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Declan was a teenager when he was invited to Gaia — not a popular VRMMO, nor a game in the traditional sense. Gaia was the stopgap to Indiri, a living, breathing world, the final creation of a dead genius. Invited by Eve, an AI overseer far beyond anything humanity had built before, Declan was given a simple choice: join or don't. He chose to join.

In the world of Re:Fuze, fortunes can be made and anyone can find glory. Eric Templeton, facing a dead-end future with a low Job Qualification score and mandatory national service looming, sees the game as his family's only lifeline. But on his first login, Eric isn't spawned into the newbie camp. He lands in the darkest, most dangerous region of the map—and stumbles onto a conspiracy that no beginner should ever see.

In the future, retirement means uploading to an immortal existence inside Mythian — the world's fastest quantum computer running an endless virtual adventure. Weapons, spells, gold, and experience points become the measures of a life. Ethan Crane never wanted any of it. He didn't want to retire, and he certainly didn't want to play a game forever. But when he discovers his wife — whom he believed dead — is still alive inside Mythian, nothing will stop him from reaching her. Not even himself.

He filed 101 support tickets. The System turned him into a demon. Kairon is a system clerk who finally gets his own city charter. He does what any good bureaucrat would: reads the entire Terms of Service, finds a loophole, and exploits it. Unfortunately, doing so calls down a pillar of hellfire that roasts him, his villagers, and everything within a league. Now he's a demon with ten confused imps, a giant tower with a floating eyeball, and a rudimentary system that tears buildings through rends in reality — while a theocratic empire prepares to hunt him down.

She wakes up on a hostile alien planet with no memory, no name, and a body rebuilt by machines. Everyone else got combat classes; she got Engineer, Level 0, locked from the start and designed to fail. But she's adapting — turning scraps and broken machines into things that keep her alive, getting stronger with every fight, and unlocking something new with every evolution. She needs answers: who she was before this, why she's here, how to get off this planet. Somewhere in her broken memory is a mission she was supposed to complete. None of that matters if she can't survive long enough to remember it.

Deep within Heroes of Mythian — a game world where retirees exchange their physical bodies for an eternity of adventure — Howard learns a terrible secret: the game is glitched and it's killing its mightiest players permanently. Desperate to save his friends and countless innocents, he hatches a plan to fix things. He'll start again as a level 0 necromancer and exploit his way to power, using his deep knowledge of game mechanics. With luck, his game-breaking exploits will alert Mythian's admins that something is wrong — but the game's creators, uncaring at best and sadistic at worst, might simply delete him for exposing their mistakes.

The Heavens demand obedience. She offers slaughter. Fa Xiaolan once stood at the pinnacle of the world, powerful enough to challenge the Jade Emperor for the throne of the immortals. She lost. Now, a fragment of her shattered soul stirs within a freshly hatched phoenix. Stripped of memories and divine power, left with only instinct and a fractured drive to ascend once more, she will claw her way back to the top and remedy the fatal mistakes of her past life — just as soon as she figures out what those mistakes were. A xianxia cultivation story featuring unique phoenix evolutions, monster evolution, and a "birdbrain" MC with flashes of ancient wisdom.

Cari Dix didn't know her whole life was a lie. Growing up with the most ordinary parents ever, all she wanted was adventure and a little fun. When she discovers an old computer from her father's past, Cari stumbles into a fantasy game world she'd always thought part of her childhood imagination. Taking her combat fencing skills with her, she sets out to explore a world her parents said didn't exist. This is the first book in a trilogy set in the world of Fantasma, picking up where the Accidental Traveler trilogy left off. Cari fights to save the last of the Empire's heirs and carries on the legend her father left behind.

On Frostworld, only the strong survive. Jarl Beckström dreams of becoming a great warrior, but he was born lowborn — classless, unable to level up — and lives the mundane life of a poor mud-farmer beneath the privileged battleborn and fireborn. When the Clan Lord's son disappears, Jarl seizes the chance to prove himself a hero. But dark things stir in the frozen wilderness: a star has fallen and the dead have begun to rise. While clanholds clash in eternal conflict, only an ambitious mud-farmer and his domineering sister can shed light on the true enemy — the monstrous undead draugr.

In the realm of Premar, where magic is wild and unbound, everything changes when the Path of the Titans unlocks a new System — forcing all magic to obey the laws set forth by the powerful Titans themselves. Knox was a simple woodcutter who finally gets his chance to delve into a dungeon, and his world is forever changed. He goes from woodcutter to Adventurer to one of the few who can walk the mysterious Path of the Titans, uncovering his mother's past and growing into something far greater.

