The sky cracked, gravity started charging rent, and Dax Calloway woke up in the wreckage of his own city with a class nobody wants: Attrition Tank, a build that gets stronger only after it nearly dies. Six months later, survival isn't measured in food or fuel — it's measured in a number stamped over every living head, and the man sitting at #1 on that number is Marcus Reyes, the soldier Dax bled to keep alive in two different wars. Marcus doesn't purge the weak because the System told him to. He does it because he's convinced it's mercy. And Dax — still just trying to keep people breathing — is now the highest-profile liability on his old friend's ledger. To save what's left of his people, Dax has to climb a leaderboard he never wanted to be on, fast enough to reach the man at the top before the man at the top decides to erase him. But the deeper Dax fights into the Grid, the clearer it becomes: the Leaderboard was never the game. It's a harvest list — and the countdown is almost at zero.

Zavi wakes up in a luxurious manor with a terrifying blue screen in his peripheral vision: [LIFEFORCE EXPIRATION: 24 DAYS]. He is a pawn in a deadly game played by the city's elite, his heartbeat tethered to the very architecture of the Royal Palace. To survive, he must navigate the suffocating obsession of a high-ranking noblewoman who views him as her masterpiece, and the machinations of a Prince who treats lives as raw data. With time running out, Zavi must decide: does he submit to the machine, or does he tear the foundations of the kingdom down with him?

Bimo is a man who cares more about his 2 PM coffee and his 401k than any mystical prophecy. But when a legendary Hero System glitches and binds to his soul instead of a legendary warrior, Bimo’s mundane corporate life is deleted. Now, armed with an industrial-grade stapler and a penchant for pivot tables, he must fight off interdimensional assassins and his own demonic boss. When the rightful hero—an arrogant warrior named Arka—shows up to claim his 'stolen' glory, they are forced into a synchronization that neither of them signed up for. In a world where reality is just buggy code, Bimo must decide if he’ll be a redundant asset or the ultimate admin override.

Whn an eldrich rift open over Bangkok, the wealthy flee to "The Sky Ark" while the poor are consumed by the "The Hunger". A dying tuk-tuk driver eats the hearth of a fallen star and become a shapeshifting horor that can mimic the very elites who abandoned him

When the Gate Event tears the sky apart, monsters, dungeons, and a mysterious System descend upon the modern world. Every surviving human awakens with a Class, and while Warriors, Mages, and Rangers are celebrated as humanity's new hope, Kade Ferris receives the one class nobody wants: Scavenger. With no combat skills and no stat bonuses, Kade is mocked, abandoned, and written off as useless. But Kade soon discovers that Scavenger is not truly a weak class. It can salvage damaged weapons, discarded skills, and broken abilities, then combine them into something entirely new. What begins as a desperate attempt to survive becomes an impossible path to power. As Kade turns discarded fragments into increasingly powerful abilities, he discovers that his class can do something the System was never designed to allow: break its own rules. But his growing power attracts the attention of powerful factions, dangerous monsters, and a mysterious entity lurking beyond the Regional Rift. While everyone struggles to understand what Kade is becoming, he must uncover the truth behind the Gate Event before the force controlling it destroys what remains of the world. They called him the worst class. They abandoned him to die. Now Kade is about to show them what happens when the world's greatest mistake learns how to evolve.

​When the Cataclysm hit, the world’s elite thought their offshore accounts and private jets would save them. They were wrong. Paper money became kindling, and gold was useless against toxic rain. ​Betrayed and killed for a moldy ration card in his past life, Han Qing is reborn six months before the apocalypse with two things: full knowledge of the world’s collapse and a unique SSS-Class spatial system—the Infinite Subspace Warehouse. ​While the elites squander billions on useless luxury bunkers, Han quietly buys up abandoned mines along subterranean ley lines and fills his infinite vault with thousands of tons of prime beef, crisp vegetables, fresh water, solar arrays, and high-tier building materials. ​Six months later, as the surface rots and S-Rank hunters trade magic cores for a cup of clean water, Han opens the doors to the Underground Exchange. The very lords, CEOs, and corrupt warlords who once stepped on him now line up in the freezing mud, begging to trade their legendary artifacts, rare skill books, and family heirlooms just for a hot meal.

Strategos Ryker Alden was Apex-ranked — the System's #1 human, the man who held the eastern Anchor Points single-handedly. Then the Collapse hit, his own command marked him for elimination, and the world watched their war god die. Six months later, he's alive. Level 1. Unranked. Forgotten by name, hunted by instinct because the officers who buried him know a truth no one else does: the Collapse wasn't random. It was timed. Engineered. And Ryker was the only man capable of stopping it. Now, under a stolen name, he's rebuilding from nothing while the faction that killed him consolidates a war he was born to win. Every Skill he reclaims, every Anchor Point he takes back, brings him closer to the men who erased him and to a truth about who gave the order that will burn the last thing he trusts to the ground.

At school, Elang was no stranger to violence and bullying from his peers. But everything changed when he was suddenly sucked into Tower Ascension—a game he played religiously—trapped in the body of an obscure NPC. To make matters worse, he possessed absolutely no power to climb the tower or fight the hordes of monsters and demons awaiting him. "This is insane! It's a suicide mission!" Elang thought. However, Elang refused to just give up. He had no intention of being a loser here like he was in real life. Armed only with his extensive gaming experience and knowledge of the game's actual protagonist, he resolves to keep climbing. He will navigate the plot his own way, using his gaming strategies to conquer the final floor of the tower.

Micheal Jordan had spent three years living as a useless son-in-law in the Ben family, enduring humiliation while secretly hoping his wife, Elizabeth, would one day accept him. But everything changed when his younger sister was admitted to the ICU. Desperate to save her life, Micheal begged Elizabeth for a $100,000 loan. She refused without hesitation. What hurt even more was discovering that she was willing to spend $300,000 on her former lover's birthday while his sister struggled between life and death. That night, Elizabeth handed Micheal divorce papers and ordered him to leave. Broken and with nowhere to turn, Micheal walked away from the only home he had known—only to be struck by a speeding car. He should have died. Instead, he awakened to a mysterious system. [Supreme Life System activated.] The system could reward him with money, abilities, treasures, and even points for influencing the emotions of others. For the first time in his life, Micheal had something that could change his destiny.

Marvin Sterling was a young man without meridians who was always regarded as trash by his own clan. The peak of his suffering came when his fiancée, Xena and his half-brother, Marco Sterling, cruelly betrayed him on the night of their engagement. After his left leg was destroyed, Marvin was thrown into the Forbidden Forest to die, torn apart by monsters. However, on the brink of death, Marvin's boundless despair and hatred awakened the 'Forbidden God System.' After enduring a torturous body reconstruction, Marvin was reborn with the Forbidden God Meridian, which allowed him to absorb power from the suffering of his enemies. His path of revenge had begun, but every power he gained demanded a price, his own humanity.