Fantasy

Forced into a deadly survival game, he wakes aboard a rusted train as the only man among twenty-three women. Every stop means scavenging through monster-infested ruins, and a lethal freeze is only a month away. But with a secret system that duplicates supplies without limit, he has bigger plans than merely staying alive. He’s taking them through the apocalypse in first class.

A shipwreck leaves him stranded with the boss who despises him and the ex who betrayed him. Now, their money and status mean nothing, and the man they treated like dirt is the one keeping them alive. But when he finds a dead rescuer on the beach, one question changes everything: if even help can’t survive this island, how will they?

When seventeen-year-old Oberon Faewild awakens the mysterious Pathway of Dreams, his future appears ruined. Unlike the prestigious Legacy Families who inherit powerful and well-documented Paths, Oberon's Branch—the Dream Voyager—is so obscure that even the academy's records know almost nothing about it. Branded as a Mystic with little combat potential, Oberon resigns himself to an ordinary life. Everything changes when his passive skill pulls him into the Dream Realm—an ancient plane abandoned by civilizations long forgotten. Hidden villages, impossible creatures, mysterious towers, and priceless relics lie scattered across this forgotten world, waiting to be discovered. As Oberon uncovers the Dream Realm's secrets, he realizes his Path is far more extraordinary—and far more dangerous—than anyone could have imagined. But every secret comes with a price. Powerful organizations, ancient beings, and the mysteries surrounding the Dream Realm begin to converge upon him. To survive the Void, protect those he loves, and uncover the truth behind his Path, Oberon must journey through worlds where dreams and reality are separated by only the thinnest of boundaries.

Ten-year-old Lucian Vance lost everything in a single night, his parents, his home, and his family’s legendary trade guild. Powerless, mana-less, and buried under a staggering debt engineered by his corrupt uncle, the entire realm expected the helpless orphan to forfeit his inheritance and fade into obscurity. Then, the Prodigal Wealth System awakened. The rules of the system are simple: hoarding money yields zero growth, but absolute decadence grants godlike power. Every single coin Lucian spends converts directly into unassailable mana cores, rare artifacts, and S-Rank magic. Now, as greedy relatives, rival trade syndicates, and even the Crown attempt to bankrupt and exploit him, every attack against Lucian backfires spectacularly. They break his supply chains? He buys the entire regional market. They force legal fines on him? He buys their estates out from under them. To the world, Lucian looks like a reckless child driving his family business into total ruin with outrageous spending sprees. In reality, every desperate move his enemies make only fuels his meteoric rise, proving that in a world ruled by strength and greed, the kid with the ultimate bank account reigns supreme.

Awakening Day was supposed to be the beginning of an extraordinary life for Arka. As the student with the highest academic achievements in his school, everyone was certain Arka would awaken a high-class Talent. However, when the measurements appeared, the world mocked him instead. F-Class — Storyteller. A Talent deemed utterly useless. Arka himself had no reason to disagree. Storyteller truly sounded like an ability suited only for creating tales. That was until an incident made him realize that every word he uttered could influence reality—as long as someone believed it. The more people believed, the stronger its influence became. When a monster attacked the city and Arka used a single sentence to save dozens of lives, the government's attention turned directly toward him. Furthermore, Elena, an S-Class Talent holder capable of seeing through lies, discovered something bizarre about Arka. He wasn't lying. Yet his Talent made no sense either. When a re-examination was conducted, the system repeatedly yielded the same result: F-Class. Until a secret message appeared on Arka's system interface. [Classification Failed.] [Talent cannot be measured by the current system.] If Storyteller was truly just an F-Class Talent, why had someone from a mysterious organization been waiting for him for 117 years? And why did they say that Arka's appearance marked the beginning of the collapse of the very system that had defined human worth? Arka might be the weakest Talent in the world. Or perhaps... the world simply didn't have a system high enough to measure him yet.

