Mutant Farmer In The Apocalypse

The world ended once. Then it came back wrong. Seven years after the Aura Revival, Earth is no longer safe. New York City has become a war zone. Giant monsters surge through the streets in Beast Tides. Powerful bloodline families rule from fortified towers, using ancient cultivation powers that feel closer to gods than humans. Ronan Burke is nobody. He’s an orphan with no family, no backing, and no talent for cultivation. He survives by running dangerous courier jobs and staying out of sight. Every day is about not getting killed, by beasts, gangs, or the families who control everything. Then one escape goes wrong. Cornered during a Beast Tide, Ronan comes into contact with a relic that should not exist. It doesn’t just give him power. It locks him into a contract. A system awakens in his mind. It gives him one command: Reach Level 16 in every cultivation realm. Achieve perfection. Fail and die. In a world where even the greatest geniuses can barely reach Level 14, Ronan is forced to chase a level everyone believes is impossible. Every breakthrough makes him stronger, and more dangerous to discover. If the families find out what he is, they won’t recruit him. They’ll cut him open to steal his secret. To survive, Ronan must grow in silence. He scavenges the ruins, hunts monsters far above his level, outplays arrogant heirs, and hides his strength at every turn. His only ally is the cold, relentless system guiding him toward a kind of power the modern world insists no longer exists. The Beast Tides are getting worse. The bloodline families are making their moves. And Ronan Burke, the weakest man in the city, may be its last unseen hope… if he can stay hidden long enough.

Evan Vale was given the worst rank the Registry had ever recorded: F-Class. A useless power. A humiliating score. A public joke. Then the Registry revealed something no one understood. ANOMALY: 0-A. DO NOT RE-TEST. No one knew what 0-A meant. No one was allowed to ask. Until a mysterious girl walked onto Evan’s pier and called him by a name he hadn’t used in years. She knows his childhood secrets. She knows things that should be impossible. And she remembers a future Evan has never lived— A future where they fall in love. A future where Evan kills her. Now he has only three weeks before that future begins, a dangerous power that takes something from him every time he uses it, and one question he can’t escape: Who decided that this future had to happen?

Kael Ardent is an ordinary young man or so he believes. After a supernatural event awakens something buried within his soul, Kael discovers that his existence is connected to ancient gods, demons, angels, dragons and civilizations that existed before recorded history. His greatest mystery is not what power he possesses, but why he possesses it. As his memories return, Kael discovers that he has lived countless existences under different identities, including the mysterious Azael, an ancient sovereign who once stood above gods and civilizations. But the truth is far more disturbing. Kael did not simply lose his memories. He chose to lose them. Before his human birth, he deliberately designed a life in which he would forget his identity, experience pain, form genuine relationships and discover whether love could exist without control. The journey eventually leads him to the Soul Archive, the primordial Temple of the First Word, ancient enemies, forgotten worlds and the truth behind creation itself. But the greatest revelation is that Kael's greatest enemy is not necessarily someone who wants to kill him. It is the part of himself that believes that possessing infinite power gives him the right to decide what everyone else should become. The final battle therefore becomes more than a war between gods. It becomes a battle over choice.

Superpowers abound. Villains rule the world. A transmigrated dork that has absolutely no idea what’s going on. Strong-armed by the Superhero Enhancement System into the thankless job of endlessly performing good deeds in a world where such actions are often met with violence, Lucas Lynn doesn't have much choice in regards to using his supposed gifts. It’s bad enough having to pretend to be a supervillain, but how exactly does Boss System expect him to save the world with only the help of a homeless teen, a dog that’s smarter than he is, and a yoyo? Oh, just trick some supervillains into becoming superheroes instead? You make it sound so easy!

