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Vesper Wright is a bottom-tier explorer stuck with a pathetic 'Coward' system. But when he inadvertently frees Cassian Kincaid, a legendary vanguard knight, the unlikely duo must survive a dungeon that wants them dead and uncover the dark secret of its artificial existence

On the day the sky cracks open and Earth becomes the Eternal Death Game, ordinary high-schooler Li Ming dies horribly in the first monster tide, only to awaken with all his memories intact and the exclusive Reincarnator’s Throne System. While millions of players struggle to survive endless monster waves and brutal PvP zones, Li Ming discovers he can steal every skill, stat, and title from anyone who dies within range, reset dungeons for infinite farming, and turn each of his own deaths into permanent, multiplying power. What begins as desperate survival quickly becomes calculated domination as he systematically harvests the fallen and grows stronger with every reset. But as he dismantles arrogant guilds and exposes hidden Game Masters who rig the apocalypse for their own benefit, Li Ming uncovers the horrifying truth: the Eternal Death Game was never meant to be survived. It was designed by ancient Architects to harvest human souls as fuel. The top players and guilds are merely pawns helping run the farm. Now, armed with a system that lets him break the rules themselves, Li Ming must decide whether to keep climbing alone… or shatter the entire Game and claim the Throne as the new god of a broken world. Will one reincarnated teenager succeed in turning the ultimate soul-harvesting machine against its creators, or will the Architects crush him before he can rewrite reality itself?

Aleric died once already. Pushed off a rooftop by the same people who made his life a living hell. He thought that was the end. But then he woke up in Jusavia. He was in a new world, in a new infant body and a fresh chance to start all over again. He made himself one promise: never again would he be hopeless and weak. Never at the mercy of people who saw him as nothing. At fifteen, everyone in Jusavia awakens their Class. It's everything. Your power, your future, your entire worth as a person. Fire mages who burn through armies. Healers who pull people back from death itself. Aleric's Awakening Ceremony was supposed to change his life. It did. Just not the way anyone expected. While everyone else got their shiny new Class, fire this, sword that, holy whatever, Aleric got a blank screen and a room full of whispers. Classless. His father looked at him like he'd just dragged garbage into the house. His fiancée laughed in his face and tore up their engagement contract in front of the whole academy. The nobles who used to bow to his family name? They walked past him like he didn't exist. The academy sent a letter the same day. "We regret to inform you that your enrollment has been revoked." And so, they exiled him and shipped him off to the Frontier Training Grounds, a glorified dumping ground for failures and corpses. Aleric figured he'd die in the first dungeon. Just like he died on that rooftop. But this time, he wasn't going down without a fight. Then he killed his first monster, and something changed. Absorption activated: Skill acquired. He had gotten a skill that was going to change his life in ways he couldn't dare to fathom.

The world was invaded by monsters that suddenly appeared all over the world and a system-like software had been installed on some humans' intelligence by an unknown force. The war between monsters and humans was bloody and two billion people lost their lives. Jianyu, who was at the bottom of the power ranking of the Upgraded Humans with his team, was preparing for a future where he would lead humanity against this extraordinary enemy...

Everyone thinks the God of War died 743 years ago. They couldn't be more wrong. He wasn't killed; he was erased. Ronan Ash has nothing to his name. No family to claim him, no rank to protect him, and zero divine affinity a crushing, humiliating void in a world where every other student at the Imperial War Academy radiates power. To everyone else, he’s a punchline: an orphan clutching a rusted sword with nothing but an F-rank future ahead of him. Then, the System wakes up. Welcome back, Host. You have been dead for 743 years. Suddenly, Ronan is haunted by memories he doesn't recognize, hunted by enemies he’s never encountered, and guided by a System that knows infinitely more about him than it’s willing to reveal. It speaks in riddles, hiding his skills and sealing away his true potential. But buried deep within its data is a ledger containing six names: the six beings who wiped a god from history to claim the world's thrones for themselves. They are still alive. They are still worshipped. And they are still watching. To find them, Ronan must climb from the absolute bottom of a world that has already forgotten his existence. To defeat them, he will have to evolve into something even the gods feared. And to survive, he’ll have to demand an answer to the one question the System refuses to touch: Why was the God of War erased, and what was he truly becoming?