Edrin Rhal did not want power. What he wanted was to get through his required military service, to go back home, and to keep away from the wars that kings fight. But when an ambush that is deadly wipes out his commanders, the soldiers who are frightened start to look to him for orders and something that is ancient begins to awaken. The Sovereign Codex. A System that is mysterious and does not reward only strength. It rewards Authority. The more people that follow Edrin willingly, the stronger he becomes. The more commanders and rulers that are taken down because of his actions, the more Authority he can gain. But there is a price for power. As the land of Nareth falls into a war that is brutal involving three princes, Edrin goes from being just an insignificant conscript to becoming a commander responsible for many lives. Each victory he has gives him more influence. Each mistake he makes adds more names to his book of the dead. And soon, Edrin learns that the struggle for the throne is only a part of a much larger situation. Kings do not hold power just because they wear crowns. Crowns have power because people kneel to them. And Edrin might have the one System that is capable of making them stop.

Everett Varek wakes up with no memory of who he is. Found half-dead beyond the forbidden Northern Wasteland, he expects the soldiers who discover him to be his saviors. Instead, they take him to Veyrith, the capital of Valdoria, and lock him in an underground prison. The accusation is worse than he could have imagined. Everett is suspected of High Treason against the Sovereign after appearing near a military stronghold shortly before an attempted attack. He cannot explain where he came from, how he crossed the Northern Wasteland, or why he was found there without a weapon, armor, or anything that could identify him. The only thing he remembers is his name.

In a world governed by magic, power dictates survival. To be born without a magical affinity is worse than death—it is a life sentence of servitude, ridicule, and brutality. Fifteen-year-old Ezra is a magicless "cripple." Living in the slums of Valeria, he endures daily beatings from noble mages while watching his sick mother work herself to the bone just to provide. Pushed beyond his breaking point, Ezra stands on the edge of a cliff ready to end it all. Then, a shadowy voice echoes from the darkness. "What if I told you… that you were never magicless? What if I told you that you could become the greatest mage to ever walk this world?" With a drop of blood, an ancient seal hidden inside Ezra’s soul shatters, unleashing a world-ending talent. Enrolling at the prestigious Valerius Academy, Ezra rises from a powerless outcast crawling in the mud to a ruthless archmage who shakes the very foundation of the world. He will make his bullies bleed, destroy the corrupt noble houses, and face the cosmic terrors lurking beyond the stars. They called him a mistake. They called him a cripple. Soon, the entire world will call him a legend.

Ren is just a poor cleaner at the academy. Rich kids push him around and laugh at him. On the day everyone awakens their talents, Ren gets something that looks useless — grass. But the grass listens to him. It grows sharp, strong, and fast. When he stands up to a noble bully, he makes powerful enemies. Thrown out of the academy and hunted by a rich family, Ren is forced to enter the dungeon alone. There he meets a mysterious man who offers protection… for a price. Now Ren must grow stronger fast, finish dangerous jobs, and keep the two people he loves safe. One wrong step and everything he cares about will be taken away.

Sarah thought she had met a madman. To her, Twenty was a poor mountain beggar who stripped her naked in the forest, placed his mouth on hers and then claimed that he had saved her life. She wanted him punished. Instead, her grandfather brought him into their home and announced that he was the man she had to marry. To Sarah, Twenty was nothing but a shameless liar interested in her family’s wealth. But why did powerful men bow before him? Why did he carry treasures worth billions? And what really happened to her in that forest?

Craig Seven is a 35-year-old ex-Navy SEAL who falls into the drug trade after a devastating career setback leaves him desperate to pay the medical bills keeping his four-year-old daughter alive. For her, Seven is willing to cross any line. But during a high-stakes drug deal, a bullet to the head should have ended his life. Instead, Seven awakens before strange beings who offer something impossible: a second chance at life. There is only one catch—he must become a Soul Eater, a supernatural bounty hunter serving an organization that claims to be responsible for the creation of mankind. With no other way to survive, Seven accepts. His first assignment seems simple: hunt down Mephisto, a 23-year-old law student wanted by the Soul Eater Organization. Find her. Kill her. Deliver her soul. But the closer Seven gets to his target, the more he realizes that Mephisto is not the monster they claimed her to be—and the Soul Eaters may not be the saviors they claim to be. Now Seven must choose between the organization that gave him a second life and the woman he was ordered to kill. Because the Soul Eaters are the only thing keeping him alive—and possibly his only chance to save his daughter. How much is Seven willing to sacrifice for Mephisto when everything he has ever fought for is on the other side of the trigger?

