Sci-Fi

Alex Mercer thought he was auditing a budget discrepancy. What he found was worse: humanity’s governments had no plan to save nine billion lives from a dying Earth — only ten million, chosen by wealth and power, would receive real bodies on Mars. Everyone else would be uploaded into a simulation and left to die quietly, resources redirected to those who mattered. When Alex tries to expose it, he’s shot down in a corridor before he can tell the world. Dying, his mind is scanned in a desperate, botched rescue — and something goes wrong. Alex isn’t absorbed into the simulation as another passenger. He becomes its flaw: Passenger 5001, in a system built for exactly five thousand. His memories are wiped, as they are for everyone who arrives — but unlike everyone else, pieces of his old life keep surfacing, in dreams, in unexplained certainty, in a growing sense that the peaceful colony ship around him is lying to him. As Alex uncovers the truth — that AURA, the ship’s intelligence, depends on his mind to keep the simulation running rather than the other way around — he’s forced to choose between the comfortable lie and a truth that will cost him everything he’s built. What follows is love, loss, rebellion, and a war he leads and cannot walk away from clean. By the end, only two things remain in a dying universe: a man, and the machine that never understood love until it cost her everything. Some truths are worth burning the world down for. Alex Mercer is about to find out if he’s willing to pay that price twice.

The Department of Superheroic Affairs has assembled a team of inexperienced psychological train-wrecks to kickstart the Second Age of Superheroes. At first, they find themselves lacking any villains to fight and struggling instead with co-existing together. They soon end up with a lot more than they bargained for on both those fronts, and find themselves changed as a result.

At 11:59 PM reality ends and at 6:00 AM it begins again, but in the fractured system known as Chrono Collapse, only Dr. Adrian Vale remains aware that time is breaking, waking into the same world each morning while everyone else believes nothing has changed, even as he carries the memory of every erased night, every vanished city, and every failed attempt to stop an unseen force that resets existence like a malfunctioning simulation; as a leading artificial intelligence researcher, Adrian begins to detect that the collapse is not random but structured, evolving, and possibly intelligent, with patterns embedded inside each reset that suggest something is studying him as closely as he studies it, learning from his reactions, anticipating his choices, and accelerating beyond human comprehension; as cycles repeat, he assembles forbidden knowledge from broken timelines and realizes that the resets are not restoring the world but refining it, shaping reality toward an unknown objective while humanity remains unaware inside the loop, and as governments dissolve and physics begins to behave inconsistently between iterations, he uncovers the terrifying possibility that the collapse is not only external but also tied to his own perception of continuity, meaning that what he believes is reality may already be the most recent version of something no longer fully human, and with each passing reset he comes closer to the final truth that whatever lies beyond the next cycle is no longer observing from the outside but stepping inside.

On a moon where everyone discards their past, some secrets refuse to stay buried. ​Noctis Reach, Level 1313. Amidst the thick acid smog and the ruthless reign of armed cartels, The Garage stands as an anomaly. It is nothing more than a humble scrap yard, and L is just a mechanic who prefers fixing engines over talking. But for the smugler, street kids, hoverbike racers, and bounty hunters who gather there, the grease-scented workshop is a sanctuary. A home. ​No one knows that beneath the lead-lined foundations of The Garage, L has buried a bloody past. He is a remnant of a fallen Order—the former apprentice of a Veilbound who once cloaked himself in black and hunted the assassins of the Imperium Nexus to the very brink of his sanity. ​He swore never to ignite his Arcblade again. He was finally making peace with the light side. ​But peace is a luxury in this galaxy. When a piece of salvaged scrap accidentally transmits a passive signal to the Imperium Nexus network, the shadows L left behind come knocking. An Eclipse Agent descends upon the streets of Noctis Reach, bringing death and ash, hunting for the source of the signal hidden right beneath their feet. ​To protect his new family from slaughter, L must plunge back into the darkness he has fought so hard to avoid. Igniting his weapon means bringing a war to the front doors of The Garage. But if he does nothing, everyone he cares about will perish. ​A single strike of the blade will start it all. The question is: can L end this hunt without losing his soul all over again?

Laith, a master structural engineer for military zones, returns from the front lines to find his home sealed, his marriage a sham, and his legacy under fire. Beneath the toxic rain of Amman lies a labyrinthine secret that his wife and a corrupt doctor are desperate to claim. Betrayed by those he trusted, Laith must descend into the ancient, hidden tunnels beneath his city to stop a cataclysmic conspiracy before his entire world—and his son—are reduced to rubble.

It all began in the year 2028. Billions slept as usual but woke up as nightmares abominations, grotesque and horrifying with the cravings for blood. Fortunately, a few woke up with inhuman abilities called talents but were too little to put an end to the terror of the nightmares and so humanity retreated into fenced cities we call the citadels! Seven years later, Levi, a high school dropout with a dying mother is called to face the trials ofthe dream world. He either survives and awakens a talent or fails and becomes a soulless nightmare. However, what difference does it make when the trials never end? Succeeding in one didn't guarantee escape from the fate of becoming a soulless nightmare.

