My Hero Academia Tropes

After coming up with this amazing role playing adventure game idea, Eric Claus had an accident while he was going to pick up his daughter, Jodie from school, and it resulted in him entering into a coma, and also finding himself in a mystical world, exactly like the one he was creating for his game. On his quest to know how he got there and how to return to the real world, he realizes that he has actually entered his game world and now he has to survive every stage and challenge of this world in order to return home. So his fate of coming out of coma was in his hands, whether he lives or dies all lies in his ability to fight and survive the dangers of this world. Would he be able to survive and return to his beloved daughter?

Felix Knight just wanted to rent a cheap apartment, fix his leaking sink, and land a boring 9-to-5 job. Instead, through a series of ridiculous coincidences, he is mistaken for the city's most terrifying, legendary Dark Lord. Enter Serena Wilde, an elite supernatural hunter sent to assassinate him, who keeps misinterpreting his mundane actions as masterfully calculated, terrifying schemes. As Serena infiltrates his life as his secretary, she finds herself falling for the deadpan, sweet civilian she's supposed to kill. Can Felix survive her intense scrutiny, or will his organic beet salad bring about the end of the world?

After dying in a traffic accident, twenty-three-year-old game streamer Aria Vale opens her eyes inside Eternal Realm, the fantasy game she spent six years mastering. The problem is that she isn't reborn as the legendary heroine or an overpowered warrior. She becomes Luna Ashwood, the weakest beginner character who was originally destined to die in the tutorial. Aria believes she can easily survive because she knows every quest, dungeon, hidden treasure, and future event. She is wrong. NPCs begin speaking words they never said before. Bosses appear in places they should not exist. Future events happen weeks too early. Someone is rewriting the world's story. When the feared guild master Kael Ravencrest, the strongest player in the kingdom, notices Luna doing impossible things, he forces her into his elite guild. At first, he believes she is a spy working for another kingdom. But the more he watches her, the more impossible she becomes. She predicts disasters before they happen. She finds treasures nobody has ever discovered. She knows people before meeting them. As they investigate the changing world together, they uncover a terrifying truth. They are not the only ones who were reincarnated into the game. Someone else entered first. And that person wants the story to end with every player dead. Now Aria must protect a world she once treated as entertainment while hiding the greatest secret of all. She already knows how everyone is supposed to die. Except now... The future keeps changing.

In the far future, the earth had advanced greatly in technology, ushering humans into a utopian age. Dustin, a young technologist, had dreams of becoming one of the greatest inventors of all time and struggled to make his dream a reality. Unfortunately... in the year 2277, there was an outburst of unknown toxic gas. This gas altered the genetic make-up of living things, turning them into something different... something monstrous... The infected living creatures hunted down the normal humans, and the world was thrown into chaos. The once utopian earth turned apocalyptic as normal humans built shelters and strongholds to protect themselves. Dustin struggles to survive in this new world while also protecting his loved ones. He tries finding his lover who got separated from him during the ruckus, but unfortunately... he gets infected as well. A ray of hope is shone unto the world as new species emerge. -------- PS: Copyright of the image used as book cover belongs to me.

For three years, he hid his powerful family and built his boss’s career. When she hands his promotion to a well-connected rival, one phone call makes him the man authorized to investigate her. But a dead tycoon and a secret ledger soon draw him into a struggle for the capital—and he’s done pretending his bloodline means nothing.

Death is not the end for Frathan, it is merely a difficulty slider. Jumping through increasingly lethal timelines, he must master his skills and survive the escalating madness of a world that wants him dead, all while unraveling a mystery that spans the fabric of reality. Trapped in a loop where every death is a new, brutal beginning, Frathan discovers that he is not just a subject, but a pivotal cog in a system designed to break him. With the enigmatic, dangerous Seraphina by his side, he must navigate a slaughterhouse of shifting sectors and divine enemies to reach the truth: the Overseer of this prison wears his own face.

After his billionaire father is framed by his business rivals, Kagern McHegan spends 3 years in poverty, enduring mockery and humiliation. Even his girlfriend decides to cheat on him, calling him a good-for-nothing boyfriend. At that instant, Kagern's father is found guilty and reclaims his title as the richest man in Cereal City. It's time for Kagern to reclaim his status as a rich kid, too. They will soon regret it.

Erick Blight is a virgin and a firm believer that love is a scam after dating two women who turned out to already have men waiting at home. When a coworker slips him the card of a mysterious "Doctor", who claims she can fix his luck, he expects therapy. He does not expect to be told to draw a blood circle on his living room floor. The ritual doesn't fix anything. It summons a succubus — beautiful, otherworldly, and utterly convinced that serving him is the only thing standing between her and a fate worse than death. He has to figure out what to do with her, while his life complicates with each day he keeps her in his apartment.

Allen had nothing. Mocked by in-laws. No memory of his childhood. Tossed about by his boss like a stray dog. It was as if life itself was determined to break him. But he kept going until the night his wife slid a divorce letter across the table and called him a burden. That night, everything crumbled. But every end births a new beginning. That same night, Allen received a call: he was the heir to a trillion-dollar consortium. He didn’t believe it—until the next morning, when a convoy of sleek black exotic cars rolled up to his curb. Mens in a tailored suit stepped out, bowed low, and chorused before him, “Sir, it’s time to return.” In a heartbeat, Allen’s world flipped. He was the last bloodline of an ancient and ultra-powerful consortium. In mere days, Allen is pulled into a world of power beyond imagination: Power... Mansions... Wealth, of course but the kind that can alter stock markets with a single whisper. Influence strong enough to make presidents pause. The same world that once spat on him now knelt at his feet. But power comes with a cost. There are enemies who wanted him dead before and hated the fact that he's back— Powerful men who believe it is a mistake to leave such power in the hands of someone as his. But Allen isn’t just back for the showoff. He’s back to make whoever destroyed his family pay. He is no longer the forgotten man. He is Allen Penthorne, heir to a trillion-dollar empire. And this time, he decides who rises and who falls. And this time, he'll make them all pay!

In Sanctum, luck isn't random; it’s engineered. The elite pay for probability enhancers, while the poor rot in the "Zero District," slaves to statistical irrelevance. Joseph Vance is a "Null." A data-analyst who crunches numbers for the underworld but refuses to gamble. He believes in cold, hard math, not the rigged games of the House. But when his sister, Elara, is seized by the "Debt Collectors" for "organ collateral" on their father's unpaid loans, Joseph is forced into the glitzy, neon-soaked arenas he despises. Out of options, he challenges a Sector Boss to a game of high-stakes probability. He loses. Badly. Beaten and thrown into the city's disposal chutes, Joseph lands in a graveyard of discarded tech. Broken and dying, his blood mixes with a prototype military chip rumored to be a myth: The Chaos Engine. [System Booting... Neural Interface Linked.] [Protocol: Entropy Exchange Active.] Joseph doesn’t get magic. He gets a processor capable of hacking the probability of the physical world—but the fuel source is his own biological decay. He can force a lock to open, a bullet to miss, or a card to turn, but every manipulation accelerates his cellular aging. To save his sister, Joseph must bankrupt the House. But in a game where he trades his youth for luck, the question isn’t if he’ll win—it’s if he’ll die of old age before he can cash out.