Number One Dungeon Supplier

A flower shop owner drowning in debt keeps receiving messages from a number called "The System." When a mysterious woman hints that the invitations are real, Muneer wakes up in a game with six strangers. All of them are good people. All of them need money. The System's first test is simple: work together and everyone wins, or betray each other and only one walks away with the prize.

Ren is just a poor cleaner at the academy. Rich kids push him around and laugh at him. On the day everyone awakens their talents, Ren gets something that looks useless — grass. But the grass listens to him. It grows sharp, strong, and fast. When he stands up to a noble bully, he makes powerful enemies. Thrown out of the academy and hunted by a rich family, Ren is forced to enter the dungeon alone. There he meets a mysterious man who offers protection… for a price. Now Ren must grow stronger fast, finish dangerous jobs, and keep the two people he loves safe. One wrong step and everything he cares about will be taken away.

Ethan Vance, the legendary warrior, was stabbed in the back by his closest ally at the peak of the final dungeon raid. Instead of death, he wakes up as a seventeen-year-old disgraced noble and magic-academy dropout in a parallel world, one destined to face the exact same apocalypse in just five years. Worse, the twelve traitors who sold out his past life are already here, masquerading as elite teenage prodigies. Armed with max-level combat instincts and a fake ‘Berserker Awakening’ cover story that gives him a license for total chaos, Ethan isn't playing the savior this time. He's going to hunt the traitors, bleed the dungeons dry, and speedrun his way back to godhood. They expected a magic-less reject. They got an apocalypse-level threat.

In the depths of the Silent Dungeon, the monsters don't kill you—they become you. Rhael Dorne enters the abyss with a veteran survivor, only to realize the shadows are learning their faces, their voices, and their secrets. When a perfect double is discovered among them, trust evaporates. But the nightmare truly begins when the copy points its finger at Rhael, claiming he is the monster.

Humanity's world is advancing at a breakneck pace. All citizens are housed in a city named Gaia Union, which serves as a residential center. A machine malfunction occurred at the time, resulting in the emergence of various portals. The monsters sprang forth from the portal. They are going to annihilate humans. Humans have been looking for ways to survive ever since. The study's findings yielded a substance known as acid rank, which can cause humans to improve their abilities. Humans can advance to the next level by combining a level indicator bracelet. Humans have taken turns hunting monsters since then. The hunters banded together to form a guild. The dungeon is under the control of the government in order to maintain order. Transactions took place gradually, until the majority of the dungeons were controlled by private parties. The hunters were required to pay a fee to the dungeon owner as well as fees. Hunters' activities gradually came under the control of large corporations. The hunters were completely controlled by capital owners, who gradually gained control of nearly half of the government system. Decades have gone by. The world has been rearranged. Influential people are becoming wealthier, while the poor are becoming oppressed. Farn, alias Paran, is a member of the oppressed. His mother was detained by the employer for some reason. Farn had to pay the price for his mother. That's why he was forced to join the hunt. He wants to be a warrior class. He became a member of a small guild. Unfortunately, the acid ratings are uneven, thus the class is not perfect. He also appears to have entered the healer class. Can he save his mother? Or did he die first when he entered the dungeon? Or did he become the king of hunters?

What is the role of those third-rate villains in games or novels? I asked this question to myself quite a number of times. They don't have major screen time, but some of them have a huge effect on the storyline. And, if one of them hadn't played their role correctly, what would happen to the storyline? It seems like I am going to answer those questions since I became the third-rate villain in an RPG game. ------------------------------0----------------------------------- Chapter length 1000-2000 words.

The System's Last Architect In a post-apocalyptic world ravaged by the System's sudden arrival, Dante Reyes has nothing left. A disgraced engineer whose career collapsed in betrayal, he now works as a night-shift guard in a decaying urban wasteland, surviving on spite and routine. But the System doesn't forget anyone. When Dante survives a dungeon encounter that should have killed him, he discovers his hidden Class: the Architect Protocol—a Golden Finger ability that lets him see the world as a structural blueprint. He can identify weaknesses, build permanent Sanctuaries, and craft custom abilities that no other User can access. In a survival game where every mistake is fatal, Dante's power makes him the most dangerous player in the game. But the System has rules—and Dante is a bug that must be corrected. The Foreman, a Dungeon Master AI, marks him for elimination. An enemy User hunts him through the city's ruins. And the only ally who offers help, a mysterious woman with her own agenda, might be more dangerous than the monsters. Then Dante discovers the truth: his younger sister Valerie, presumed dead in the System's arrival, is still alive—trapped in a Pocket Zone that only an Architect can access. Now Dante must level up, build an empire, and gather allies he can't trust. In a world of hate-to-love dynamics, revenge against the System, and kingdom building in the ruins, one man must become the Architect of humanity's survival. The System has rules. He rewrites them.

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.

As the adopted son of The Wiltson Family family, William had always been the object of ridicule in all the family. He was considered the smallest and had no rights whatsoever. His life was always belittled, even his foster siblings often treated William in an unfair way. Until one day, The Wiltson Family family was holding an election for a candidate for The Wiltson Family Group successor who would later become the sole heir and hold the family throne to marry a beautiful woman from the Amiris family named Isabella Amiris who became the sole heir of the Amiris company, the number two most advanced company in the world. William, who was not a candidate in the election, could only stay silent and help out, but who would have thought that Isabella would instead choose him to be her husband. Her decision was opposed by both families, but Isabella continued to fight for her love. Until finally something that changed William’s life happened. A stranger appeared before William, he said that he was from the Bronson family. The number one family in the country of Ades. Not only in Ades, even in the whole world. His billion dollar business was the target of business people to relate to him. Will William accept the gold card? Or will he forever choose to be part of The Wiltson Family family and will continue to be bullied by his siblings?

In a world where your fate is determined by the monster you bond with, seventeen-year-old Han Seojin is a nobody. Labeled cursed. Ignored by the system. Rejected by every creature he’s ever tried to summon. Until one mistake drops him into an unregistered dungeon before it stabilizes, and there, buried beneath the world, he touches a chained statue of a wolf. It bites back. Now bound to Fenrir, the apocalyptic beast of Norse myth, Seojin has unlocked a secret Role that should not exist — Bringer of the Apocalypse. His new companion is angry, divine, and very interested in finishing what Ragnarok started. Seojin didn’t ask for this. He doesn’t even want this much power. But the gods, the system, and the world itself are watching, and all of them are waiting to see whether he’ll destroy everything… …or tame the end of days.