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Jin Rou wanted to be a cultivator who defied the heavens. Unfortunately for him, he died — and now a transmigrator is stuck in his body. Arrogant young masters? Heavenly tribulations? Life-or-death battles? No thanks. Farm life sounds far more appealing. Tilling a field by hand is fun when you have the strength of ten men, the slow life is genuinely fulfilling, and the girl from the nearby village is surprisingly interesting. The only complication is that feeding Spirit Herbs to a pet rooster may have been a mistake — Qi makes everything a little unpredictable.

Vivienne has poured so many hours into the massively popular VRMMO The Seven Cataclysms that she has more of a life inside the game than out. It's a fitting irony, then, when one day she wakes in the body of her maxed-out demon-mage Vivisari — and finds that now, the game really is her life. But the world of Seven Cataclysms isn't what she remembers. A hundred years have passed since the game's concluding events, and Vivisari is a hero of myth thought long dead. As she meets old faces and new in this familiar-yet-not world, casting spells of mass destruction and slowly reforming the scattered remnants of her Guild, she starts to wonder if she was sent here with a purpose. Rumors of a sequel had been circulating just before her unbelievable reincarnation — did she need to fear an impending Eighth Cataclysm?

Everyone wants superpowers, including Alden Thorn. He's got determination on his side — and maybe a murderous alien desk clerk, too. But his dream of being a battlefield support hero depends on him being chosen by the extraterrestrial System that has been running things on Earth for decades. There's a bigger, more complicated universe waiting out there for those with magic. One that will challenge him and change him in ways he never could have expected. A character-focused story about a teenager growing up, slowly growing his powers, and figuring out who he really wants to be in a universe with Systems, superheroes, and extraterrestrial wizards.

Night City is a place of endless wonders and horrors. But before Motoko Kusanagi can access any of them, she first has to build up enough strength to walk again and learn the basics of surviving in a world that was once just a game to her. A hidden Shard opens the door to opportunity — but in Night City, opportunity usually ends in a gunfight. A self-insert story with a modified Cyberpunk 2077 Gamer System.

The Silver Hands were one of the best mercenary companies in the kingdom — now only one member remains. Kain Asheld buried the three people closest to him and bought a farm with his last bounty, desperate for silence and a fresh start. The place locals call Madder's Place is a disaster of rotting floorboards, collapsed roofs, and fields swallowed by the wild. But the village needs Kain as much as he needs the solitude, and help comes from unexpected quarters — a young collector, a sharp-tongued tavern owner, and a community that pays on the honor system. As Kain rebuilds, he discovers that starting over takes its own kind of strength.

Arakil, once a god of magic, found himself at odds with other deities and was imprisoned within his own grimoire. He had to wait until the perfect person came along — and that person turned out to be Lily, a bunny-girl orphan whose frail body ruined her chances of becoming an adventurer. But Lily has a talent for penmanship and a thirst for knowledge: the perfect foundation for a mage apprentice. Seeing an opportunity to train an eager pupil and work toward his own freedom, Arakil teams up with Lily to foster her magical abilities.

In a dystopian future, life at the bottom is brutal. Jobs don't exist in the real world, and millions survive only by working in VR worlds as servants to the wealthy. The last surviving AI has been ordered to build a new game world — a playground for the rich and a global marketplace for corporations. Ozzy and his friends just want a paycheck. Four friends sign five-year contracts as virtual serfs in a small village, barred from adventuring entirely. Handed mops instead of swords, they face a simple choice: work as a blacksmith, barmaid, and shepherd for five years — or cheat, find the loopholes, and carve out a piece of the world for themselves.

In the year 2045, an MRI mishap transmits Tabitha Moore's mind back into her body in the past. Now it's 1998, she's thirteen years old, and she has to confront her long, miserable lifetime of failures — and once again being trailer trash — all over again. Or does she?

Shortly after the formation of the Cicatrix Maledictum, a soul wakes in a new and unfamiliar body aboard a Grand Cruiser now owned by a Rogue Trader dynasty with a heavy Adeptus Mechanicus presence. The body carries a diverse suite of implants from the Dark Age of Technology. Cut off near the edge of known space, the SI and an eclectic crew must navigate the horrors of 40k space — mixing first-person perspective with third-person interludes from other characters. Gear acquisition, ship management, and the routine catastrophes of the 41st Millennium all feature prominently.

Ashlock woke in the courtyard of a demonic sect — as a tree. A tree that eats people. And one that grows stronger over time through a daily sign-in system and cultivation. A strange new life, but perhaps not the worst one in a world where humans chase immortality through the art of cultivation. Every day he grows stronger, gaining powerful skills, mutations, summons, and items in exchange for credits earned from eating flesh and watching the seasons pass. But his peaceful, man-eating existence can only go unnoticed for so long. His Qi-rich bark makes him a target, tensions in the demonic sect are rising, and a Beast Tide looms on the horizon. Ashlock's only option is to grow faster and stronger than any tree in the history of the nine realms.