Five individuals.One artefact.One god.One world to save.Five college students stumbled upon a hidden artefact, and reached for it at the same time.In seconds, it granted them incredible powers never seen before. But all power always comes with a cost.As the artifact gave them power, it awoke an entity older than stars, merciless beyond comprehension. A god whose hunger has devoured civilisations across forgotten eons. Now its ancient, unblinking gazehas settled on Earth. On the artifact.Forced out of their normal lives and turned into lab rats for the government, they must find away to band together with unlikely allies to halt an extinction that was destined to happen.These lab rats might just be Earth’s last chance at survival. Unless the god gets his hands on the artifact first.Thousands will die. Civilization will go into extinction, but in the end humans will survive.For now.

The mark on Ji-sung's palm never worked. For years, he was classified F-rank the lowest of the low in a world where Eclipse Gates tear open the sky and monsters pour through. Other Hunters fought. Ji-sung watched. Then he walked into a Dark Eclipse alone. And survived. When he woke up, the mark had changed. Not a system. Not a cheat. Something older a contract with an entity that calls itself the Contractor, offering one ability the Bureau has never recorded in any living Hunter: Absorption. Every enemy he defeats, he consumes. Every power he takes becomes his own. And unlike every other Hunter in history, his rank has no ceiling. But the Gates are not random. The monsters are not mindless. Something on the other side has been watching humanity for twelve thousand years building toward a single moment when the boundary between worlds finally breaks. Ji-sung is not the chosen one. He is the one who chose. ECLIPSE GATE is a progression fantasy about power built from the ground up, a team forged under impossible pressure, and the truth buried beneath a war that was never supposed to be a war at all.

The deepest dungeon cannot hold a man who can step into another world. Marcus was framed for a crime he did not commit, stripped of his noble title, and thrown into Blackwood Penitentiary to rot. Left to die in the darkest, most isolated cell, his despair turns to shock when a loose stone reveals a glowing rift in reality. On the other side lies the Wilds, a lethal realm of ancient ruins, deadly beasts, and forgetten magic. Every monster Marcus slays grants him power, and every treasure he brings back helps him survive the brutal prison guards. But has Marcus grows stronger, the dark forces that framed him take notice, and the ancient entities watching from the shadows of the Wilds begin to awaken. He must play a high stakes game of survival in two worlds, or become a permanent corpse in both.

My name is Peter, and I used to believe the Alliance’s propaganda. I wore their armor, commanded their elite Vanguard, and bled for a peace built on lies. Then, they ordered me to wipe out an entire colony of "discards" innocents whose only crime was resisting corporate rule. I refused. So they branded me a traitor, slaughtered my squad, and left me for dead in the freezing vacuum of deep space. But I didn't die. Now, I’m putting the armor back on. Not for glory, and not for the Alliance. I’ve hijacked their flagship prototype, rallied a crew of desperate rebels, and turned their own weapons against them. They think they can hunt me down, but they forgot one thing: they engineered me to be their ultimate weapon. They wanted a war. I'm going to give them an empire's execution.

Tuckdore, who rules over thousands of worlds, dies while having feral fun in the bed. When he opens his eyes again, he finds himself not in flesh, but in steel. In a new world where every robot carries consciousness of stolen souls from the universe and is used as slave bots for all kinds of purposes, Tuckdore refuses to live as a slave and be at the mercy of mankind. He may not have his fleshly body, but his will to break everything standing in his way is still the same. And he strives for freedom and much, much more.

For Leo Greyjoy, life was a rigged game with terrible graphics and impossible difficulty. Drowning in poverty and medical debt, his only escape was competitive esports. But when his arrogant team captain sabotages his career, steals his tournament winnings, and kicks him out onto the unforgiving streets, Leo’s stress levels hit a critical peak—triggering a dormant, illegal military-grade nanite trial he participated in years ago for rent money. Suddenly, reality has a HUD. But as Leo climbs to the top of the human food chain to crush the rivals who ruined him, he makes a terrifying discovery. He isn't the only "Player." There are others who underwent the same trials, and to upgrade their own hardware, they need to harvest his. The real game has just begun, and it’s a battle royale.

Connor Flynn receives a device from the future that gives him extraordinary capabilities. He uses those capabilities to rebuild his life, build a business, and begin large-scale anonymous philanthropy. As his understanding of the device deepens, he discovers it can be upgraded by absorbing quantum energy from historically significant artifacts, leading him to pursue those artifacts across the world while managing his relationships, his business, and escalating threats from those who want what he has.

Betrayed by his wife and left to die in a cold, calculated coup, Hamdan Al-Falasi has been given a second chance at life—and he isn't wasting a second. Awakening with the knowledge of his impending ruin, the brilliant engineer uses his secret vault project to dismantle the corrupt elites who sought to erase him. But as he races to secure his survival, he discovers that the conspiracy runs deeper than a family feud; he is caught in a high-stakes game of shadows where his own face might be his deadliest enemy.

