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The 450th year of the Dark Age. Deep winter. Humanity is losing the war. To the brutal, green-skinned Orcs, humans are nothing more than slaves and livestock. Soren, a former Special Forces drill instructor in his past life, wakes up in the body of a lowly recruit in the Silver Moon Kingdom’s Red Moon Knights. His current situation? Abandoned at the very edge of the frontline: The Misty Swamp. It’s a death trap of toxic miasma, treacherous bogs, and magical beasts. His only assets are twenty-five demoralized, half-starved recruits. His enemy? The Orcish Alliance—a hundred-thousand-strong horde backed by shamanic magic and heavy siege engines. To make matters worse, the kingdom’s corrupt nobles are secretly colluding with the enemy, and his so-called allies are just waiting to stab him in the back. It is an absolute dead-end. A guaranteed game over. But then Soren awakens the [Warlord System]. Stripping away the naive, outdated chivalry of this era, he introduces this brutal fantasy world to something far more terrifying: modern Special Forces physical conditioning, ironclad discipline, and asymmetric warfare. No troops? He recruits rebellious peasants, wrongfully exiled criminals, gladiators on death row, and even the vassal Goblins that the Orcs use as emergency rations. Under his banner, they are forged into warriors. No gear or logistics? Night raids, poison, and ambushes become his bread and butter. He hijacks the Orcs' supply lines, builds his own foundries, and cultivates high-yield, blight-resistant crops to feed his growing army. No talent? With the System's ability to perceive hidden potentials, he unearths diamonds in the rough: a peerless sharpshooter, an ascetic monk possessing iron-body arts, a vengeful mage commander... All drawn to his cause. When the Orcish Alliance finally realizes something is wrong and dispatches an army to crush this minor nuisance... they are met with absolute horror. They aren't facing a ragged band of stragglers. They are facing a heavily fortified stronghold bristling with trebuchets and heavy repeating crossbows. Waiting for them are heavy infantry capable of crushing Orcs in melee; highly mobile Wolf Riders; a disciplined Phalanx of pikemen; longbowmen who can pierce heavy armor... and artillery-like mages unleashing elemental fury! Soren's goal is no longer just surviving the Orcish Alliance. His eyes are set on the conquest of the entire continent of Ayresia. What to Expect: Kingdom Building & Management: Building a territory from absolute zero. Absorbing multi-race refugees with a detailed focus on logistics, agricultural development, and climbing the tech tree. Army Progression: Deep tactical troop compositions (Phalanxes, Longbowmen, Repeating Crossbows, Wolf Riders, Scouts) combined with brutal, modern military training regimens. Ruthless, Pragmatic MC: A highly intelligent protagonist who calculates every move. No naive mercy or pacifism. He uses terrain, psychological warfare, and spec-ops tactics to win against overwhelming odds. Talent Scouting: Uncovering hidden gems in the rough and assembling an all-star roster of generals and specialists. Grimdark, Low-Magic Combat: Visceral, bloody cold-weapon clashes where formations, morale, and supply lines matter just as much as individual strength. System as a Tool: A System element that acts as an analytical and progression aid rather than an overpowered, hand-holding crutch. …… Want to read ahead? I have already uploaded 50 advanced chapters on my Patreon! Join my Patreon today to get instant access and read 50 chapters ahead of the public release. Thank you for your support! https://www.patreon.com/cw/Smiling123 Release Schedule: 2 chapters/day (1,800+ words each) Bonus Chapters: +1 Bonus Chapter for every 100 followers! +1 Bonus Chapter for every new review!

When Abe Dolan trains, time stops. Rain hangs in midair. The city goes silent. He can work for as long as his body holds, and when he stops, no time has passed at all. His Talent is worthless in a fight. Touch anything and the stillness shatters. It gives him one thing: hours. Unlimited, unwitnessed hours, in a world that buys power by the trained hour. The heirs of the great houses arrive with coaches, techniques, and money. Abe arrives with every hour he is willing to pay for. The hours are real. His body lives each one. Every frozen hour is an hour off his own life. The ladder never ends. Abe is going to climb it anyway, one stolen hour at a time. What to expect: - A time-stop training cheat squeezed hard - Numbers, stats, and lots of dopamine - Well-developed characters, not just suck-ups to Abe - No harem, no romance Releasing 2 chapters every day. 20 advanced chapters available on my Patreon.