In the near future, corporations rule society and treat their citizens like products and tools. People live to work and work to live — but not everyone. Some prosper on the fringe, some thrive as thorns in the paws of the corporate lions. Juliet just wants to get a ride home from her double shift at the scrapyard when something bizarre and horrifying happens, throwing her into the crosshairs of Western Bio Dynamics, a mega-corporation that would just as soon dissect a person as interview them. She didn't ask for the stolen, illegal tech that falls into her hands — but she accepted it. Now she needs to find a way to skip town and hide from WBD until she figures out a plan. She has to learn to live in the shadows, work outside the corporate system, and deal with the sundry characters — honorable and nefarious — inhabiting that world. From synthetic bounty hunters to double-crossing operators, Juliet will face many challenges as she works to improve herself physically, mentally, and in reputation.

Dying at a young age after a disappointing life, Mat thought he hit the jackpot when he reincarnated on a tropical island — a world where exploring mysterious lands and learning magic are a tangible reality. But the world of Elydes is as wild and savage as it is beautiful and magical. The Guide might offer opportunities for power to all, but humans aren't impartial. Mat has the lowest possible starting point, and those in his circumstances rarely go far. Not content to let his humble rebirth define him, he must find the determination to grow stronger and delve into the mysteries of Elydes.

Saphienne lived the idyllic life of an elf in the woodlands — eternal joy her birthright, the supremacy of elven magic her inheritance. But she was a profoundly gifted child, and gifted children see things others prefer to ignore. Once she witnessed the hidden suffering beneath the paradise, she could not look away. Her pursuit of a wizarding apprenticeship set her against both magical and moral challenges. Saphienne grew into a formidable woman — and when the flames subsided, the elves struck her name from history. A heartwarming and heartbreaking fantasy about rejection and belonging, power and consequence, and the cost of being oneself.

A normal guy gets hit by a truck and isekai'd — because trucks are apparently some cosmic loophole. Offered the chance to be reincarnated as a dungeon, he decides it sounds weird and interesting enough to try. Slowly building himself up from a small, run-down hovel into a local legend known as Thedeim, the dungeon learns the ropes: gathering mana, managing delvers and adventurers, dealing with rogue dungeons and evil entities — all while finding it far more fun to befriend the people passing through than to terrify them.

In one timeline, Shen Yu joked to his friends that he would send his new disciple to Soaring Heaven's Isle, an all-female sect. In another, this wasn't a joke. All Jin Rou knows is that this supposed man's dream isn't all it's cracked up to be, especially after two errant disciples accidentally blow him — and the floating island he was living on — up. Wherever he goes, this poor guy can't seem to catch a break. Or lose the chicken. The comedy timeline of Beware of Chicken, starring Rou, his rooster, and his two idiots.

Ardan Egobar is a young hunter from a remote mountain tribe, destined for nothing more than the quiet rhythms of the wild. But when fate drags him from his village into the heart of the New Monarchy Empire, everything changes. He steps into a melting pot of orcish mobsters, cigar-smoking dwarven bankers, and fashion-forward elves — all on the brink of world war. As Ardan grapples with his forgotten bloodline and discovers an intricate magic system, he begins a slow, compelling ascent — transforming from an innocent youth into a rising mage whose power may one day reshape history.

Clara Casewell is an ambitious associate at an international corporate law firm with a secret passion for villainess stories — the trashier the better. After edging out a promotion to Senior Counsel, a plane crash sends her waking up in a maid's uniform in a world of nobles and magic. Her mistress is the notorious villainess Iris von Rhenia, and the two of them are about to stand trial for poisoning the heroine — in a court that uses truth magic and allows no defense. Clara must learn the ins and outs of the unfair, convoluted, and often fantastical legal system of the Holy Kingdom of Arcadia before it's too late.

Tanner never expected to get a crafting class, nor to be expelled from his family because of it. But he won't let that stop him from growing stronger and proving his worth. Setting out for the Wilds — the untamed lands of the world — he promises himself he will become a settler and flourish against all odds. As a Master of Crafts, he has all the professions and tools he needs to build a homestead and survive. Not only that, but he seems to have a certain way of drawing the sapient denizens of the forest to him. All that's left is building his house, growing his gardens, and experimenting with every crafting profession he can.

Avalon has more than five hundred enchanters, one thousand fortune-tellers, three thousand adventurers, six hundred and sixty-six crossroad devils — and one therapist. Harem counseling, dragon hoarding, extraplanar angst: John handles it all, rain or shine. Avalon is a city at the center of a thousand universes, and all types of people and non-people walk its streets. John never knows who — or what — will walk through the door asking for his help, but he's always ready to give it. A cozy slice-of-life comedy following a therapist navigating life after a breakup, his unusual clientele, and the social complexities of an interdimensional city.

It has existed since time immemorial, and now It descends into the mortal plane once more — only to be hugged immediately on arrival. "It does not like to be touched." "Right. Sorry, kiddo. Dad forgot you don't like hugs." The story follows fragmented scenes of life from an otherworldly being accidentally summoned into the mortal plane by a grieving father. Told in a style reminiscent of a Sunday serial, it is a wholesome slice of life with low stakes, experimental minimal narration, and a quiet focus on becoming human.