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Jonny was the undefeated king of the octagon — until a group of incompetent goons accidentally killed him while trying to rig his next fight. He wakes up reincarnated as the only son of a duke in a world where magic is ordinary. There's just one problem: a rare condition prevents him from using magic. With his father's brother scheming for his death, Jonny is secretly sent to an orphanage for safety. But Jonny was the strongest before, and he intends to be the strongest again — and his very condition might be exactly what he needs to make that dream a reality.

For decades, governments have been fighting a secret battle to keep alien invaders away from Earth. When the guardian of the United States falls, a new champion must be chosen — and the Galactic Conflict Authority selects one seemingly at random. Hugh Logan is in the middle of teaching a class when he is taken against his will and informed he is now Earth's newest defender against alien invasion. He must give up everything to become a War Core.

Lucas is a dick, but you would be too if you died in a meth lab explosion and found yourself in a fantasy world. Now, with only his ruthlessness and an ever-increasing body of alchemical knowledge, he has to make his way in this new world — because being poor sucks no matter where you are. He has no idea what's going to happen, but he isn't dying again, because he already knows the afterlife is pretty much bullshit.

Luke Quinn is twenty-six, broke, and a disappointment to everyone — himself most of all. A promising med student turned burger flipper, he carries guilt over the sister he couldn't cure. Everything changes when an impossible broadcast interrupts every screen on Earth, announcing a "System Integration" and inviting humanity to touch mysterious orbs appearing in every city. Monsters. Magic. Classes. Levels. Earth is no longer just a planet. With nothing left to lose, Luke becomes something vanishingly rare: a healer. But this isn't a game — healing takes nerve, precision, and pain. Luke must master his intricate Lifeweaver powers while navigating a volatile tutorial and a still-intact society scrambling to make sense of it all.

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.

In a world of myths, gods, and demons, only power counts — the weak are worse than cattle, and survival of the fittest is the only law. A lonely child is born with a strange power that places him between light and darkness, shunned by his own people for what he can do. This is not a story of a noble man doing good amid monsters. It is a story of a demon who was, perhaps, kinder than the rest.

The rise of a young Fire Nation commander. Xing, a survivor of a village attack turned prodigious firebending colonel of the Fire Nation's 11th Regiment, seeks to keep his adoptive family in the military safe, sound, and sharp — even as the pieces of the main story begin falling into place around him. The biggest piece: Princess Azula joins the 11th Regiment in their military operations across the Earth Kingdom.

Eight youths leave the arctic to explore Enera, a world where the planet's fractured crust floats in the sky. They join other adventurers on the Isle of Dreams, hoping one day to be inscribed on the Wall of Legends. While mastering martial arts and magic, they must discover who they are, fend off assassins, and prevent another Dark Age. The story unfolds through multiple perspectives in a world twisted for the amusement of a voyeuristic god.

Pulled from the point of death and thrust into a horde-mode-style survival game, Benny White's odds aren't looking too great. To make matters worse, an eldritch entity named 'Dave' has tasked him with destroying the very System that now controls his fate. Benny's experience as a lab tech grants him a rare Splicer Class that lets him repurpose the genetic material of slain enemies into augments for himself — bone claws, blood-bullet turrets, and skeletal hydra heads. There's also his Flesh Golem summon, a six-foot mound of muscle called Meat. The entire galaxy is watching. Welcome to the Game of Souls, where the only prize is to survive.

Humans are supposedly adaptable, but whoever said that probably never considered being thrown headfirst into the world of One Piece — especially not in the middle of the canon timeline. A former physicist turned pirate navigates the many dangers and opportunities of his second life, trying to find a new dream. Stuck in Bellamy's body, he'll first have to survive the whims of a certain Royal Warlord.

Since leaving the orphanage, Esil has spent the past year toiling in the data mines of Pangea while watching the wealthy elite traverse its game worlds. His luck changes when he discovers a legendary Developer's Chest — the Premium Worldpass inside grants him unlimited access to all of Pangea. With his newfound fortune, he enters a tournament to compete against some of the most skilled adventurers Pangea has to offer. Being a kid from the slums turns out to be an advantage when he discovers a bug in the obscure data-mining class. But his in-game actions have real-world consequences, and failure online threatens everything he holds dear.

