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All his life, Mark Fields has dreamed of joining the Defense Force to fight the vicious, alien Exlian — just like the rest of his renowned family. So far, he's a dishwasher: no powers, no money, and even fewer friends. An encounter with a dying woman changes everything, granting him the abilities he needs to join the training camps. But the Exlian are voracious and many, and there's more to Mark's new powers than just leveling up. As the pressure mounts, he realizes the Exlian aren't the only sinister threat lurking within the city.

In the world Jay was born into, male children are rare — and fewer than half receive a class from the system. Those who don't are trapped in a boy's body forever. On his last chance before the obelisk, Jay receives not just a class, but a Legendary one: the most desired class of all. Wealth, status, and power come with it — along with unexpected responsibility, small-town politics, and secrets his mentor has kept about his past that could destroy everything.

In the Infinite World, nations and races rise and fall almost daily. New Classes are discovered, old ways are lost, and monsters roam a land where heroes and villains forge new epics — often dying in the process. Trent Embra navigates this ever-shifting world, maturing from a soldier's trainee into something more as each trial tests his limits and reshapes who he is.

Victor can't wait to get out of high school and start his own life on a sports scholarship. That plan is derailed when he steps into his abuela's house and somehow ends up in a world filled with fantastical meta-humans, walking talking devils, and creatures one usually needs serious pharmaceuticals to see. Fanwath is no dream — it's a nightmare. Sold into slavery as a pit fighter, Victor learns his new home is controlled by the System, and the only way to get ahead is to fight, kill, and collect the precious Energy that means the difference between a long life and an early grave. His stats start at a solid zero. Lucky for him, no one in this world has ever met his kind before — which means they have no idea what he's really capable of.

Barliona is a virtual world packed with monsters, battles, and millions of players seeking things they cannot find in real life — magic, dragons, and unforgettable combat. Players now choose to spend months inside without going home. The only rule was that no player could feel actual pain. But there is an exception: criminals are sent to Barliona to serve their sentences, locked in virtual mines, experiencing the game not as entertainment but as survival.

Cadence Lee thought she was a normal girl. She had her college classes, her job, and a nice boyfriend. Then a mugger accosts them — and Cadence ends up shot. A normal girl with that kind of wound would die. Cadence managed to do that part. But then she opens her eyes again and learns that death is not as permanent for her as it is for other people. She can be reborn, again and again, each time stronger and with new abilities. The catch: any world she is born into, she can never return to. She has infinite lives, but only one life for each.

Being the ninth son means you inherit war. Drafted to the front, Francis Lancaster has one purpose: keep his half-brother Michael alive on the blood-soaked fields of Reevotort. When Francis steps into his brother's punishment, that moment changes everything. Now, whenever Francis dies, he wakes a few days before his death — every skill and stat he earned, kept. Curse or blessing, the loop is a weapon, if he can stand the cost. To save his brother and himself, Francis must map patterns, stack skills, and turn each loss into a better opening move.

Finn Harris is a brilliant retired engineer still mourning the death of his wife Rachael — a loss tied to the company he helped build. With little left to live for, his daughter pushes him into Awaken Online, a new virtual reality game developed by his former employer. Inside, Finn discovers a school for mages where students duel to the death and faculty maim novices without hesitation. Guided — and manipulated — by a fire deity, Finn must learn to fight, reclaim his purpose, and find a path to redemption before his time runs out.

When the System arrived on Earth, Randidly Ghosthound found himself trapped in an isolated Dungeon far above his Level, relying on a wandering Traveler named Shal just to survive. Months passed inside while only half a day elapsed outside — leaving him far ahead of any other human when he finally emerged. Now balancing a growing sense of responsibility with the ambitions of those around him, Randidly must prepare for a Tribulation the System has already sent — one that watches his every move from the shadows.

Marcus and his friends escape a stagnant society by diving into a revolutionary virtual reality game — but from the moment he logs in, Marcus finds himself separated from his group and thrown into a remote village under attack by goblins. Forced into battle, he rallies the beleaguered villagers and drives off the invaders. With the village in ruins, the survivors turn to Marcus for help rebuilding. Quickly realizing this game is unlike anything he has played before, he is swept up into a whirlwind of adventure as he struggles to defend his new home — and discovers that marauding goblins are the least of his problems.

