Lit-RPG

It wasn't easy for Celio Hawthorn to live as the third son of a Marquis with his blindness and the fact that he was the child of a servant. He spent his time studying, avoiding martial arts and warfare, even though he was a brilliant strategist. But one day, he discovered a massive betrayal orchestrated by his two older brothers—a betrayal that took the lives of his father, mother, younger brother, and the Marquis title that was supposed to be his. It seemed impossible for him to seek revenge against his two brothers. Until his father bestowed upon him a rare power. A power that allowed him to tear apart reality with an illusion, to change and manipulate it. A power that enabled Celio to see the world and find his enemies. Could he do it? What if his enemies had the same ability as him? (Game of Illusions : Vengeance of the Blind Heir)

Levi just wanted to survive his senior year. Now, he has to survive the end of the world. Orphaned, isolated, and tormented by bullies, Levi’s life was a daily struggle for invisibility. But his personal hell in the classroom is interrupted by a global cataclysm: The Collision. In an instant, the sky tears open, bleeding swirling vortexes of darkness that rain down nightmares—grotesque, blade-limbed monsters that defy logic and crave destruction. Thrown from a building and critically injured in the chaos, Levi watches the city burn from the hood of a crushed car. One arm severed and bleeding out, he faces one of the monstrosities destroying their world. Death seems inevitable until a blue screen flickers into existence before his eyes. [System Warning] [New Quest Available – Slay the Void Reaper.] [Reward: A Breath of Life.] [Penalty: Death.]

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.

The silence of death was the last thing Kaelen remembers. He opens his eyes in a realm of jagged iron and suffocating magic, trapped inside a body that belongs to a dead man. A voice in his head, cold and precise, tells him he is chosen for greatness. It promises him the power to conquer gods, provided he is willing to pay the price. The system is a lie. Every monster he kills and every skill he unlocks requires him to trade a memory for power. He starts as a nameless slave, climbing the ranks in a world that thrives on cruelty. With each level, he feels his conscience dissolving, turning him into the very thing he despises. The terrifying truth hits him when he realizes his predecessor was murdered by the same civilization he is currently fighting to save. He is the ultimate weapon for a world that deserves to burn. Now, Kaelen faces a final, impossible choice. He can become the hero the system demands, or he can destroy the game, even if it means dying a second time.

Arthur Pendelton and Lyra Vance are troubled teens who escape their strict boarding school through a giant wardrobe, only to fall into Eldoria. This is no fairy tale. It is a brutal, racist world where Arthur is immediately attacked by a shadow monster. On the brink of death, a sarcastic LitRPG system awakens in his vision to keep him alive. Saved by a foul-mouthed, drunk weasel named Bramble, they are dragged to Ignis Academy. There, they befriend a cowardly boy named Finn and a cynical elf prince named Kaelen. However, corrupt academy elites betray them, opening the gates for the dark entity Malakor. During the slaughter, Finn dies a brutal death to save Lyra. The tragedy completely shatters Arthur's innocence. His system disables his moral limits, turning him into a cold-blooded predator out for revenge. The group sets out to hunt the Shards of Dawn, ancient crystals meant to summon a savior god. Their bloody journey forces them to fight dwarf cartels, survive mind-bending swamps, and orchestrate political assassinations. But after barely surviving a massive war, they uncover a sickening truth. The savior god is actually a psychopathic tyrant who loves committing mass genocide. Refusing to choose between two evil gods, the group launches a suicide assault on Malakor's fortress. While Kaelen and Bramble hold off millions of shadow troops, Arthur and Lyra climb Mount Zenith. Facing Malakor, Arthur makes an insane choice. He shatters the Shard with his bare hands, absorbs its raw energy, and sacrifices his own sanity to brutally tear the dark god apart from the inside. With Eldoria finally at peace, Arthur and Lyra step back through the portal. They return to Earth at the exact second they left, looking like ordinary students but hiding the dark souls of ruthless predators.

Living as an unemployed person is difficult, especially living in modern times like this. A 25 year old man has lost direction in his life, and his only habit is playing games, but this is precisely what makes his life change. His desire to prove that he can live continues to explode when he encounters a game that is very interesting for him to play.