Kira died with a gun to her forehead and woke inside the System with too many titles, two impossible core slots, and a body built from a bloodline that should not exist. Baer is a world of classes, cores, gods, dungeons, and monsters. Kira would like very much to enjoy having working lungs, working hands, and a body that finally belongs to her. Unfortunately, the System has other plans. So do several goddesses. So does whatever tore open the Wraithfire Court and left the dead trapped in the ruins of sacred passage. Kira is not a chosen hero. She is an analytical, stubborn, deeply underqualified survivor with a dangerous class, a growing talent for impossible problems, and very little patience for destiny. If the world wants her to become a weapon, it can explain the rules first. What to expect: LitRPG progression with classes, cores, titles, achievements, skills, and divine quests. A sharp female lead rebuilding bodily agency after medical trauma. Dungeons, companions, gods, found family, and slow-burn power growth. Tactical problem solving, emotional stakes, and dark fantasy consequences.

Gu Zhiwei was in the middle of a meeting when the System took her. Survive the world. Clear the mission. And they get to go home. For a bit. Then it’s on to the next one. Other players get straightforward powers. Gu Zhiwei gets Retrocognition: every world, it loads the memories of a random life from some impossibly distant past. Whatever they could do, she can unlock. Basically, a blind box with a progression bar. At least, that's what she thinks until she finds out what those memories were actually capable of: A great shaman: Sure. Except she could also read the stars, name every medicinal plant, and put an arrow through a monster before anyone else finished screaming. A renowned scholar: Technically. He just happened to live in an age of warring states, where scholarship meant strategy, court politics, talismans, and ruining other people’s plans for a living. A saintess: Also technically. If you count witchcraft, spirit taming, and a script no one has read in a thousand years that lets her speak to ancient dragons. Gu Zhiwei has only one skill. The old legends just happened to be overachievers. And there are still more waiting in the worlds ahead. From tribes built above a sea of clouds to ancient imperial courts, empires of sword and sorcery, deep-space frontiers, plague-ravaged cities, and cyberpunk wastelands, Gu Zhiwei keeps moving from world to world. The strangers she was thrown in with, and the people the players insist are only NPCs, stop feeling temporary. They become the ones who keep watch while she sleeps. The ones who leave a light on for her. The ones who keep walking beside her when none of them know which world will be their last. The more she unlocks, the harder one question gets to ignore: was any of this random? Those borrowed memories feel far too natural, almost as if they were never borrowed at all. Daily for the first two weeks, then Mon/Wed/Fri, 5:00 PM PT.

One party, four hidden identities. You should have an easy time when you find yourself in a game world that you helped create. But the game wasn't finished when Amberlin died, and so much has changed. That hasn't stopped her from making some new friends, though she's afraid she'll lose them if they ever find out she's an immortal otherworlder. And her friends aren't so normal themselves. Her apprentice might be better at magic than he lets on. Her cat always happens to be there first when they come across a dead dragon. And the young girl with the horns has more assassins coming after her than a typical orphan should. Everyone in this party has deep secrets, and they all believe they're the only one. There are also signs of sinister forces coming together to unseal the Demon Supreme. But why worry about something that's supposed to be impossible? What to expect: - Hidden identities and shenanigans out the wazoo - OP MC, archmage, and cat - Fallen princess goes from weak to strong (appears from Chapter 26) - Progression in fame and infamy - Only MC is exempt from the system - Multiple POVs (including the cat's sometimes) Inspirations from: - The Eminence in Shadow - The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya - Wizardry 8 - The Faraway Paladin Updates Mon-Wed-Fri Cover art by MA Sayurii. This story is only posted on Royal Road. If you find it anywhere else, it has been stolen. Arcs - Lorelark Arc (Chapter 1) - Ardark Arc (Chapter 26) - Ygg Latten Bay Arc (Chapter 58)

The world’s evolving. The System is waking up. And it already sees Alexander as a threat. Alexander died and woke up in a world not so different from his own. Except for the aliens. And the superhumans. He's looking forward to meeting an alien. Supes? Not so much. See, somehow he’s become a villain. Worse, he’s put together a supervillain team. And now every superhero and bounty hunter in the country is after him. But at least he’s made some damn good friends along the way. Besides, what’s the point of having superpowers if you don’t intend to do something with them? It’s a world where the rich and powerful get away with murder, and heroes cause as much destruction as the bad guys. Alexander’s going to change that, no matter the cost. And at the center of all the madness is something no one truly understands: A System, still being born. Shaped by humanity's hopes and dreams. Greed and ambition. Not to mention the desperation. And it doesn't just want this world. It wants all of them. What to expect: From weak to strong to godlike; a relentless climb in power and mastery An antagonistic System slowly expanding its reach, seeking to control all things Slow-burn reveals with Multiversal stakes, and layers of mystery to unravel Gritty, character-driven progression fantasy in a soft sci-fi universe A sharp, tactical protagonist growing into his role while bending the System to his will Superpowers, cybernetics, starships, and magic Found family, morally grey decisions, and the cost of ambition Frequent updates: Monday to Friday

