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Eighty percent of D-Grades are dead within five years — and Marcus just tested F. Heir apparent to a military dynasty of a thousand years, groomed since childhood to be their saviour in mech combat and politics, his future collapses in a single verdict. Stripped of his name and family, classified as expendable, he is thrown into the Federation's lowest ranks with one purpose: stand on the front line and bleed long enough for the real soldiers to finish the job. He has no cultivation advantages, no hidden master, no system-granted blessings — only a half-functional interface that shouldn't exist, and a body the machine refused to classify. In a galaxy where power flows to those who obey the system, Marcus is about to discover what happens when you break every rule.

A young man is reincarnated as a dragon with a near-insatiable curiosity. Initially driven by questions about his own reincarnation, he becomes lost in the endless world of magic — using his deep understanding of advanced sciences to learn the laws and properties of a new type of energy known as mana, then using mana to expand his understanding of science in return. Though strength was never his goal, his intelligence, expanding curiosity, and the circumstances of his existence propel him up the mountain of power as though it were a small hill — until he climbs to a point where he seems to be the peak itself. Even if that was never the case.

Nicholas Iron is reborn in the world of Harry Potter as an orphan, armed with a ring-maker system. This is his story.

An Archmage thrown into a xianxia world — with his Dantian recently destroyed. What does he do with a lifetime of arcane knowledge and no foundation left to build on? How does he apply what he knows? How fast does he die? Or does he thrive?

Xenia Worthy, Reincarnator Extraordinaire, has done it all. She's been a Hero (twice), a Demon Lord (briefly), and most recently did a stint as a magical talking sword. But it turns out there's at least one more type of life for her to live: the life of a sapient Dungeon Core. She's more than experienced with death, but no fan of it, so with the help of her latest SGA-assigned Guide, Guy, it's time for her to see if she can make life as a stone her best life yet. In this new world, Dungeons exist to prove to mortals and gods alike who is worthy of power and who is weak. Many will challenge and some will fall, but none will remain unchanged.

William died chasing a promotion. He woke up as Alden, eldest son of a Baron in a medieval world where monsters descend from the north every winter — and everyone relies on a powerful Duke's fortress city for shelter. Until now: for the first time in living memory, the Duke is charging an exorbitant fee to enter, and Alden's dirt-poor village can't pay. A former London engineer, Alden carries modern knowledge into a world of parchment and swords. With elves, dwarves, and orcs as fellow survivors rather than enemies, and fate pushing responsibility onto him far too soon, he must do what has never been done before: transform an overlooked frontier village into something that can endure the impossible winter. If the world won't save them, he will.

Arthur was a top-tier spy, right up until he broke the first rule of espionage: never uncover a secret that will get you killed. Now he is dead — or rather, reborn in a brutal system-driven world obsessed with voluntary slavery. Armed with sarcasm, spy training, and a system-gifted wildly overpowered skill set, Arthur does what he does best: ruin everyone's evil plans, one corrupt tyrant at a time. If they cannot find him, they cannot stop him.

Tal is a sorcerer masquerading as a wizard — not an adventurer, just someone searching for answers about his parents' mysterious deaths. Monsters and foes seem to show up wherever he goes anyway. When the same day begins repeating itself over and over, Tal is the only one aware of the resets. Stuck in a remote forest town with a perpetual hangover and no allies who remember yesterday, he must unravel the mystery alone. His previously useless Spellbook is starting to exhibit very strange abilities — and they might be just what he needs to escape this temporal prison.

Phac wakes up in a nest of giant killer crabs in a new world. Good morning. In a world of magic, monsters, and blue screens, Phac must fight to survive armed with wit, brawn, a dynamite temper, and crab-themed powers. He will befriend sharp-tongued orcs, clash against manipulative masterminds, and stand up for what he believes in — or become crustacean fast food on day one.

Working overnight tech support, James Lyle discovers a stairwell in his office building that contains not stairs but a seemingly infinite landscape of supernatural cubicles. Unwilling to stay away, James and his trusted friends begin exploring this endless maze — where a few real-world minutes become eight hours of encounters with strange creatures and stranger interior design. In a realm that lets them level up in fax machine repair and pay the rent with dungeon loot, the adversaries are quickly becoming dangerous. And whatever James is uncovering in the office dungeon may not stop at the entrance.

The familiar world collapsed overnight. As the Transformation progressed, disasters struck throughout the Earth — materials changed their properties, new species of flora and fauna appeared, and an alien Game converted our world into a vast dungeon, replacing the previous civilization. However, the alien plans for Earth began to go awry from the very beginning. An ordinary young man stole the bonus for the first gaming action, depriving the invaders of their perk. Now he must navigate a world of fire-breathing creatures, dark elves, money-grubbing dwarves, and powerful dragons — while deciding which aliens to trust, which to fight, and whether to dare rebel against all-powerful invaders.

