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Prince Hail Teoran has always idolized his father, a legendary Traveler who came through the gates to rescue the continent of Lagrea from darkness. When he finally meets his dad, the reality is deeply disappointing. Then an all-powerful administrator reveals the truth: Hail's world is a game the Travelers constantly play. But Hail is special — as the son of a Traveler and an NPC, he's an ever-evolving native player character, free to make his own way, seek adventure, and face danger on his own terms.

The Great Ones arrived on Earth and conquered with little bloodshed — they came not for resources, but for humanity's strongest warriors. Those warriors are shipped to Hadran, an artificial planet that serves as a cosmic gladiatorial arena where slave races fight for the entertainment of their masters. Earth has now lost its last true champions and risks losing candidate status entirely — which would make it a target for cleansing. Clint Rogan is forcibly merged with a faulty symbiote and dropped into Terraria One, a starting zone that resembles the Middle Ages. With humanity's fate in the balance, Clint and the other new arrivals must rebuild, conquer territory, and survive long enough to give Earth a fighting chance.

He needed a sword. The system gave him a pen. Klaid is a former kendo prodigy who treats VR as a ruthless economy, optimizing every second to pay for his mother's medical bills. On launch day, exploiting a lore paradox earns him the one class he can't solve: the Legendary Poet — a power-gamer's nightmare that runs entirely on emotion, the very thing Klaid discarded long ago. Now trapped between a dying mother in reality and a useless class in-game, Klaid must learn to feel again — not to heal, but to turn anguish into DPS. The narrative voice evolves alongside the protagonist as cold logic gives way to something more.

A mysterious force transports Noah to a fantasy realm of magic and levels. Unable to return home, he leans into his Blacksmith Apprentice class — forging items from materials gathered through combat, mining, and exploration to survive on a world wracked by brutal war between feline warriors and werewolves. With high intelligence, crafting powers, and a trusty slingshot, Noah is determined to make the most of his situation while searching for a way home.

Meet ALPHA-555-12-4412: an unstable, unpredictable, and possibly insane Sapient AI of dubious morals with a love for everything that goes "Boom!" — the perfect spearhead for the technologically advanced Third Galactic Federation of Sapients and its Galactic Unification Project. When Alpha finds himself trapped in a world filled with reality-warping magics and thousand-year-old Cultivators, he quickly learns he might be out of his depth. And like any good fish out of water, he adapts — by giving the fish robot legs and equipping it with a battleship-rated intercontinental Railgun. Soon all those under the Firmament will learn one thing is certain: Alpha isn't trapped in this world with them. They're trapped in here with him.

When an accident claims his life, Gareth finds himself reborn on Acamida — a world where sorcerers draw magical power from a deck of cards, summoning monsters and flinging spells. It's just a shame he's found himself with the weakest cards around: goblins. Joined by a fallen goddess, a deposed demon king, and a surly local, Gareth sets out into a realm where experience points and levels are very real. As he finds new cards and grows in power, the rumbles of war stir in the west — and if he's going to survive, he'll need to master his deck and find the strength hidden within his goblin allies.

In the icy north, a young orphan-thief named Marstin Hardgrove is beaten and left for dead in an abandoned mine — forced to eat dirt and rocks before he collapses. Unbeknownst to him, among those rocks was a tiny dungeon crystal. Thrown into the microscopic world of cells, bacteria, and pathogens, the crystal quickly decides it doesn't want to escape — it wants to possess the body entirely. To survive Marstin's immune system and the hostile pathogens threatening them both, the crystal must create its own immune-cell defenders, lay traps, and transform the body into a dungeon. A science-grounded LitRPG told from the perspective of a dungeon core operating inside a living person, alongside the outer adventures of the host.

Peter Brookes should be dead. Instead, he's been abducted by aliens, tasered awake by a condescending robot, and offered a chance to earn a place in a galaxy-wide battle royale watched by trillions. The rules to qualify are simple: grow stronger, reach the top of the leaderboard, and don't die. Given a cabin, a few tools, a stat system, and no useful skills whatsoever, Peter's solution is obvious: chop trees until reality breaks. Joined by a smug, talking arboreal observer, he ignores danger, takes absolutely nothing seriously, and accidentally becomes terrifyingly powerful. A comedic progression fantasy featuring steady growth, escalating nonsense, and a protagonist whose answer to life-or-death situations is usually, "How hard can it be?"

Steve finds himself reincarnated in the body of a cat. With a whole new world to explore, he sets out to become a different person — someone not chained down by the expectations of others. The world runs on a System that pushes everyone to keep moving forward, which means conflict is never far away. Before any grand adventures, though, Steve has to figure out how to make his way out of a forest on four paws.

