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The story of a young blacksmith who helped the Isekai Hero defeat the Demon Lord — told in journal and diary format. This is not the story of killing the Demon Lord. This is the story of the blacksmith's life after the Hero has returned to Earth.

Mortals see dungeons many ways — a plague to destroy, a resource to harvest, a place to train and advance. But all of them agree on one thing: dungeons are unnatural and deadly, places where death stalks every corner and monsters thrive. What mortals forget, in their hubris of tools and civilizations, is that Mother Nature is often the deadliest of all.

In the frontier town of Isarn, Chase will never be more than the lowly Darkborn thief he is. Banned from training, banned from acquiring better cards — if the Lightborn had their way, he'd be banned from life itself. But Chase and his friends have determination. Losing a hand to brutal punishment only fueled his obsession to get access to reality-bending cards. Nobody cares where you came from when you're rich enough. Facing established powers, churches, and age-old prejudices, Chase and his crew must fight back — and if the Lightborn won't share, sometimes the only way to get dealt a better hand is to steal the whole deck.

Tom wished for a meaningful job with the chance to make things. Someone listened. Judged by a masked demigod, he is sent to another world with magic, game-like rules, and massive opportunity for a clever inventor. Given a new identity and adopted by a loving family, Tom tries to recreate technology from humble beginnings. There are spells to learn, a sister and parents to care for, and problems brewing with abused peasants, the necromancy business, and the management of living dungeons. To go from ambitious engineer to true hero, Tom needs to craft weapons, explore, and start a revolution.

It is a strange experience, waking up without any idea of who or even what you are. But that is precisely the situation for a pink, sentient, crystalline orb waking up in an old, dilapidated building in the middle of a seemingly abandoned city. While investigating its surroundings, it accidentally summons a small demon-like creature. She seems friendly enough — so why not summon a few more? Unfortunately, they find themselves caught on the sidelines of a devastating war that threatens to pull them in. Mind your own business, avoid danger, don't pick fights. Easy enough — except that even if you don't go looking for trouble, trouble has a way of finding you.

Kandis Hammond, a twenty-four-year-old financial analyst from Sydney, sits down at her computer and wakes up naked and alone in a locked stone barn in another world. Glowing text informs her she has become a Worldwalker — one of seven chosen to play the Great Game, a contest that unfolds every two centuries and reshapes empires. Unsuited for combat, Kandis must rely on her wits, charisma, and illusion-based abilities to survive. Wherever Worldwalkers go, trouble follows — and the Great Game has a way of finding her whether she wants it to or not.

1897. As the world teeters on the edge of war, Volundr — Ambassador of the Society of Nations — assembles a diverse group of individuals with extraordinary abilities. Among them: Steve, a devoted single father searching for his missing lover, and his mischievous daughter Alice. Others seek redemption, vengeance, or simply a place to belong. Cursed and desperate for answers, they agree to assist Volundr in exchange for his teachings on thaumaturgy and alchemy. Their first mission takes them to the Unseen City, under the threat of a devastating terrorist attack — where the most powerful thaumaturgist the world has ever seen has plans of her own. An alternate-historical fantasy set in the late 1890s, where magic clashes with science, kaiju roam the earth, and an unlikely band of heroes must confront forces both seen and unseen.

Harald Darrowdelve has squandered every gift life gave him — until he enters the angelic dungeon beneath Flutic and receives a demon's dark blessing. Weak, privileged, and directionless no more, Harald now commands powers forged in darkness. But each new ability and hard-won level drags him deeper into the ruthless politics of noble houses, shadowy rivals, and a celestial war burning beneath the city's streets. The dungeon reshapes him with every victory — but at what cost? A slow-burn progression fantasy built around a 100-level dungeon with a unique magic system drawing power from the consumed essence of a fallen celestial being.

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.

There are three levels to the afterlife. At the top lie the Celestial Plains. At the bottom is the Chasm. And in between lies the Underworld — where brave soldier Sylas Runewulf finds himself after he dies. Following a mysterious blue prompt, Sylas journeys to the town of Ember Hollow to breathe new life into a quaint local pub. Dubbing it "The Old Lamplighter," Sylas hopes it will be a safe haven for weary souls. The prompt reappears with a warning of an impending invasion, and as Sylas works to decipher the message, he faces challenges, makes friends, and builds a community around his humble pub — one he must soon defend, or they'll all face a fate much worse than death.

Earth had been destroyed by Devils, and as a result humans were transported to Paradise — a new world far vaster than their original planet, chaotic yet still a home. Then the cataclysm struck. Only one man could face the imminent disaster, but he failed. Bradley Crowe let down all those who relied on him. As his eyes closed for the last time, he was given a second chance.

Life hit Liam Cosgrave hard. Forced to work a dead-end job just to survive, he barely had energy for anything else — until he was summoned to another world in a freak accident. Sitting in his truck after a fender-bender, Liam found himself transported to a realm where humans are creatures of legend. A pair of young women had been trying to summon a party member for a school project and got far more than they bargained for. Before he could even settle in, the same mysterious force shot him back to Earth — with a parting message that the girls would call him back soon. And so Liam's life of balancing his day job with being summoned to another world began.

She entered the Tower seeking death. Instead, she keeps finding reasons to live. In this life she is Bella, a jaded med student trying to catch up on centuries of medical innovation — or at least she was, before the Tower appeared. With the promise that she would find whatever she sought at the top, she entered hoping to end her curse. But even with hundreds of lives of experience to draw on, reaching the top is no easy task. The Tower is filled with wonders she could only dream of, and what she once believed was the peak of power turns out to be only the first rung of a much larger climb. Her foundations are unshakable, but the Tower is deeper, deadlier, and more exhilarating than anything she has ever faced.

For almost half a century, Elijah kept his Core sealed — staying in the shadows, running a small alchemy shop on the outskirts of the slums, staying weak but staying safe. When he finds two people half-dead in an alley, both too young to have had a chance at life, he removes the chains from his magic to help them. An older MC with plant-based magic steps back into the light, taking on the role of teacher to two otherworlders given a second chance. A story of political drama and light LitRPG elements set in a secondary world.

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.

A girl wakes up alone in the wilderness, climbing out of an egg with no memory — only human knowledge that doesn't match her body. She must survive, decipher the blue boxes, understand her own biology, and build a hive from nothing. Her instincts as a Hive Queen push her to treat her progeny as expendable tools and to destroy any potential threat before it grows. Her human side resists. She'd rather not become an apocalypse — but she does need territory, resources, and perhaps a little conquest to keep her family safe.

Reincarnated in the body of a Lich — an enemy to all — that's just problem number one. Zeke was only playing the villain to blow off steam. Now he's stuck in the body of one. Trapped in a hostile world, he must flee his former guild into a holy kingdom ruled by the Church of Olattee. Out of the frying pan and into the fire. His power is gone and he must start over. He is still a lich, and he still has his weapon, Mercy — more powerful than even he knows. The real question is: is he now a villain or not, and will he survive long enough to find out?

A heavily edited version of the web serial The First World Sphere, incorporating reader feedback and rewriting the story for publication. The main character is reincarnated into a world with magic. He has chosen the path of luxury and ease over adventure — but his skill set soon brings the adventure to him.

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.