Fifteen years ago, the apocalypse rained magical coins from the sky. Anyone who picked one up disappeared. Some never came back. Everyone who did was never the same. Shelby Thestalos never thought she'd become one of them. But when a molten corpse clutching a Class Coin throws her into the thick of it, she takes up the coin and joins the ranks of those who travel between Earth and the unnamed other world. With her newfound Gambler class and nothing else, Shelby will brave the dangers of the other world and come back stronger — no matter how much the system doesn't want her to.

Every living creature wants to survive. For young Mason, years of being beaten, bullied, and abandoned by his own family drove that instinct deep. After being caught up in a terrorist attack during a college tour, he finds himself in an unfamiliar place, surrounded by a new foe — the supernatural. And not even death can stop his primal instinct to live.

Marcus had a truly terrible Monday: a horrible customer, getting fired, and then getting shot dead in a robbery. He woke up in the body of a weak, strange creature in a fantasy world full of deadly monsters. Now Marcus must find a way to survive as a Vex Queen. His own bravery and determination aren't enough — he needs to build a Hive. And the monsters closing in are only the first of many threats to come.

A small seaside city, ordinary loving parents, and friends who turn every day into an adventure — a simple yet pleasant life. Elyssia isn't your usual unruly kid, but there's something more to her than even she remembers: the mark of fate. Most would consider being special a gift, but the world does not hand out boons without taking something in return. Less than a day is all it takes to lose her simple life and be entangled by the strings of fate like a powerless puppet. Now it's up to her to fight back using the same gift that brought this misfortune — the knowledge of a faraway world called Earth. Utilizing the Journey Guide, the System of the magical world of Aelion, she will climb to the top of the skies and dive to the bottom of its deepest wounds.

A hardworking salaryman spends his weekends playing Dungeons & Braves, a pen-and-paper RPG, as a max-level wizard. When his real life ends abruptly, he is reborn as Geo Margilus — his beloved character — with all the powers, wealth, and enchanted loot from countless hours of imaginary adventure made real. The catch: he's been transported to Sedia, a fantasy realm where evil abounds and ravenous daemons threaten mankind.

Sometimes it's the villain who has to be the hero. As Dungeons begin to open across Earth, Adam Pierce survives by facing blood, brutality, and murder — and he walks out of the Tutorial as the disciple of Death itself. When it's discovered that these Dungeons are handing immense power to anyone ruthless enough to take it, Adam sees the catastrophe before anyone else: humanity is greedy and weak, and without something to unite the species, it will kill itself. So Adam decides he will unite the world himself, by becoming the Villain of the System Apocalypse. It means he is hated — but humanity thrives while he wades through betrayal and murder. Because something far worse than the Dungeons is on its way, and Earth will need to be ready.

Zack Adder spent four years as a double agent hacker for governments around the world — and then systematically scrubbed his existence from every network on the planet. On the first day of his return to normal life, he was struck by a truck and died. But that wasn't the end. Swept up in another man's hero summoning, Zack has been tasked by Earth's God with discovering the truth about another world's Goddess, Church, and summoning ritual — armed with nothing but a unique skill: [The Learn]. A man who has played many roles, Zack must now figure out who he really is underneath all the masks.

It was just supposed to be a game. Instead, Jasper got his heart ripped out by a brooding goddess and awoke in another world — no weapons, no skills, naked — trapped in a place full of ancient horrors where gods and monsters still roam the earth. He's not ready to die. Good thing he's a mage. A high-fantasy story with light LitRPG elements, where the system is an important part of the story without dominating it.

Asher's ordinary life is shattered when he is yanked from his daily commute and thrust into a brutal world of monstrous creatures, deadly traps, and the relentless games of the Nexus. A train station harbors danger, with a single portal opening each day to daunting trials and battles of life and death commanded by masked facilitators. Forced to navigate this world both alone and with shifting teams of players who each have their own motives, Asher fights to survive. Every day brings a new hurdle, and every victory is bitterly earned. His only hope: become the champion.

Sir Henry Hildebraud of Mostenstein is the last of the Knights of Saint Merin — and the most useless of a useless lot. In a world full of magic, he has none. When a rock falls on his head and grants him a system, he expects salvation. What he gets is a hundredfold multiplier on his Intimidation stat, an attribute he never wanted and cannot turn off. Every time Henry speaks, he involuntarily threatens to massacre the local populace. Left with no choice but to pretend he is the most dangerous man alive, he sets out to find the woman rumored to hold the key to restoring the Order of Saint Merin — who is, by all accounts, a total weirdo. A comedy of accidental terror, knightly honor, and a progression system built entirely around downsides.