Oliver Chase has two things going for him: an addiction to dating sim RPGs and a spotty mental health history. Stuck in a dead-end job with a coworker he's into but can't bring himself to approach, he wakes up one day to what appears to be a complete psychotic breakdown — system notifications, menus, and stats injected directly into his life. Even stranger, he starts earning Love Points through romantic interactions, which can be spent on skills ranging from passive buffs to reality-warping abilities. Working multiple angles is the only way to earn enough — between his chill coworker, his evil boss, and the girl who ruined his life. Best to start with the tutorial.

After a hard life cut short, Arthur is given another chance at happiness in a demon world. Here he finds solace in brewing tea, forging friendships, and living the tranquil life he never knew he needed. Along the way he builds a community with a mother-son sparrow-demon duo, a bulky infernal, and a captivating water elemental. For the first time in two lives, Arthur is finally finding out what life is really about.

Lives are a currency, and Noah Vines is rich. Reincarnated into the body of a poisoned magic school professor, Noah is given more than just a second chance at life — every time he dies, his body reforms. With infinite variations of runic magic to discover and with death as a painful soul wound rather than a final end, Noah finally has a chance to wander the lands of the living once again. And this time, he plans to get strong enough to make sure he never has to wait around in the afterlife again.

Notorious internet troll and critic Amy Stake has karma catch up to her when she criticizes the writing of a vengeful Goddess and gets reincarnated into a brutal shonen battle manga known for its astronomical body count. In an ironic twist, she'll only gain the powers that manga readers imagine she has, and her strength will be directly proportional to how much they love her. Meanwhile, people back in her own world are reading and commenting on the manga as it updates — so she must always stay in character. With death lurking at every step, Amy must claw her way into the main story by any means necessary: scene-stealing entrances, manufactured drama, a possibly fabricated tragic backstory. Whatever it takes to become a fan favorite before the end of the world arrives.

Summoned after an unfortunate accident in hopes they could protect the world from a coming threat, Ben and his classmates are given another chance at life. With fame and fortune promised to whoever is willing to fight, the deal seems reasonable — except Ben wasn't blessed with magic or combat skills. Only crafting and enchanting. His skills are not useless, but they are not seen as necessary to the coming war. Cast aside and alone, Ben tries to find his place in the world while meeting some of its colorful characters along the way.

Meet Threadbare. He is twelve inches tall, full of fluff, and really, really bad at being a hero. Magically animated and discarded by his maker as a failed experiment, he is saved by a little girl. But she's got problems of her own, and he might not be able to help her. Fortunately for the little golem, he's quick to find allies, learn skills, gain levels, and survive horrible predicaments. Which is good, because his creator has a whole lot of enemies.

The aliens didn't conquer Earth — they negotiated exclusive streaming rights instead. The powerful Voltaxians, whose empire is fueled by a monopoly on mana, offered humanity a deal: allow dungeons controlled by intelligent dungeon cores to be set up on Earth to generate mana, and they'd share the wealth. Now dungeon exploration is the world's hottest career, broadcast around the world and across the galaxy via Dungeon Core TV. Luther Miller, a finance guy who had no interest in dungeon diving, is about to discover that family honor and intergalactic revenge can intertwine in the dark depths of the dungeon.

Michael is a gamer who spends almost more time on the VirtNet than in the real world — a total-immersion virtual reality that's equal parts playground and addiction. But when reports emerge of a hacker holding players hostage inside the VirtNet, leaving victims brain-dead, the government comes looking for someone who can fight back. They've been watching Michael. But going off-grid means venturing into back alleys of the system human eyes have never seen — and risking the line between game and reality blurring forever.

Against his will, Thaden was transported along with millions of other humans from Earth to train as Contenders in a new world. Something went wrong during his transfer — he was ejected from the training program and sent into the open mouth of an active volcano. Through a miraculous and horrifying series of events, Thaden survived, only to find himself alone in a dungeon with no clothes, no weapons, and a Support-based Healer class with no offensive capabilities whatsoever. None of his spells do damage; he can't even pick up a weapon. But Thaden quickly discovers something unique about himself that might just allow him to survive — because he seemingly will never run out of Mana.

Domenic is a sailor who wants nothing more than a life at sea. A brewing war between nations turns the already dangerous seas into something far more perilous, forcing him into an untenable position — one he escapes with his life, though at a greater cost he'll spend the rest of the story reckoning with. A story about the meaning and cost of both servitude and freedom.