Low Dimensional Game

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.

"God did not save this world. I am the one who cleansed His filth." Behind the seemingly normal modern world, a dimensional rift called the Leak continues to spew forth demons. Humanity survives thanks to the Church of Sanctum Veritatis and the Order of Demon Hunters. Elios is their best executioner. Armed with runic bullets and a silver knife, he slaughters demons not for faith, but as revenge for the death of his wife and child five years ago. When the demons begin to surrender and mission data is manipulated, Elios discovers a terrifying truth: the Church isn't exterminating demons, they're breeding them. Behind all the leaks lies the Hell's Crown Project and an Arc-Demon controlling everything. Now Elios must choose: remain the Church's cleanup crew, or destroy the system that sustains hell itself.

Ren, a young man considered trash in his sect due to his inability to cultivate, lives in the shadows of ridicule and ostracization. However, he harbors a secret both terrifying and extraordinary: every time he nearly dies from a technique, his body strangely absorbs and copies that technique permanently, making it his own. From simple fire punches to lethal holy sword strikes, or even destruction by legendary domains, Ren rises again with the enemy's power now a part of him. This unique condition transforms his suffering into a source of infinite power, propelling him from a loser into an unrivaled entity in the world of cultivation. Ren's journey begins from the bottom, using his first "death" to master basic techniques he couldn't even learn before. With ingenuity and courage, he begins to strategically seek out greater "deaths," allowing himself to be struck by stronger and more dangerous techniques. Every "death" is a rebirth, every wound is a lesson, and every trauma is a power-up. His reputation as the "Copycat Immortal" begins to spread, though most only see him as a mysterious and terrifying cultivator, without understanding the true source of his power. He must face increasingly powerful enemies, from sect rivals to regional tyrants, and finally ancient forces that threaten the existence of the universe. As time passes, Ren not only accumulates a vast arsenal of countless techniques but also begins to understand the true nature of his condition. Is it a curse, a blessing, or a cosmic anomaly? His quest takes him beyond the boundaries of the mortal world, challenging Gods and Demons, and uncovering conspiracies hidden for thousands of years. With every "death" that brings him closer to total destruction, Ren instead moves closer to the peak of immortality

When the Cosmic System took over Earth humans were suddenly divided into a power hierarchy. The top people gained abilities like pyromancy and assassination taking over the new world. Meanwhile, Creed got a weaker power becoming a D-Rank Handyman. He was seen as not important. Was betrayed by the strongest fighting groups. They left him to fend for himself in an area that was falling apart. But the powerful people forgot something about the end of the world: everything eventually stops working. As the world around him got worse Creed got really desperate. This desperation caused a problem in the system. His ordinary repair skill turned into something stronger called Over-Repair. With Over-Repair Creed did not just fix broken things; He made them work better, than before by adding system data. He even turned broken metal into very valuable items. Now as the world becomes more poisonous and the elites' strong weapons start to break they will have to beg the person they tried to kill. Creed is not just staying alive in a world that is ending. He is making a world and he is the only one who knows how to survive. Will Creed save them?

The end of the world did not just bring monsters; it also brought out the worst in people. Idris Cole was betrayed by his team and left for dead over a single old ration. He thought his life was over. Then while facing death he discovered the "100x Rebate System." The rules are easy: give survival supplies to certain women who have potential and get a huge rebate in return. 100 Or even 1,000 times what you gave. If you give a bottle of water you can get a lifetime supply of clean spring water. If you trade a knife you can get an extremely powerful top-grade blade. While everyone else is struggling to survive and fighting to live another night Idris is helping women building a safe place and becoming the most powerful person, in the post-apocalyptic world.

Satya’s life was already boring. But then, a 'System' appeared, forcing him to become the hero in a cliché *manhwa* story that he despised. Instead of saving the world, Satya is preoccupied with finding ways to disable pop-ups, exploit system bugs, and prove that real-world logic is far more effective than the sword Excalibur. Prepare for an unheroic adventure, packed with sarcasm, and an epic resistance against narrative destiny. Can an average employee destroy the genre from the inside out?

In this world, strength is not merely power. It is identity, wealth, political influence, and the right to live without fear. Every human being is born with martial veins, supernatural channels that determine how much martial energy their body can absorb, circulate, and convert into strength. A child with superior veins receives the finest education, the best resources, and the respect of powerful families. A child with damaged veins is considered a wasted life. Theo Vale is born with broken martial veins. His father disappears under mysterious circumstances. His mother spends everything she has to secure him a place at the prestigious Celestial Martial Academy, believing that education might give her son a chance at a decent life. Instead, Theo becomes the academy’s favourite punching bag. He is humiliated by students, dismissed by instructors, and deliberately excluded from assessments. The academy’s most celebrated student, a young man from one of the empire’s most powerful families, makes a public spectacle of degrading him. Theo endures it because his mother has sacrificed too much for him to abandon the academy. Then, one night, a brutal beating leaves him dying on the training grounds. Something awakens.

Damian thought his life was over. But fate had other plans for him. He suddenly awakened three months before the Great Flood—the catastrophe that would drown the entire world. This time, Damian was prepared, armed with the memories of his previous life. He would never again allow the people who betrayed him to destroy him. Instead of wasting everything on those who never deserved his loyalty, he would protect the people who had genuinely cared for him. And with his newly activated system, Damian Cross was ready to reclaim his life, build the last ark, and seize control of his destiny the second time around.

When struggling Stewart Lennox accepts a lifeline from his billionaire childhood friend Rowan Ashford, he believes his years of poverty are finally over. The deal promises wealth beyond his wildest dreams—a chance to give his family the life they deserve. But what Stewart doesn't know is that Rowan's empire is built on ancient pack law, and prosperity comes with a supernatural price. The bite changes everything. Thrust into the hidden world of werewolf politics and territory wars, Stewart discovers that Rowan's offer wasn't just about money—it was about recruitment. Now transformed and bound by the pack's blood oath, Stewart finds himself navigating a savage hierarchy where power is seized with fang and claw, and fortunes are carved from the flesh of rival packs. But Stewart's transformation has made him—and his human family—targets. Rival alphas see his newfound position as a threat. Competing packs smell weakness in his lack of experience. And hunters who've tracked Rowan's empire for years now have Stewart's scent. As the full moon rises, enemies from both the supernatural and human worlds close in, hungry for blood and vengeance. Torn between his humanity and his wolf, between loyalty to the pack and protection of his family, Stewart must master his new nature before it's too late. His wife and children know nothing of the monster he's become, but keeping them in the dark might be what gets them killed. The hunt is on. The pack is watching. And Stewart Lennox must embrace the beast within to protect the ones he loves—before the next full moon claims them all.

Fritia, once known as a great Republic was hit with a tragedy. Dimensional ruptures appeared all over the country. These ruptures emitted a poisonous miasma which killed the residents slowly. The powers in-charge had no option but to build a dome around the only place where no ruptures appeared, the capital. Years later, it was discovered that the miasma granted certain people magical abilities. Gin Sofiaso, the last born of a family of powerful mages dreams of being a powerful mage and even surpassing every member of his family and becoming the strongest mage in the kingdom. His dreams are shattered when he is confirmed to have no potential as a mage. Incidentally, he is s*ck*d into a rupture and gets granted with abnormal gifts. Meanwhile, a terrible evil broods in the shadows and threatens the peace of all Fritia. Will Gin still manage to achieve his dream of being the most powerful mage?