Survival Game

Laga has spent his life being ignored by his family and bullied at school. But his suffering takes an unexpected turn when a mysterious storm strikes and a massive wave sweeps him into an unknown world. He awakens on an old bus, wearing a prison uniform with a strange code around his neck. Soon, he discovers that terrifying monsters roam this unfamiliar land, where prisoners must fight to survive. His journey leads to Harvest Hollow, a place where compassion is a weakness and survival comes at a terrible cost. Will Laga finally find a chance to start over, or has he fallen into a hell far crueler than the life he left behind?

Having arrived at the Order of the Malefic Viper, Jake is eager to improve his alchemy… However, reality can often be cruel. Because while trying to do just that, Jake will be dealing with the political landscape of the Order. Between hiding his identity as the Chosen of the Big Boss, being forced to attend get-togethers, visiting vampires to sell ancient memorabilia, and trying to actually learn some alchemy, Jake's busier than ever. Earth also still calls. There, he helps friends deal with family issues by going on a nice road trip with Carmen and Sylphie. On the way, he can hopefully find time to hunt down the final Primas he needs – powerful monsters with unique key fragments – to participate in the upcoming system event dubbed the Seat of the Exalted Prima. An event that hopefully – no, certainly – won’t have any unforeseen Bloodline-induced shenanigans. Definitely not.

Axel Steele, the legend known as Ghostwalker in Eternity Online, felt empty at the peak of his power. Axel discovered the Gilded System, which required him to reset to Level 1 but offered limitless potential through stat increases far beyond normal limits. Alongside his brilliant ally, ZaraBlaze, Axel faced a bloody rivalry with Liam Fury and uncovered that Eternity was merely a simulation created by the Operators to prepare chosen humans. When the Gilded powers began to manifest physically in the real world, Axel and Zara founded Nexus Innovations to prepare humanity for the looming cosmic anomalies.

Jack is eighteen, parentless, and invisible to the world. He sleeps under broken bridges, eats when he’s lucky, and survives by staying unnoticed. In a city obsessed with strength and success, Jack is nothing too weak to matter, too poor to be missed. That’s why he’s chosen. One night, Jack is kidnapped and sold into a secret experiment. When he wakes up, reality is gone replaced by a living video game world where stats decide worth, monsters hunt players, and death is permanent.

> In a world where 80% of humanity has awakened supernatural talents, life is a brutal competition. College loser Kim Do-hyun is barely surviving on game bots, instant noodles, and debt. That is, until a government-mandated awakening throws him into the spotlight… only to declare his power total trash. Cloning? Level one? Cooldown? One body? What a joke. But this clone is real. It sweats. It works. It eats. And when it trains… Do-hyun's stats increase. Now, while the clone grinds 24/7—running, working, even getting beat up—Do-hyun chills in bed, reaping the rewards. His strength rises. His body transforms. His life begins to change. But power attracts attention. And when an S-Rank hunter known only as The Jumper starts watching, Do-hyun realizes something terrifying: He might not be the only one cheating the system.

"The sun is down. Your system is mine now." Archer Thomas was never meant to be a saint. He is a broke genius trapped in the decaying slums of Sector 2, working a dead-end job at a car showroom just to afford the illegal synthetic serum keeping his dying mother alive. But when the corrupt Iron Core Council signs her execution order to cover up a high-stakes military data leak, a cold, mechanical entity wakes up inside Archer’s blood—the Sovereign System. The rules of survival are instantly rewritten; by day, he is a restricted, fragile civilian bleeding from a fifty-percent lung penalty, but the moment the sun dips below the Manhattan horizon, he becomes Dallas. Armed with liquid red eyes, an unchained crimson aura, and a rogue federal captain named Nora Barrett by his side, he launches a brutal, calculated audit against the city's rulers, turning military-grade plasma weapons into harmless scrap metal to harvest survival points. However, as the system demands higher stakes and Councilor Gideon’s dark executive air fleet descends to enforce a terminal sector lockdown, Archer uncovers a terrifying truth hidden within the encrypted database: the Council didn't just build the core—they have been waiting for him to activate it. Trapped between a suspicious alliance with a federal precinct and the desperate need to protect his terrified younger brother, Ford, Archer must breach the high-security walls of Sector 1 before his own heart turns to ash.