Björk was an ordinary man living an ordinary life — working as a blacksmith in a nation plagued by recurring civil wars, raised with divorced parents, and burning with a desire for something more exciting than his mundane existence. That desire will make him truly understand the meaning of "Be careful what you wish for" as he finds himself ripped away from everything he knew. His only strength is his ability to simply go with the flow, no matter what happens. Will he survive? Thrive? Find a way home? A semi-interactive story where reader polls help shape the narrative.

In the sleepy town of Saint Mary, the Kilborne superhero family's new neighbors are more than just odd — they're supervillains. School would be a breeze for Martin Kilborne if it weren't for Alexa Terranova, his raygun-toting classmate who recruited him as her minion. Martin becomes quickly tangled in Alexa's supervillain plots: stealing an ice cream van, destroying the Superstate, and bewildering time-travel escapades leaping between his Earth and a dead world 400 years in the future. His life transforms from mundane to madcap — an ever-accelerating train ride with no brakes, packed with adventure, dark comedy, and post-apocalyptic cosmic horror.

They asked Amber to become a magical girl three times. She refused. That only made her more interesting. The fourth time, she asked them. The Agartha Loop follows a time-looping protagonist navigating magical girl shenanigans, existential horror, interlinked magical systems, conspiracies, and mysteries — with a cast of LGBTQ+ characters across the spectrum of usefulness.

For the last twenty years, Cid served the realm as a city guard. One thing drove him forward: a friend's suggestion, and what he planned to do with his eventual pension. A purchase — specifically a plot of land in the village of Haven reserved by the Kingdom. After a lifetime of fights and scuffles, it's time for something new. Time to be a farmer.

Remus had plans: build a quiet business empire within the safety of the empire he knew. His family had other ideas. Shipped off to Greltheaven — a dangerous border city filled with opportunity and peril in equal measure — he swears revenge and sets about making the best of a terrible situation. The business fate has handed him is a brothel. Remus intends to make it the most successful one the city has ever seen, and use it as the foundation for something much larger — if the city survives long enough for his plans to bear fruit.

Deep beneath the earth, Corey finds himself reborn as a God Core — a sentient crystal with unusual powers. His new worshipers? A colony of incompetent gnomes scratching out an existence in their underground grotto. Corey soon realizes his gnome denizens are about to become extinct, threatened by blundering adventurers and raiding kobolds who serve an ancient, mysterious rival god. With the aid of a helper sprite and a menagerie of newly evolved creatures, he must protect and guide his gnomes until they can stand on their own. But the kobold army is on the march.

Could you defeat the world's hardest immersive game? Alexandria Duke must learn how — or risk losing everything. When Alex joins Gamemakers Online, she finds there are no newbie areas, no tutorials, and nothing but vicious critters hunting her down. Alex is a veteran platinum achievement hunter who has solved previously unwinnable scenarios, and she won't give up now. But as she delves deeper into the game, she discovers it hides sinister secrets. If she can't survive the first year, she'll lose more than her own life.

The Gods were believed to be immortal — so far beyond the natural laws of the universe that their crimes went unpunishable. A clock hung over every mortal, counting down to the day the Goddess of Death claimed them. Knell Coda was never born in the normal sense. He came into the world outside the reach of the gods, to a family that had committed the cardinal sin of defying them. Their meddling wound the hands on a new clock — one that hung above the heads of the gods themselves, because of one secret Knell uncovered: the Gods can be tricked, defeated, and killed. To most, seeking the head of a goddess would be madness. To Knell, it is an inevitability.

The demons won. The world ended. Wulf, one of the last survivors, is sent back forty-one years to prevent the apocalypse — starting over as a first-year at Istalis Academy with his advancement reset. There's a catch: he's been given a seemingly useless crafting class instead of his former fighter abilities. No one can know, or he'll be expelled. But the more Wulf learns, the more he suspects the class change is no accident — perhaps what mankind needs isn't just his future knowledge, but someone whose legendary class can change fate itself.