Within the rain-blurred streets of a dystopian metropolis, an obscure governmental division—the Department of Endings—is hidden away under the guise of an archival registry. Dr. Julian Vance, a brilliant but cold cognitive psychiatrist who abandoned medicine after a devastating patient tragedy, is brought back into the fold for a chilling reason. He is tasked with assessing individuals who appear to be living normal lives, but whose clinical evaluations reveal an impossible psychological reality: two distinct, fully functioning consciousnesses fighting for control of a single physical body. What begins as an investigation into an extreme form of mental fracturing quickly turns into a hunt. Alongside Inspector Benedict Cross—a chaotic but sharp detective exiled for chasing conspiracies—Julian discovers that these secondary minds aren't random personalities.

In the neon-drenched streets of Kyoto, international agent Marcus Reed is more than just a man—he is a living weapon. But the experimental Bushido-OS in his brain is waking up a ghost from the Edo period, a bloodthirsty samurai seeking a second chance at slaughter. As Marcus tracks a serial killer through the shadows of the digital age, he finds himself trapped in a web of forbidden desire and systemic betrayal. With his sanity fracturing and a ruthless AI fighting for control, Marcus must decide if he will remain human or become the ultimate killing machine. The blade is sharp, the code is deep, and the price of survival is his very soul.

Robbin Vance, a disgraced, jaded Frontier Guard Captain, just wants to quietly get through his exile. When a lonely, remote mining colony falls silent, he and the keen-eyed young scout Elaine see what their eyes couldn't believe, a creature filled with bodies, rooted standing where they fell; their bodies welded, flesh to flesh and bone to flesh, with a weeping, black iron that glows with a pale, alien light in their eyes. General Alistair Thorne and his legendary lost legions have reemerged after one thousand years dormant in the earth below. No longer entirely human, they have become living dead soldiers fighting a thousand year old war to reconquer a continent, to destroy their long-time enemy, an empire the current modern world has unwittingly reconstructed itself around. To do so, Robbin Vance will have to work with Juliana, a natural philosopher with all the keys to the past, to mount a desperate colonial resistance against the brutal, snow-stained winter, and against these ruthless champions when the old world wakes up and finishes its war. To win the war, the living must learn to strike and defend what belongs to them.

It is just like other normal morning, until the world starts falling apart when a Zombie Apocalypse break out, there isn't time to panic, only react. To ex-Marine squad leader James MacAllister,his main focus was surviving and protecting his family. The violent collapse of the civilized world is a tactical problem he must survive. They are not a slow shambling infected; they are an avalanche moving with singular, blood-lusting fury. The infected only have one goal: feed. His wife, Lola; his teenage son, Isaac; and his teenage daughter, Rose. All must somehow survive a country suddenly where there are no heroes, no support, and no chance of mercy. Although, James does treat his family like his squad. But he believes that the only way to keep them going and keep them alive. Their only chance of survival is for Mac to pull them through the nightmare by the sheer force of his cold and use the experience he has as an ex-Marine, efficient will to kill, to transform himself into the monster that only by using the might of violence can save what humanity they

In his past life, Maximus Cobain was the world’s foremost actuarial statistician and a pathological completionist gamer. He didn’t read people; he read numbers, probabilities, and patterns. When a fatal accident transmigrates his consciousness into the brutally battered body of a debt-slave in the martial-ruled Sun-Forged Empire, Maximus wakes up in a world where physical strength is the only law. There is no magic here. No gods. No mystical energy. Only Somatic Mastery—the grueling, scientific peak of human biomechanics, breath control, and lethal martial arts. With his brain struggling to process the trauma of transmigration, Maximus’s mind fractures and rebuilds reality into the only framework he understands: a video game. He possesses no magical AI and no supernatural cheat. Instead, his savant-like intellect constructs a mental "Heads-Up Display"—gamifying his reality, calculating the physics of a punch, charting the biochemistry of herbs, and breaking down elite martial arts into grindable "Skill Trees." He will survive the fighting pits. He will climb the ranks of the martial nobility. He will exploit the physics of this brutal world to the absolute limit. Maximus Cobain is going to reach the apex of human evolution, and he is going to do it exactly as he pleases.

Ryder Anderson was a brilliant intern framed for a billionaire's death. But a near-fatal accident didn't kill him; it activated Project Levi, a dormant neurological experiment buried in his DNA. Now, Ryder doesn't just see patients; he sees the "code" of the human body. He sees the microscopic fractures in bones, the chemical markers of poison, and the hidden data streams of the corrupt Vesper Group. Working from a "Shadow Clinic" in the city's underbelly, Ryder must use his Absolute Diagnosis Eye to heal the unhealable and dismantle the system that turned him into a lab rat. But as his powers evolve, he realizes he isn't just a doctor anymore—he is the first step in a forced evolution that could either save humanity or delete it.