Transported to a world where monsters hunt humanity to the brink, Ronan Eltair has only one advantage: a radio that shouldn't work. It receives transmissions from Earth, twenty years in the future. Armed with knowledge of disasters before they happen, Ronan joins forces with the ruthless Commander Vaisha Noren. But as the timelines begin to fracture and the radio gives conflicting reports, Ronan realizes that the greatest threat isn't the monsters outside the walls—it’s the people standing right next to him. When the future warns him that his ally is his executioner, can he change the signal, or is his fate already recorded in the static?

Toren Valcrest expected peace after death, but he found himself in a world where gods are feared and a prophecy demands their blood. As the supposed God-Slayer, Toren carries a mark that spells doom for the divine, but the truth behind his destiny is darker than any scripture suggests. Guided by a priestess with her own secrets, he must navigate a land where his lack of magic is his greatest shield and his greatest curse. To save humanity, he may have to destroy the very world he was reborn into.

Betrayed, butchered, and left to die in a minus fifty-degree apocalypse by his unfaithful wife and her lover, Bagas Wirawan is given a second chance at life. Waking up ninety days before the cataclysmic disaster with a mysterious pendant and his memories intact, Bagas refuses to be a sacrificial lamb again. With the countdown to the end of the world ticking, he starts carving a path of ruthless revenge, tearing up fraudulent contracts, cutting off the parasitic family, and exposing the bitter truth. This time, the frozen wasteland will be their tomb.

Eron Valther is the laughingstock of the Necromancy Academy until his summons start talking back—not with ancient wisdom, but with memories of a future that hasn't happened. When he teams up with Saphira, an exorcist who can erase souls, they discover a conspiracy of murders committed decades before the victims are even born. Between dodging temporal assassins and managing a ghost that wants to play matchmaker, Eron must figure out why a corpse has been waiting for him since before his birth—all while trying not to fall for the woman hired to kill him.

Ryan Volde has just lost his job when a mysterious black letter appears on his door. Minutes later, he wakes inside Blackthorn Arcane Academy—a hidden school where magic is real, and failure can cost far more than a bad grade. There is only one problem. Ryan's evaluation is terrible. Low Strength. Low Agility. Almost nonexistent Arcane ability. According to Blackthorn itself, even an angry farm chicken poses a greater threat than he does. Among all the new candidates, Ryan seems to be the weakest. But the Mirror of Appraisal fails to uncover one thing. Hidden within Ryan is an SS-Rank Talent called Universal Prodigy, a mysterious ability that allows him to learn twice as fast and temporarily copy certain abilities from others. While the geniuses of Blackthorn compete to prove their worth, Ryan decides to keep his true Talent hidden. Because being the weakest student may be humiliating. But making everyone believe he is weak might become his greatest advantage.

Tavian Eroth is a civil engineer who expected a standard dungeon crawl. Instead, he found a buried metropolis with a zoning problem. While other adventurers hunt for gold, Tavian hunts for blueprints and plumbing supplies. But as the lights turn back on and the streets are swept clean, the original owners are coming back to check their property lines.

A legendary criminal finds himself trapped in the body of a weakling nobleman. Determined to reclaim his status as a villain, he discovers that his new body's innate goodness keeps sabotaging his every wicked scheme, accidentally turning him into the kingdom's greatest hero.

He threw away six years of his life. He chose prison to protect the woman he loved and the child she carried. But she chose the very man who framed him. They thought they had buried Jordan Hallow. Instead... they awakened Heaven's Last Heir.

When low-ranked courier Rovan Deyth is forced into the capital's mysterious dungeon to deliver a royal letter, he discovers that the 'abyss' is actually a thriving civilization—and that the world above is the true dungeon. With the ambitious Selvara Kain by his side, Rovan must navigate a web of political lies and ancient secrets before the two worlds collide in a cataclysmic harvest.

Qevran Morthiel, a Dungeon Core, realizes his kingdom is bleeding mana and gold. To save his existence, he fires the lazy, promotes the goblins, and turns his dark lair into the most profitable corporate enterprise in the underworld