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The Numenorian Empire. A land ruled by a handful of individuals with the power to harness the elements and push their bodies to its utmost fighting potential. For eons it has enjoyed its place at the top of the food chain; the Imperial Numerators working hard to maintain Emperor Babbage's rule against both internal and external forces. In the Empire's hubris, they pushed the Denominators, the ones gifted with an affinity for smithing and the power to bestow enchantments, to their utmost limit...All while treating them like the dirt off their heel.Numerators gloated their superiority, often at their partner Denominator's expense as the former used the latter for all sorts of things. Live target practice, general punching bags, others even abused their partners to the point of driving them to suicide. It was a system that fostered superiority in firepower and physical prowess, one that's all too common in such a medieval setting.Enter then 24-year-old Crimson.Having been reincarnated against her will, she'll have to do her best to make the most of the bad hand dealt to her by fate. Born not as a powerful Numerator capable of wielding the elements themselves, but instead with the skillset befitting of a lowly Denominator, the former unemployed medical graduate will struggle not only against the growing unrest within the Empire but also with her own acquired neuroses and fluctuating teenage hormones.It's hard enough being a modern woman in a backwater world, it's even more insufferable when you know you can make a difference. Armed with only her vast amounts of random knowledge and gameplay-molded logic, Crimson will try to mold the world around her in her own modern standards. It should be easy, right?Too bad she never finished her engineering degree.

Akin Samuels is a globally acclaimed genius(although being sick of getting the fact reminded to him on a regular basis) in a world where the already existing technology is jaw dropping. But in such a world, the natural assumption would be that nothing could ever possibly go wrong, wouldn't it? Unfortunately for Samuels and everyone else in this world of his, SOMETHING does indeed go wrong, with that being a deadly new virus seems to have popped out of nowhere and claims the lives of billions of people, dropping the total world population to a number which is a shadow of what it should have been. Having something of a rebellious spirit, Samuels immediately doesn't believe in this piece of public knowledge to be true because the virus in itself is one shrouded by mystery and secrecy. So now, since the government has failed to do it's job, Samuels takes it upon himself to discover the truth using only his wits, brain and last in the list of things he possesses, a time machine. However, in doing so he is thrown and also forces those he care about into secrets of the world which were meant to never have been spoken of by certain people and is left to bare the consequences of his actions. What could this mean for the future and past of Samuels and those around him?

An ancient mage is reborn thousands of years after his death with no clue about the world other than how to use magic. William is now thrust into a new world with a new body and new problems. The problems of a teenager should not be a problem for him, right? William thought the same until the body he inhabited is the body of a slacker who was not only in debt but also failing the school he is paying for with the money he barrowed. Without having the power of his previous life he will need to use every trick he has to escape from an unpleasant fate.

Humans seem helpless when their greatest enemy of all time reappear after thousands of years to cause chaos, and wipe them out of existence. Would humans survive the ordeal. Humans has been granted one last hope, a human that would lead them through the onslaught and the dawn of chaos, would he succeed?.

Viktor Drichey has dedicated his life to becoming a magician. In his quest to end the world's pain and suffering and protect loved ones from him, he accidentally opens the door of a terror few sane men have ever seen: the door that gives access to the secrets of the world. death. Because necromancy promises despair for those who fail and unimaginable horrors for those who succeed. Shadow World tells the fate of this once noble man as he falls deeper and deeper into darkness. This intensely moving narrative leads the reader through looted cemeteries, where grave robbers carry out their macabre work, into the darkness of necromancy itself. The dead will rise from the graves. Fear the man who makes you walk

A gravedigger everyone calls "Hollow" — a man born without the power to sense the world's magic — inherits a cursed relic that turns grief into godlike strength. To become the strongest being in the universe, he only has to let everyone he loves die. He intends to prove there's another way.

Zaqqy was just an ordinary security guard. He wasn't rich. He had no power. He had no one. Until that night... he chose to fight back. He fought his own master to save a woman from humiliation. That decision got him fired, slandered, and then thrown into the forest to die. But fate wasn't done with him yet. Under an ancient banyan tree, as his life hung in the balance, something ancient and forbidden revived him. The Brajamusti technique, a deadly striking technique, only chooses souls with courage and wounds. From that moment on, his hands were no longer merely human hands. A single strike could shatter bones. One burst of anger could destroy a life. But power always comes at a price. Hunted by cruel humans and invisible creatures, Zaqqy must learn to control the energy that could burn him from within. Around him, women with different destinies began to be drawn to that thunderous aura, love, jealousy, and betrayal intertwined. When his master's past is revealed and the dark prophecy about Brajamusti resounds once more, Zaqqy is faced with a choice: to become a protector... or to transform into a storm that destroys everything. Because when fate chooses you, there is no turning back.

Harith is a poor college student who is murdered in cold blood by some bandits. Fortunately he's given a second chance and he reincarnated in a magic filled world and with a new name. Determined to not be as useless as he was in his previous life, Harith makes a vow and starts his journey to become the most powerful being ever.

Clint Voyer expected another miserable day at school. Instead, he wakes in Gaia, a world where magic is real, monsters roam the wilds, and kingdoms summon heroes from other worlds. Only something went terribly wrong. The hero summoning meant for another kingdom sends Clint to Grand City instead, where he receives a mysterious System visible only to him. As he struggles to understand his new powers, he finds friendship in the cheerful adventurer Liza and her family, who offer him something he has never truly had before—a place to belong. But Clint isn’t an ordinary Outworlder. The Guild cannot appraise him. Magic fails to identify him. Even the king admits his existence should be impossible. With powerful nations searching for the missing Hero, ancient mysteries beginning to surface, and a System that refuses to reveal its creator, Clint must decide what kind of hero he wants to become. If the world can’t find its Hero… …perhaps it found something even stronger.

Richard spent his life being called worthless. Without power, status, or talent, he endured ridicule while quietly devouring every book he could find. History, engineering, medicine, agriculture—knowledge became his only refuge. When an accident ends his life, he awakens in a magical world where strength determines everything. But while warriors chase glory and mages pursue greater spells, Richard notices something no one else does: the world is unraveling. Crops fail, monsters evolve, kingdoms crumble, and magic itself is fading. Armed with the knowledge of another world and a mysterious relic that transforms understanding into supernatural power, Richard begins solving problems others believed impossible. Each invention changes civilization. Each discovery reveals a forgotten truth. And each victory draws the attention of an ancient force that has spent millennia ensuring humanity never advances far enough to challenge it. To save an entire world, Richard must prove that the greatest power was never magic—it was the courage to learn, create, and inspire others.