Rei

Razel, is a reincarnated youth. In his previous life he was a lonely boy who spent his days playing video games. Then one day tragedy came into his life. It all ended for him, was what he thought, until he opened his eyes; to find a fantasy world, where science and magic go hand in hand. That could have been a joy, but that happiness was nipped in the bud, because he reincarnated as the eldest son of a poor family of barons without territory, and, above all, he is uglier than in his previous life. His tragic new life doesn't end there, as he woke up in the last video game he played. An otome game. But not just any otome game, it is one with an RPG theme so it is made up of strong and dangerous enemies. He will have to live his new life as a background character and help from the shadows to the capture objectives and the protagonist to avoid the end of the world and especially, the cruel villainess.

“Mission is the reason people exist” In his previous life, Raymond was a wildlife biologist with the promise of career advancement, but an accident caused him to lose his legs at a very young age. From there, he retreated into the background, becoming a logistics, remote facilitator, and instructor for other young people. A part of his enthusiasm was no longer causing him to gradually forget what an active guy he used to be. He thought everything would pass like that, but a new mission accidentally welcomed him into the Great Myth world. A fanciful world in the story where two species: humans and dragons are having a fierce battle. He was summoned by the dragon king to continue his path, protecting the safety of dragons. Reincarnation brings with him in-depth knowledge of the characteristics and behavior of wild animals, whether Raymond fulfills his mission to resolve the conflict between the two factions, or will he be failed because of the dangerous force lurking behind.

Upon waking up from his horrific death, Jie finds himself in a bizarre, magical world teeming with monsters. In his pursuit of answers regarding his transmigration, he becomes involved in a string of misfortunes after accidentally obtaining a mystical orb. In this realm, he is Ethros Aridame, a young man whose fate is either to lead humanity or plunge everything into chaos.

The Bloodstained King. The Talented Alchemist. The Veteran Warrior. The Enchantress. The Elven Bard. The Homunculus. The Warlock. Their destinies collided to bring about the end of Erebus and his shadow creatures. Tasked to collect all seven artifacts of Phoebe, the prophesied heroes embarked on a journey through the lands of Desmos as various discoveries, horrendous monsters, as well as new allies await their arrival. Seven Artifacts. Seven Heroes. Seven Stories.

He reached the top and achieved what no one else could. Alone, without a guild or support. The system did not reward him. It reset him. Everything he built vanished in an instant. His level, his gear, even the name that stood at the peak of the leaderboard disappeared as if it had never existed. He was forced back to the beginning, reborn as a new player named Nox, carrying nothing but his memories and a class no one had ever seen before, the Shadow Master. There were no guides to follow, no system assistance, and no clear path forward. He awakened in a place that did not exist on any map, where even basic system functions failed to respond. It was a world that felt disconnected from the rules every other player relied on. Yet something remained from his past. The final boss he defeated did not disappear. It changed. Now reborn as a shadow-bound entity, it stands at his side, no longer an enemy but something far more uncertain. A fragment of his victory that should not exist. With knowledge of everything he once mastered and a power that defies the system itself, Nox begins again from nothing. Every step forward is slower, harsher, and more dangerous, but this time he is no longer bound by the same limits. Far beyond his isolated beginning, the world is already in chaos. The strongest player in history has vanished without a trace, leaving behind questions no one can answer. As Nox moves forward, one realization begins to take shape. This is not a punishment. The system did not erase him out of error. It chose to start him over. And whatever lies behind that decision is far greater than the game he once thought he had conquered.