Live by the code. Die by the deletion. ​To everyone else, the world is just a normal daily routine. To Arel, it’s a terrifying matrix of glowing scripts, absurd quests, and a ruthless System ready to hit "Delete" the second he steps out of line. ​Surviving means playing the fool, hiding his ability to see the code, and following every ridiculous directive. But when the world starts glitching and NPCs begin waking up with terrifying self-awareness, the game breaks. Teaming up with Lina—a glitching NPC who wasn't supposed to question her existence—Arel realizes the System isn't just cruel; it's falling apart. ​As their reality dissolves into chaotic code and deadly anomalies, Arel has to decide: keep playing a rigged game, or burn the whole simulation to the ground?

Aeron Miller was nothing. Weak. Bullied. Overlooked. Then the apocalypse came. Five years later, Aeron was the last survivor of Oakhaven, carrying the memories of everything he had lost—including the betrayal of his closest friend, Julius Everton, who killed him for a mysterious violet gemstone. But death wasn't the end. Aeron wakes up seven days before the System descends, back in his weak body with one advantage no one else possesses: He knows the future. He knows where the first monsters will appear. He knows which dungeons contain powerful treasures. He knows which people will become heroes, which will become monsters, and which will die. This time, Aeron refuses to remain weak. Armed with a stolen future, a mysterious ability called Temporal Echo, and the determination to change his fate, he begins preparing for the apocalypse before anyone even realizes it's coming. His goal is simple: Become strong enough to survive. But the moment Aeron kills his first monster, the future he remembers begins to change. New rifts appear. Unknown creatures emerge. People awaken abilities earlier than they should. And worst of all, Julius is changing too. The man who betrayed Aeron in the previous timeline may have awakened an ability far earlier than expected. Aeron thought knowing the future would give him an unbeatable advantage. He was wrong. Because the moment he returned to the past, the future stopped following the rules he remembered. And now, Aeron must survive an apocalypse he no longer knows completely.

Ninety-one days. That's all the time Drew has before the nukes fall. He died in an alley. Knife in his back. His ex-wife and her rich boyfriend watching from an armored car, toasting his death like it was a celebration. Then he woke up. Back in time. Three months before the bombs. The world still thinks he's a loser. His ex-wife thinks she's poisoned him slow enough to get away with it. Her brother thinks he can threaten him out of his own house. The rich CEO thinks he can steal his wife and his home without consequence. They have no idea. Drew lived five years in the ashes. Five years eating rat meat, killing men who wanted his water, stitching his own wounds in the dark. He saw how the world ended. He saw who survived—and who didn't. Now he's going back. He knows what's coming. He knows where to hide. He knows who to trust. He's going to turn his basement into a fortress. He's going to stockpile enough food, guns, and medicine to outlast the nuclear winter. He's going to watch the world burn—and laugh. And the first thing he's going to do? Make sure the people who killed him the first time suffer worse than he did.

years after the world was nearly destroyed by the Last Plague, humanity clings to survival under the fragile illusion of order. The “Cure” has stopped the infection but not the guilt, madness, or memories left behind. Dr. Nella Rider, a court-appointed psychiatrist, is assigned to the most infamous trial in human history: the Plague Tribunal. Her task is to determine whether Dr. Adrian Pazzo, the brilliant scientist accused of unleashing the virus, is mentally competent to stand trial and whether his remorse is genuine. Inside the frozen halls of the world’s most secure prison, Nella meets Pazzo for the first time, a gaunt, hollow-eyed man who radiates both intellect and menace. His words are measured, his humor unsettling, and his sanity fragile. Yet as Nella digs deeper, she begins to suspect that the truth behind the Plague and the mysterious “Last Cure” that saved humanity is far more complicated than the world wants to hear