Professor Smith Told One Class

Zeke Elwood is forced into a death game. Going against other humans under the same situation as him, he now has to do his best to survive in the world of Ragna. Facing demons, monsters, and other creatures with his powers as the unique Blacksmith Assassin.

The true nature of a man is forever hidden from the eyes of his foes. The is the tale of Jackson , an ordinary man with a secret that holds the very foundation of his city and country. A man with an unrivaled power. After a nasty divorce that sends him on a way to self -discovery and a new life , he is faced with the hate of his ex-wife, Ella ,and his newest love interest. Novel connections are formed and more rivals spring from his past and present. Soon enough, Jackson realizes that the world he's become used to is quite different from the man he truly is and it is just a matter of time before he needs to take back his rightful place and let the world know him for who he truly is...

Aleric died once already. Pushed off a rooftop by the same people who made his life a living hell. He thought that was the end. But then he woke up in Jusavia. He was in a new world, in a new infant body and a fresh chance to start all over again. He made himself one promise: never again would he be hopeless and weak. Never at the mercy of people who saw him as nothing. At fifteen, everyone in Jusavia awakens their Class. It's everything. Your power, your future, your entire worth as a person. Fire mages who burn through armies. Healers who pull people back from death itself. Aleric's Awakening Ceremony was supposed to change his life. It did. Just not the way anyone expected. While everyone else got their shiny new Class, fire this, sword that, holy whatever, Aleric got a blank screen and a room full of whispers. Classless. His father looked at him like he'd just dragged garbage into the house. His fiancée laughed in his face and tore up their engagement contract in front of the whole academy. The nobles who used to bow to his family name? They walked past him like he didn't exist. The academy sent a letter the same day. "We regret to inform you that your enrollment has been revoked." And so, they exiled him and shipped him off to the Frontier Training Grounds, a glorified dumping ground for failures and corpses. Aleric figured he'd die in the first dungeon. Just like he died on that rooftop. But this time, he wasn't going down without a fight. Then he killed his first monster, and something changed. Absorption activated: Skill acquired. He had gotten a skill that was going to change his life in ways he couldn't dare to fathom.

​When the Mana Collapse comes, the surface world will burn. Everyone knows it—except the elites who siphon the realm's energy to fuel their lavish lifestyle, discarding the working class the moment their Mana Veins burn out. ​Han was one of those working-class casualties: a top-tier Logistics and Barrier Strategist betrayed by the High Hero and left for dead. But Han didn't die. Equipped with precise foresight and an intimate understanding of the realm’s architectural flaws, he purchases the dead obsidian mine nobody wants. ​Under the guise of a failing, debt-ridden mining venture, Han recruits the forgotten: blacklisted dwarven blacksmiths, overworked construction laborers, and discarded healers whose mana is deemed "insufficient." Deep below the surface, they aren't just digging for ore; they are constructing Sanctuary—a fully automated, geothermal-powered underground metropolis protected by God-tier mana barriers. ​When the Mana Collapse hits and mutated beasts devour the surface, the corrupt Hero flees underground, demanding absolute control over the last safe zone. He expects a cave full of peasants. Instead, he marches straight into a God-grade kill-zone built by the very people he threw away.

“And who do we have walking into class late like he owns the school?” Jake Sullivan, the son of the world’s richest man, said out loud taking the attention of the students in the class and putting it all on Joe Cole. “Of course Jake, he owns the school. All hail Joe Cole, King of the Poor and Master of All Miserables, the Great Pauper and Beggar!” Another student shouted, banging his desk to make a mockery of Joe Cole. The entire class burst into laughter, mocking him to the highest level. “Hey Cole, quick question. When will you ever be rich like the least of us?” Joe Cole’s humiliations at King & Queens University only grew higher and so by the day. However, at the height of his frustrations, Joe Cole made just one phone call, and the President of the United States appeared at Kings & Queens University with his motorcade. Finally, Joe Cole had become crazily rich and everyone called him, “THE NEW MONEY KING!”

Christian had always been different. From the moment he could remember, he found peace not in crowded classrooms or noisy playgrounds, but in the quiet corners where no one noticed him. His classmates called him “weird,” teachers worried he was too withdrawn, and every attempt at friendship felt like an unbearable weight pressing against his chest. For Christian, solitude wasn’t a punishment it was his safe haven. But growing up came with expectations. After graduation, the real world demanded interaction. His first job placed him in a bustling office, and the anxiety swallowed him whole. Shaking, suffocated, and unable to cope, he walked away from what others called “a dream career.” Just when failure seemed like his only companion, fate stepped in through the most unexpected visitor his cousin. A surprise party, an introduction to a girl, and suddenly, Christian’s life began to shift. The girl didn’t laugh at his fears; instead, she held his trembling hand, taught him digital marketing, and showed him how the world could be navigated online without losing himself. From the comfort of his solitude, Christian’s creativity flourished. What began as small online experiments turned into a groundbreaking app that captured the world’s attention. From a loner who once feared people, he transformed into a billionaire innovator admired by millions—yet still deeply in love with the quietness that shaped him. “A Loner” is a moving story of fear, resilience, love, and the extraordinary power of embracing one’s uniqueness.

When the sky cracked and monsters invaded, Nolan Whitaker awoke with a 'useless' class. In a world where warriors reign supreme, this former mechanic must prove that the pen—or rather, the hammer—is mightier than the sword.

Kaito was betrayed by the very people he had served for years and left to die in the wilderness. But death refuses to claim him. Rescued by the eccentric blacksmith Grandpa Gen, Kaito is given a second chance at life—at a price. His shattered bones are replaced with reinforced iron, transforming his body into a massive metallic frame. Stronger and nearly immune to ordinary physical damage, Kaito soon discovers that controlling his new body is far more difficult than expected. Driven by anger toward Lord Hidetada, Kaito returns to confront the man responsible for his downfall. But his revenge quickly reveals a much larger conspiracy. Hunters begin pursuing him, drawn to the mysterious magnetic energy within his body. As Kaito fights to survive, he discovers that his iron frame is not merely a desperate repair—it may be the prototype of a new breed of warriors. With Grandpa Gen as his unlikely companion, Kaito must travel toward the mysterious Iron Valley and uncover the truth behind the Shogun's experiments, the strange metal inside his body, and the terrifying purpose for which he was created. The more Kaito learns about his iron body, the more dangerous his journey becomes. He may have survived death, but becoming something beyond human could cost him the last part of himself.

# VOID THRONE --- Wei Liang had zero spiritual roots. The world called him a cripple. The Academy made him sweep floors. Everyone agreed his story was already over. Then something pulled him back from a cliff edge and told him the truth. *Empty wasn't broken. Empty could hold everything.* Now the boy nobody looked at is climbing — past the disciples who mocked him, past the elders who ignored him, past every person who ever did the arithmetic and decided he didn't count. He's coming for all of them. But someone has been watching him since before he was born. *And they're not finished with him yet.

Every human got a System with floating screens and instant magic. Eldon got nothing. He is the only person on Earth without a System. His family called him a disgrace and threw him into the rain. His fiancée dumped him in front of the whole academy for a rich student. They all thought a man with zero stats was trash. They were wrong. While others relied on auto aim buttons, Eldon trained his body to the absolute limit. Soon, he found a fatal flaw: System skills lock people into slow, predictable attack moves. And because Eldon has no status screen, magic cannot even target him. They brought flashy spell buttons to a fight. Eldon brought a blade that moves faster than their cast times. Now, the trash is coming back for revenge.