Kael dropped his hands down, causing his blade to run along the jagged ground, sending burst of sparks infused with dark-magic across the floor. His victim, a bloodied werewolf, laid on the ground, staring at him with his one trembling eye. Kael growled as he knelt beside the dying beast. “They sent me to tell you, wolf…” He lifted his sword and placed it on werewolf’s neck. “… your end has come.” ................. The world was dying The Blinding Veil - a divine seal formed by the beings of past was the one thing stopping the entire world from meeting its end. But it’s effects are already fading as the seal had begun to break and the evil curse the ancestors had tried to ward off with the seal had begun to seep in through the cracks in the bleeding veil. Vampires were going rogue, werewolves killed without reason, the Elves turned to dark magic, the faes sat and watched the evil unfold without interfering. And the humans? They were reduced to hundreds, losing a battle even their techs couldn't help win. But Kael Draven, a god-blade wielding killer with no memory of his past, is not like them. Once a child soldier and now a hired gun, Kael believes his targets are the danger—until a failed assignment reveals a terrible truth: They're not the threat. He is. Chased by his former masters, Kael joins a half-elf warlock, a exiled werewolf, a Fae torturer, and a human prodigy. As the world is about to end, Kael learns that he's not human—nor hybrid. He is something more... With everything and everyone after him, will Kael become the monster he was designed to be, or seal the pact that wants to end him?

After all the children at the orphanage where he lived were killed, Gerald fled aimlessly. That was when a gate appeared in the city, spewing monsters that attacked humans. Instead, humans awakened new abilities to fight those monsters. Except for Gerald, because he died. When everyone gained power, Gerald became the first human to die from this disaster. But when he opened his eyes, he was reborn in a new world. A very different world from the earth. [Congratulations!] [You have been reincarnated as disaster] [Reward: Promoted as Creator] [Destroy all the worlds and you can recreate the world. Your own world your own rules!] [Include: Resurrect the dead] A system appeared. He got the chance to create the world he wanted. However, the man who killed his family suddenly appeared in this new world. How could he exist in this world? That man approached baby Gerald and took something from him. [WARNING!] [YOUR DISASTER CORE HAS BEEN STOLEN!]

In the forsaken ruins of Nethralis, the despised scavenger Zephyr Kaelith unearths a cursed relic. What binds to him is no blessing — it is the Primordial System, a primordial entity predating gods and creation itself. [Primordial System bound.] [Anomaly detected: You were never meant to exist.] Now every death he deals reshapes destiny. Every step unravels the world’s laws. But the System is starving… and reality itself will be its feast.

Struggling to cater for his family and girlfriend, Adam Smith was devastated when he was demoted at work to the position of a messenger, and then sacked by his boss's wife. He got home to meet his girlfriend cheating on him with his best friend. After which they locked him in with a zombie to die. Adam narrowly escaped death by unlocking a power that gave him incredible abilities. What kills and turns others into monsters only strengthens Adam. As the world got tossed into unexpected chaos, a poor nobody like Adam needed all the luck he could get to rise to power, even while battling zombies, beasts, and people who undermined him at every turn. Journey with Adam as he became a master of the new world, and watch even the most powerful men bow to him.

Every day at 3:00 p.m., gravity stops. For sixty minutes, Calder City floats. Children bounce off ceiling nets. Office workers tether themselves to desks. Thrill-seekers pay to drift through the air like gods. It is strange. It is dangerous. It is normal. At 4:00 p.m., gravity returns. Until today. When the hour ends and the fall never comes, Calder City realizes the anomaly is not a phenomenon. It is a message. And something beneath the city is waking up. Denzel Kade built the anchor grid that keeps the city from drifting into the sky. Now his technology is failing, his city is fracturing, and the only person who knows the truth is a dying mentor with blood on his hands. As the zone expands and factions rise, Denzel must choose between controlling the anomaly — or understanding it. But he is not the only one listening. A corporation wants to own it. A cult wants to worship it. A warlord wants to weaponize it. And a fourteen-year-old girl can hear it speaking. The Lift was never a phenomenon. It was a breath. And the city is about to learn what happens when the sky stops letting go. We rise together. We land together. Until we don't. The Calder Cycle begins.

Science-Fantasy: In the future, humanity has colonized another world. Only in doing so, creatures out of the pages of fantasy novels now walk among them