Infinite Worlds is the most popular VRMMORPG on the market, and Game Master Jeff Driscoll has a very boring job: help players deal with the occasional bug and ensure they give a five-star rating. He's not allowed to actually play — something about conflicts of interest. But when the game's AIs unexpectedly issue a Rogue Patch, Infinite Worlds becomes a buggy mess and Jeff's role radically changes. He finds himself as the only Game Master around, dealing with more problems than he can handle — and wielding the ability to manipulate the game's code in ways that appear to be magic.

Vincent Cordell, a college student with schizophrenia, doesn't want to be different. He just wants a normal life — something his condition has never allowed. Voices whisper, walls bleed, eyes sprout in strange places. Getting a degree in electrical engineering is hard enough without worrying about falling into the abyss of his own madness. One dark night, the abyss pulls him in. A supernatural entity strikes, a car accident becomes anything but ordinary, and Vincent finds himself thrust into a majestic alien world where dragons walk like men. A painful, impossible transformation leaves him in a body he doesn't know how to use. An ancient evil stirs, strange storms leave terrors in their wake, and the natives believe he has the power to save them — but he wants nothing to do with their prophecies.

Have you ever wondered what would happen if the hero was summoned by the villain instead of the people who need him?

Leading astrophysicist Liam Jackson is in Germany for a scientist exchange program when the apocalypse strikes. Planes fall from the sky, cars explode, and strange particles rain down as monsters appear out of thin air. The laws of physics have changed. The fundamental forces of the universe are behaving differently, and Liam must understand them to survive. His scientific background becomes his greatest weapon in a world where spacetime, nuclear physics, and quantum mechanics now intertwine with magic and spellcasting.

Torn from his life by capricious and cruel gods, he is thrust into their divine games in a strange new world. His name stolen, he resolves to call himself after the first and greatest of all heroes — Gilgamesh. Corrupted by his new powers, he slowly walks the path of darkness and damnation, killing for pleasure and power. The more he kills, the more willing he becomes to continue the slaughter as he brings the evils of his old world into the new. His dark destiny, long foretold, leads down a path of darkness and horror. Such is the fate of the Watcher of Deep Places.

Some accept their place in this world, while others struggle against fate itself, defiant to death. Heaven, indifferent and uncaring, reigns supreme over all. The Yellow River Saga is an epic xianxia adventure told in a classical style. At its center is Yu Chen, a young boy who once dreamed of a simple life but finds himself thrust upon the path of cultivation. Guided by an enigmatic being of unfathomable power, he begins a journey of personal transformation that will shake the foundations of the world and test the limits of his spirit and will.

Li Hao is transmigrated into a Xianxia cultivation world and thrust into the life of a servant in the Azure Cloud Sect. He has the worst quality trash five-element spiritual roots — in any other's position, he'd be chopping wood and eating inferior pills for the rest of his life. However, he binds with a system that can upgrade everything. A burnt, poisonous pill? One upgrade away from a priceless Marrow Cleansing Elixir. An old cracked butter knife? A few upgrades from a blade that slices through Demonic Serpent Scales. With his upgrade ability, Li Hao climbs through a world of sects, clans, and royal dynasties in constant war — accumulating magic items, spirit stones, and wealth along the way.

One moment I was a nobody — a freelance web developer with a failed law degree and a cat who barely tolerated me. The next, I woke up floating in the void, staring at a glowing blue screen informing me I was now a god. A weak, insignificant one, but a god nonetheless. No instructions. No divine wisdom. Just me, a barren status window, and an empty faith with no followers. So I destroyed the last statue of the velmoryn goddess: if I was going to be a god, I needed worshippers, and a little divine intervention seemed like the right place to start. Now I have a broken and lost tribe looking for answers, a system I don't understand, and a world that won't take kindly to a new deity on the rise.

A meth lab, a rift, and an alien invasion that goes sideways — humanity repels the attack and immediately launches its own counter-conquest into the invaders' realm. Liam has had a rough life and sees this as his one chance to make something of himself. To maximize his gains, he accepts a brutal trade-off: no offensive powers, no weapons, not even a thrown punch. In exchange, he receives passive abilities that could make him unstoppable — if he survives long enough to use them. The Gold Rush 2.0 is on, the competition is murderous, and Liam's only edge is learning to turn passivity into dominance.

As multiple worlds and dimensions converged, humanity was met with the unknown. A mysterious System forces humanity to play its part in a death game, teleporting every human to a deadly Tutorial Zone. In order to save himself and others, Liam must reach his full potential as the last hope — the last shining star that guides his people. This is the story of a man's desperate struggle to save humanity from extinction, discover who is behind it all, and find a ray of hope through the System.

A freak accident transfers the Voyager — a cruise ship set for decommissioning — and her crew to a fantasy world governed by a magical system. Captain Dan and his core crew quickly discover that the navy of a world superpower isn't their only concern: the ocean beneath them is an even greater threat. Fortunately, the System offers a path to strength beyond their wildest imagination. The ship itself is awakening, changing and evolving, and the crew must grow together to survive both the powers of this world and the dangers of the deep.