Monster Rule 34

For twenty years, Soren fought monsters in another world. He cleared dungeons, survived endless battles, and outplayed enemies far stronger than himself until he finally saved that world and was granted a single reward: his return to Earth. But Earth is no longer the place he remembers. Mysterious Illusion Points now appear without warning, releasing monsters into modern cities. Humans with awakened abilities are registered as Hunters, tasked with eliminating the threats before civilization collapses. Once, Soren was just a deliveryman. Once, he was a hero no one knew. Reluctantly, he applies to become a Hunter not for honor or justice, but for money. He has already saved one world before. So how difficult could it be… to survive the game a second time?

Benjamin was a nobody, a common scholarship student and an orphan with no support, he only had his girlfriend, the woman he gave everything to even when he had nothing. Their relationship was kept secret because Annabelle said she detested attention but during an excursion, she was shamelessly flirting with the school richest guy, Bryant a spoilt egoistic brat and when Benjamin confronted her gently, she felt embarrassed, like he was doing too much, like he was a pest disturbing her. And even when disaster struck, and Annabelle had the chance to save him, she left him to his death but Benjamin didn't die, choosing to protect a man that wasn't there when he was. But something mysterious happened to him afterwards.

They called him a cripple. They called him a servant. They called him the most worthless man alive. Alex Vex has no magic. In a world defined by flashy elemental spells and cultivation ranks, he is forced to live as the disposable, live-in son-in-law to the prestigious Lin family—a necessary evil to shame their talented daughter, Lin Mei. To humiliate him further, they enroll him in the Silverpeak Battle Academy, expecting him to be crushed in the lowest tier, Class F. What they don't know is that Alex is not a man of this world. He is Subject 001—the last functioning super-soldier, the "Man-Made God" from the long-dead Aethelian Empire—a civilization that mastered physics, bio-engineering, and kinetic efficiency far beyond this world’s petty magic. When a Level 50 Fire Dragon attacks the campus, the mages scream and prepare their grandest spells. Alex? He sees a flawed biological weapon with seven weak points and a ninety-second expiry date. The world believes they are preparing to sacrifice their useless son-in-law. Alex is simply waiting for them to show him their necks.

"Rule Number One: When the darkness falls, close your eyes. Hold your breath. Violators will be terminated." Kael wakes up in a rusted subway car with no memory of how he got there, surrounded by strangers and a mechanical voice announcing the rules of a lethal survival game. In this twisted dimension known as the Death Game, humans are nothing more than livestock, currency, and entertainment. Break a rule? You burn. Fail a timer? You are slaughtered. But Kael isn't helpless. Bound to the mysterious [Death Game System], he awakens a single, seemingly weak ability: 3-Second Precognition. He can't summon meteors. He doesn't have infinite wealth. But in a world where a single misstep means instant death, knowing the future just three seconds in advance is the ultimate cheat code. While others panic and beg for mercy, Kael remains an emotionless, calculating machine. He will exploit every loophole, sacrifice anyone who gets in his way, and brutally execute the monsters that hunt him. The system wants him to play by the rules. Kael is going to use the rules to tear the system apart.

A few reporters gathered at the carnival of a newly formed kingdom. They started asking the citizens a few questions about their new King. Reporter: What do you think about your new King? Person A: He is a crazy man. Person B: He is a... maniac. Person C: He is a family man. At once everyone around them looked at the Person C as if he had gone crazy. Person C cleared his throat: Well, what I heard is that he wouldn't go crazy until no one speaks a word against his babies. He loves them so much. Everyone thought for a whole two seconds and nodded their heads. Reporter: So, your King has babies? Can you tell us about them? What about your Queen? Person A: They are weird. She is too. Person B: They are... monsters. She is a... Tree. Person C: They are cute and adorable. She is too. Once again everyone around looked at the Person C as if he had gone crazy. He once again cleared his throat: Well, if you want to survive in this kingdom, even if you know what they are, you have to say that they are cute and adorable. Once again everyone nodded their heads after thinking for two seconds. The reporters are confused by their answers. A human and a tree gave birth to monsters? What are they talking about? After asking around for a while, they got the answer: The hate in their King's heart makes the Monster tree grow. At the end of the Carnival the reporters got another news. Person A and B were killed by their King while Person C got a reward from him. Reporters: He really is a Manic tyrant.

He gave her the world. She gave him a prison sentence. To the public, he was just a supportive husband, quietly helping his wife build a corporate empire from the ground up. Nobody knew the truth: he was the world's most feared shadow asset, a retired titan who had traded a life of blood and secrets for quiet domestic bliss. But greed knows no loyalty. On the eve of the company's multi-billion-dollar public offering, his wife colludes with the city's powerful elite. Seeking absolute control, she frames him for a string of horrific crimes, casting him away into a maximum-security black site. They thought they destroyed a helpless man. Instead, they just unlocked the cage of a sleeping monster. Now, the chains are off, the old alliances are awakening, and those who orchestrated his downfall are about to learn the true price of betrayal.

The world ended in a single night, and survival became a brutal game of instinct and luck. I was nobody before it happened, just another man trying to get by. Now, I have something no one else does—a system that rewards me for giving instead of taking. Every time I offer food, weapons, or shelter to a woman, I receive it back in insane multiples. But there’s a catch. The less she trusts me, the greater the reward. Fear, hatred, even betrayal… they make me stronger. At first, it feels like a miracle. I rise faster than anyone, building power while others struggle to stay alive. But the deeper I go, the clearer it becomes that this system isn’t random. It’s guiding me toward certain women—dangerous ones. Broken ones. Not entirely human ones. Some want to use me. Some want me dead. And some… are connected to the very thing that destroyed the world. Now I have to decide. Do I keep playing this game and become unstoppable? Or do I stop before I lose what little humanity I have left? Because the more I give… the more I feel like I’m being used too.

Ren Arka died tragically, only to awaken in a world of cultivation. However, he wasn't reincarnated as a peerless genius, a noble prince, or a disciple of a renowned sect. ​Instead, he was born as a white tiger cub that had yet to even reach the level of a Tier 1 Monster. ​In the Forest of a Thousand Monsters, the strong prey on the weak. A mere cub like him was nothing but food for demonic wolves, giant serpents, and lightning birds. ​Just as he was at a loss, a cold voice echoed in his mind. ​[Multiplier System successfully activated.] ​[All absorption yields can be multiplied.] ​[Bloodline successfully multiplied.] ​[Beast energy successfully multiplied.] ​[Evolution probability successfully multiplied.] ​From that moment on, every monster he defeated became a stepping stone toward his next evolution. ​However, as his bloodline reached greater heights, more of the world's dark secrets began to unravel. It turned out that all monsters were merely "livestock" kept by the Sky Gods, destined to be harvested once they reached the peak of their power. ​To survive, simply becoming a Monster Lord would not be enough for Ren. ​He had to become the Ancestor of All Monsters, shatter the chains of fate, and lead the entire monster race in a rebellion against the gods.

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.

Eight years after his family was massacred, Cyrus Parker returns as Lord Hades, the world’s most feared five-star general. He finds Josephine—the woman who once saved him—disfigured, disabled, and abused by her own family. After healing and marrying her, Cyrus begins destroying everyone who hurt his wife and murdered his family, while keeping his terrifying identity hidden.