On the night Nicola lost everything, betrayal came wrapped in laughter and flashing cameras. The woman he loved chose a billionaire heir, breaking his heart without pity, ridiculed his poverty, and shattered his dignity without hesitation. He was beaten, disgraced, and thrown into the gutter while the city watched and laughed. But fate wasn’t finished with him yet. In a hospital bed, hovering between anger and despair, Nicola became the host of the Super Crazy Consortium System. A merciless system that rewarded action and punished hesitation. Billions appeared in his account, but every second wasted brought him closer to death. Doubt triggered punishment. Failure meant disappearance. With time ticking and enemies lurking in the shadows, Nicola is forced to step into a world of ruthless spending, high-stakes deals, and silent domination. Every humiliation becomes fuel. Every betrayal becomes a debt waiting to be repaid. He was once called trash. Now, the system has made him something far more dangerous.

Wes Calder used to save people for a living. Now the System wants him to farm them. When Portage City is swallowed in a single night, a "Survival Assistance Protocol" lights up in front of every survivor's eyes — levels, quests, loot, the whole game. It looks like salvation. It plays like salvation. Wes almost believes it, right up until his squad's data analyst notices the math doesn't add up: the people who level fastest disappear soonest, and the "safe zones" cycle like feeding troughs on a schedule. They're not inside a dungeon. They're inside something's stomach, and the game is how it keeps its food calm, cooperative, and coming back for more. With a fracturing squad, a faction of true believers trading the weak for "Blessings," and a countdown he can't see, Wes has to find a way to survive a system built to be survived — without becoming the kind of person who feeds it.

When the revolutionary VR game “Eden Online" launches, millions log in to chase glory, then the logout button turns red. Jayden Cross, a broke high-school gamer, wakes to find himself inside a digital world where death means deletion. A voice whispers in his head: [Survival System Activated. Level up by outlasting others.] As monsters and players slaughter each other, Jayden discovers his “System” evolves by absorbing fallen data, and it’s slowly changing him. With Luna, a silver-haired hacker searching for her missing brother, and Eli, a timid strategist, Jayden fights through Eden’s deadly zones to confront the hidden Game Master. But the truth waiting in the Core Tower is worse than death: Eden was never just a game. It’s a human-mind experiment, and Jayden himself is part of the code. When the world collapses, Jayden sacrifices everything to free the survivors. A year later, as society rebuilds, the line between digital and real begins to blur again, vanished people, glowing eyes, whispers of Eden’s return, and from the static, a familiar voice calls: [System Online. Welcome back, Host.] Now hunted by those who fear him and haunted by the girl he lost, Jayden must face the reborn system spreading through the real world, and the terrible truth that to save humanity, he might have to become the very thing he swore to destroy.

Jackson Kenrich discovers that his girlfriend has been kidnapped by a mysterious man. But to save her, he must die first. After being resurrected, he awakens in a strange, unfamiliar world where a game-like system appears before him. With quests piling up and challenges growing deadlier, Jackson realizes he’s trapped inside a game. To free the woman he loves, he must win—and collect every piece of the Kane Collection.

Eighteen-year-old Chidi is the joke of the hunter community. While others blast monsters with lightning and fire, Chidi’s only job is picking up the trash they leave behind. Still, he works himself to the bone to buy expensive magic potions for his girlfriend, Amina. But during a dangerous dungeon raid, Amina and a rich bully named Tunde trap Chidi inside a crumbling boss room to save their own skins. Left to be crushed in the dark, Chidi’s heartbreak unlocks something forbidden: The Sovereign System. Suddenly, glowing blue screens fill his vision. He can see hidden stats, enemy weaknesses, and the evolutionary paths of every item on Earth. That rusty five-dollar blade in the trash? His system can upgrade it into a legendary sword of gods. The weak scavenger boy is gone. The Sovereign Overlord has awakened, and it’s time for everyone who laughed at him to pay.