Starting over once more, he has entered this “cycle of hell” in order to control his own fate. This time, in his second life, he ensured he would not die in vain again. The Archmage reincarnated into a new world where ancient magic is just a mere tale. Gather again his loyal servants! Restores his legendary abilities!! Even become the most respected hero! Mutants, Infected, wars between factions, radioactive areas, and even returning humans to their glory point is an almost impossible dream. Legend of Archmage in apocalypse world has begun.

The system chose everyone. Except him. Noah Kane failed his awakening test three times. No system. No rank. No future as a hunter. Just a government classification that read NULL and a world that had already moved on without him. When a Rift opens during a routine escort job and every licensed hunter dies in minutes, Noah is left bleeding in the wreckage beside a girl he has never met. He reaches for her not knowing why. The system that activates in that moment is nothing like anything registered in the GRA database. No blue interface. No standard skill tree. Just black text on a background the color of deep space and a single offer: Consume what you kill. Keep everything they had. Noah Kane can devour monsters. Their power. Their abilities. Their bloodlines. Their memories. Every enemy becomes a stepping stone with no visible ceiling. But the system also did something he never asked for. The girl Sera Vane is now bound to his soul. Alive because of him. Unable to be separated from him without killing them both. She is furious, brilliant, and the only person who understands his system well enough to keep it from destroying him. Now hunted by governments who want to dissect his system, guilds who want to weaponize it, and ancient entities from beyond the Rifts who seem terrified of what he is becoming, Noah has one advantage none of his enemies have accounted for. He is trying to understand why his dead father built this system and hid it inside his son. The answer will change everything he thinks he knows about the Rifts, about Earth, and about the girl he cannot walk away from. They trained for years to become hunters. He was born to devour.

In the canal city of Veythra, memory is currency and glass is its vault. Citizens pay skilled artisans to seal away their sharpest regrets, brightest joys, and most dangerous truths so that life can continue unburdened. Lira Voss is one of the finest of these glasswrights—quiet, precise, and privately unwilling to surrender any of her own past. When a veiled client commissions her to trap “what remains of the night I stopped dreaming,” Lira produces a sphere that refuses to stay inert. Something ancient and aware moves inside the glass, leaving living scars that heal themselves and a pulse that matches her own. Ordered to deliver the sphere to an unfinished tower and never look back, Lira disobeys. That single glance sets loose a cascade: sealed memories across the city begin to leak, the great Archive towers darken one by one, and the boundary between remembered and forgotten starts to dissolve. Lira discovers the sphere contains the final fragment of the First Forgetting—an entity older than the city that once allowed mortals to release pain and move forward. A secret order seeks to either free it completely (condemning everyone to remember every moment forever) or bind it so tightly that even necessary memory will be erased. As reality frays and her own locked drawer of private shards begins to sing in answer, Lira must decide whether to finish the work she started, destroy the fragment, or claim it. The choice will determine whether Veythra continues as a city of deliberate amnesia or collapses under the weight of everything it has tried to forget.

The Frost is coming. But my warehouse is already full. The world ended not with a bang, but with a sudden, catastrophic drop to minus sixty degrees Celsius. Atmospheric ash blocked the sun, burying civilization under a white desert of ice. In the freezing concrete tomb of an abandoned subway station, college student Alex Ryder is down to his last two protein bars—barely enough to keep his heart beating for forty-eight hours. But when Alex gives his remaining food to a dying child and the med student looking after him, reality glitches. [Gift Confirmed: Protein Bar x 2 → Elena Vance] [Multiplier Triggered: 187x] [Reward: Military-Grade MREs x 374] The rules of the apocalypse have just been rewritten. For Alex, survival is no longer about looting or killing for scraps—it’s about giving. Hand over a rusted pocket knife? The system returns a crate of fifty high-carbon tactical machetes. Gift a cup of dirty oil? It multiplies into barrels of high-grade aviation fuel, restarting the subway’s dead generators. While the rest of the wasteland is chewing on frozen leather and shivering in the dark, Alex is turning his subway station into a high-tech, fully powered underground paradise. But warm air and the scent of hot food attract wolves. As brutal warlords and hyper-advanced remnants of the old world elite close in, Alex must expand his territory, unlock new "connection slots" with elite survivors, and build an unstoppable military-industrial complex.