In Veyra, power is something you buy. Every level comes on credit from the Guild Bank, and the debt passes down to your children. Ren Calder was never allowed to borrow. The crystal marked him UNRATED, so he carries other people's loot for six copper a run, paying off a debt his father left behind. Then a dungeon ceiling collapses on him, and a secret Ledger System awakens in his mind. It lets him borrow strength from every monster he kills. But every loan has interest, and the interest is paid in years of his life. Now a faceless Collector is counting down the days until his account comes due. His little sister is dying. And the more Ren borrows, the more he realizes the Bank is feeding on something buried beneath the city. Everyone in Veyra is in debt. Ren is the only one who can read the books.

Renji, a cursed executioner carrying the souls of his victims in a lantern fused to his chest, traverses a decaying land. To regain his humanity and stop the corruption of Judge Orochi, he must walk a path paved with blood and shadows, bound to a priestess who may be his only salvation or his ultimate ruin.

To save his wife’s dying mother, Ethan ripped out his supreme Dragon Core, only to watch her give it to her secret lover. It was all a trap. His master was poisoned, while his master’s young daughter was chained in a dark dungeon, her sacred blood drained drop by drop. Impaled and hurled into the abyss, Ethan was left to die. Instead, the Heavenly Karma System awakened within his soul. They thought they had destroyed him. Instead, they had awakened their own ruthless executioner.

Born with a shattered mana core in an empire ruled by oppressive bloodline sorcerers, eighteen-year-old library scribe Jaroth Drake discovers the ancient Spell-Splicer interface. This hidden tool allows him to bypass his broken core by deconstructing incoming enemy spells and fusing opposing elemental forces into untraceable, forbidden magic. Desperate to cure his sister's terminal Mana-Rot, Jaroth adopts the black-market alias "The Splicer." He navigates a dangerous double life: acting as a meek, expendable commoner by day to harvest ancient spell matrices from the Citadel's deadliest vaults, while secretly amassing a vast underground fortune by night. To protect his identity and his sister, Jaroth must outwit brilliant noble investigators, survive the lethal hazards of the deep Abyssal Archives, and eventually lead a full-scale revolution. His journey scales from brutal subterranean survival to a cosmic war against a parasitic Divine Pantheon, where he must ultimately synthesize the universe's ultimate spell to rewrite the fundamental laws of reality.

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.

What happens when the legendary thief dies during a mission and wakes up in another world? What happens when he opens his eyes and sees mythical creatures staring back at him like they know him? And what happens when he discovers he is in the body of another man? And the crazy part? He is not just in the body of an ordinary person. He is in the body of a powerful high elf. To know more, start reading this book now!

Niran Tavio thought his days of dealing with angry Karens were over when he died. He was wrong. Reborn as the Head of Customer Service for the Demon King, Niran must navigate soul-binding contracts, predatory litigation, and an aggressive demon lawyer who wants him fired—or worse. When he discovers an ancient contract that puts the entire human race in default, Niran realizes that saving the world isn't a job for a hero; it's a job for a guy who knows how to handle a refund policy from Hell.

Driven by revenge, Matthew sets out on a journey of no return across a continent scarred by war and desolation. Along the way, he seeks to master the mysterious “Will”—a power that consumes as much as it liberates. Nothing else matters to him—not life, not death—only the destruction of the Empire’s dog who took everything from him. But as the snow covers his tracks and the darkness stalks him, Matthew will discover that the true battle is not outside… but within himself.

Left to die on the ninth floor of the Ashcrown Trial Tower by his own cousin, Kael was never supposed to survive the fall let alone come back changed. In the dark beneath the Tower, something ancient and starving made him an offer no dying man could refuse: power enough to unmake anyone who ever called him worthless, in exchange for a piece of himself he can never get back. Now bound to the forbidden Voidforge System, Kael can take apart any ability used against him and rebuild it as his own — stronger, stranger, and no longer bound by the caste rules that once decided his worth before he was born. The Tower thinks he’s dead. His cousin thinks the throne is already his. The examiners have already closed his file. They’re all about to learn what happens when a Nullborn stops asking to be seen and starts making sure no one can look away.