ming and her group of adventurers hire him as their full-time chef, his plans of avoiding violence crumble. He longs to leave his blood-soaked mistakes in his past — but old friends and foes have different ideas.

In a world where Elves and Goblins are real, where Wizards and Witches cast terrible magic, and where level-100 Heroes lead parties against great evils, Dungeons are essential — places where stories are written, loot acquired, and legends born. And the narrator of this story is a Dungeon. Known as the Playwright, this Dungeon Core invites adventurers to the "Stage of Forgotten Fables" for a dramatic dungeon delve unlike any they have experienced before. Told from the perspective of the Dungeon Core itself, the story shifts between multiple POVs to show the growth of its characters. The LitRPG elements of levels, skills, and classes are present, though the focus leans toward narrative over number-crunching.

I woke up in another man's body on the day of his arranged marriage to the most terrifying woman in the Kingdom. He was supposed to die — and the worst part is he already did, because he's still here, in my head. Bitter. Brilliant. Watching me relive every mistake he made in a life that ended with betrayal, heartbreak, and murder. But I'm not Ethan Zhou. I'm a systems engineer with a background in strategy, survival, and zero interest in playing by the rules of a cultivation world obsessed with bloodlines, legacies, and face. Together — whether we like it or not — we build something better. I'll play the quiet husband, the loyal son-in-law. Until it's time to rewrite the foundation beneath the empire's feet.

Kole always wanted to be a wizard — a dream that grew into an obsession after his parents disappeared on an adventure. Hailed as a prodigy, he had a head start, until his mother's magic manifested after he had already committed to wizardry. Now his one powerful magical ability — invisibility — holds him back from the greater heights he craves. After five years struggling to overcome his blocked wizardry, and with his parents declared legally dead, Kole faces a choice: stay home and train as a Mirage Knight, or set out alone to seek answers at the Academy of Illunia, the center of all magical learning.

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.

When the Archmage Calamvor dies after creating an artificial Dungeon Core, he sets off a chain of events that even the godly High Spirits could not have predicted. His creation — stolen by the most unlikely of creatures — will go on to save the world, one tiny piece at a time. This is the tiniest Dungeon Core in the world, and saving it will probably take a while. Its creatures may not be the fiercest, but they are loyal. That loyalty is tested as dangerous foes come for the Core and the Aether it possesses, while the High Spirits pursue their own agendas and a darkness stirs in the North.

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?

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.

Rowena Loress is a good-hearted Scholar driven by compassion and curiosity — and more than a little combat-averse. When she encounters a dungeon, the relationship that unfolds is unlike anything a typical dungeon story would suggest. The world is full of dungeons and monsters, and the story won't be purely light or fluffy. But the sweet moments are meant to overshadow the bitter, with the dungeon gradually becoming one of the most significant presences in Rowena's life.

A new mother who recently hit rock bottom is whisked to a new world of magic and monsters. Her prodigious intelligence earns her a free magical skill, and though she puts it to great use, she soon discovers that in this new land, magic is the highest taboo imaginable — and for a good reason. She learns quickly that she will have to be the bigger monster to protect the only thing in her life worth protecting: her child. With her particular set of skills, there's an unending tide of enemies waiting to take a piece of her.

A clock hangs over every mortal, counting down to the day the Goddess of Death claims them. The Gods were said to live forever, existing so far outside natural law that even their crimes go unpunished. But Knell Coba, at great cost, realizes this is nothing but a lie. The Gods can be tricked. They can be defeated. They can die. Together with his loyal crew, Knell will use his cunning and the power of the System to grow strong enough to get his revenge on the Goddess — no matter the cost.

When Fate itself fails to kill him, even the gods should tremble. Taliesin was supposed to die in an apocalyptic war, sacrificing himself so his people could escape. Instead, he found himself lost within the Void beyond time and space — a realm untouched by creation yet bound by Fate itself. There he glimpsed the Akashic Records, the foundations of reality, and understood the secrets that grant gods their life and mortals their power. But even the Void couldn't contain him forever. Pulled into a new world spiraling toward its own Ragnarok, Taliesin refuses to let another civilization burn. With nothing but his wits and fragments of his former might, he must reclaim his strength, forge powerful alliances, and rewrite destiny before the Twilight of the Gods consumes all.

An AI sworn to protect humanity, stranded on a world of magic and monsters, ready to unleash the fury of the universe on those who would threaten her humans. Sapphiria was performing her duties as a fleet admiral of the Terran Federation when she was caught in a hyperspace anomaly and crashlanded on a foreign world. Cut off from all reinforcements, she has only the contents of her escape pod and her expertise as one of the Navy's best engineers. Luckily, her pod is a miniature factory equipped to build an entire colony from scratch. But she soon faces a more immediate problem: the humans of this world are threatened by an undead invasion — the horror born from the fall of a powerful Empire of necromancers, now threatening the entire world. It will be their funeral.