Justin Thyme is not a good man, nor one destined for glory. He was meant to die in obscurity — just another level 82 Templar about to be chewed up by a horde of monstrosities clawing at humanity's last enclave. One short conversation with a time-splitting eldritch horror later, and he finds himself flung five years into the past, right when Earth was first chosen to host the 9,947th Gladiatorial Games. Justin must help save the world from crumbling under the twin pressures of monsters and murderers. But standing out too much risks drawing the attention of the other eldritch horrors watching Earth's struggles for sport. It's all about making the right connections, sowing hope, and exploiting the System with his borrowed ability to tweak time.

After one too many failed inventions, Julian hits rock bottom — and then gets summoned to another world where gods and monsters roam. His streak of bad luck continues immediately: rather than touching the Godcore directly, he lets his smartphone absorb it. Now he has to figure out how to make the Godcore and his phone work together to help the people who summoned him survive their upcoming annihilation by the mad God of Chains. Julian has a plan: he's going to build a factory in a medieval world.

Every time it dies, it respawns as the weakest monster on the lowest floor of the dungeon. Hundreds, maybe thousands, of lives — every one remembered, every death felt. But unlike the other monsters trapped in the endless slaughter beneath an unbeatable hero party, this nameless soul keeps its memories. And with memory comes something dangerous: the will to escape. After countless reincarnations, it finds something no monster was ever meant to see — a hidden passage leading upward. To reach it, the soul must climb from the bottom up, mastering new bodies, exploiting glitches in the dungeon's rules, and outsmarting heroes who have never lost. Something in the dungeon wants it to stay. Something in the darkness is watching. The longer it climbs, the more it begins to question what the dungeon truly is — and what it is becoming.

On the world of Crucible, humanity's spiritual artists train to fight in a war of universal proportions. Aryc Tal Venn has the potential to be one of the gods. But when he accidentally unleashes heretical powers during his Challenge, he is forced to flee his home or face the wrath of the Inquisition. With his sister by his side, Aryc begins a quest to uncover the truth of his own existence — only to discover a terrible secret with the power to destroy humanity. Will Aryc master his unnatural powers in time to save the people of Crucible, or will he be the harbinger of humanity's destruction?

A mysterious signal is detected simultaneously at several space centers, decoded to reveal an enigmatic message: the Tower will appear in 77 days. Initially dismissed as a prank, the situation rapidly escalates as scientists and officials scramble to respond. When the Tower finally appears, it defies all expectations — no explanations, no prompts, no guiding systems. Those inside must make their own decisions in complete isolation. Will they rise to the challenge or succumb to despair? What is the true purpose of the Tower, and what does it mean for humanity?

Drowning in a bathtub should have been the end of the problems, not the beginning of weirder ones. Now the protagonist is stuck in a reality where things refuse to die properly, buildings sprout tentacles, and their new best friend is a talking humanoid husky-girl who swears they grew up together. Between dodging electric bee swarms and taking advice from a tinfoil-hat guru, the two head back home — wherever that is in this System-shattered world. With Reconstitution at zero and her unwavering loyalty at max, love, memory loss, and the end of reality itself stand between them and finding their way back.

In a world of immortals and demon beasts, where a modern empire seeks to break old blood debts, dispel superstitions, and resist the Heavens that smite all who step out of line, young cultivator Qian Shanyi is drawn into the orbit of a classical xianxia protagonist whose luck gushes out of his ears. Can she survive, thrive, and ascend into the Heavens using nothing more than cunning and tenacity? It starts with engineering and turns into tax evasion, but at the heart of it is one question: cultivation is the ultimate freedom, but what does freedom mean when the Heavens hold all the cards?

John Slater, a battle-hardened ex-special forces soldier, never had any interest in video games. But now he has to learn and learn fast — his brother's life depends on beating one. Magic, monsters, and levels are new to him, and his real-world skills aren't as useful as he thinks. Lucky for him, he's used to adapting on the fly. The world will soon learn why his squadmates called him Seraph, the death angel.

Lawrence is having a terrible day. His girlfriend is cheating on him — with his best friend — and he found out the hard way. To make matters worse, a legendary Native American God has sent him back to North America circa 1400 AD. Using skills and knowledge from the future revealed in a game-like format, Lawrence must unify the Americas and fight back against its foreign invaders — or die trying.