An unstoppable empire meets an immovable man. Magic portals open up all over the world, and Malachi loses everything to them. Each new rift brings monsters and magic wielders. It’s a war against Earth—and Earth is losing. But Malachi’s got a home to defend, a missing sister to find, and a chip on his shoulder. When an operation goes wrong, he finds himself trapped on the other side of a new kind of portal, facing certain death. But with danger comes opportunity. He gains the System the invaders' magic comes from, letting him grow in power: classes, magic, enchanted weapons and armor, abilities that can be merged, and secret knowledge. Malachi faces deadly foes in the realms beyond the portals, but also allies. Monstrous humanoids who are willing to help turn the tide against the invading empire, who will delve dungeons, travel the realms, and fight to save what they care about most. People like him who refuse to give up. The odds are impossible, but if there’s one thing Malachi has, it’s tenacity. The empire will break before he does. Update Schedule : Rapid release during launch, then 3/week (Monday, Wednesday, Friday) as long as I can! What to expect : - Portal Apocalypse - Mixing sysapoc, portal break, and isekai elements - Not your typical System - LitRPG-lite progression - Exploration of strange worlds and ancient mysteries - A fighter/tank MC and party combat - Skill merging Cover art by Leekent at Kart Studio. The book is exclusively on Royal Road and Patreon. If you find it anywhere else, it’s stolen.

Logan was set to enjoy an early retirement. Instead, he died when Earth was torn apart by a monstrous entity. Through divine intervention, humanity is resurrected in another world. Armed with a Craftsman class, Logan fights to build a new life alongside his fellow HOA members. They must contend with the guilds that control trade here, hoarding knowledge like a dragon's gold, all while under the rule of a corrupt duke. Fortunately for Logan, he doesn’t need them. He spent the last fifteen years devouring crafting tutorials. Leatherworking, smithing, Turkish parchment making, Japanese paper umbrellas- you name it, he’s seen it. And with every point of Wisdom granted by his class, those lessons come back a little clearer. In fact, he has a whole guide to surviving the end of the world. He just needs to write the damn thing. What to expect: ⚒ Crafting Focused LitRPG ⚒ City Building ⚒ Cozy Slice-of-life mixed with Adventure ⚒ Old Friends and Found Family ⚒ No Romance

The day I was born my parents rejoiced, so did the world. Twenty years ago, rifts opened, giving humanity access to the Akashic system—the recorder of everything. Those who entered the rifts were called riftwalkers, they brought many things out with them: gold, gems, artifacts and skillcards. I too want to become a riftwalker, but not for the boons they give, but to learn the stories they tell. The unconquered fort that fell overnight, the empire which was eaten from inside, the tragedy of the princess who ran away with a pirate. This story isn't about me becoming overpowered, though it happens anyway. It’s about me doing what I love. Exploring the rifts and experiencing the tales they want to tell. What to Expect - Hundreds of unique Skillcards and abilities - A power system and economy built around Skillcards - An MC with Skillmerge skillcard that creates powerful new cards - Rifts with wildly different settings, histories, and self-contained stories - First-person POV

Tabitha Diaz fits in, wherever she winds up. Even when that wherever is another world entirely. "Wear the mask long enough and you become the mask," isn't scary for the mask... *** NOTE: If you are not an Adult or not interested in reading about people dealing maturely (sometimes not so maturely) with Adult issues, please go read Blank or Iron Angel . The former is YA, the latter might as well be. ALSO: While I didn't have a particular goal (other than writing daily) when I started the Diary, my initial thought was Isekai Action Adventure. Unfortunately, I am incapable of writing to spec, and as Shipgirl said, "congratulations, dear, you've written a Romance". So expect a lot of talking about feelings and relationships. *** What To Expect: OP MC who is far too clueless to realize how OP she is. Slice of Life. Many Slice. Much Life. Very of. Wow. Humor so stupid it makes the MC look smart, if that's even possible. WLWLW Romance between two Bi Women and their Tiger-Woman Maid, with far more content about post-connection living and loving than 'will they / won't they' faffing about. POLY Romance in a non-heteronormative society. In case WLWLW with three Ws instead of two wasn't clear. Slow Burn everything , because each IRL day covers one day in the MC's life. More or less. Weak to Slightly Less Weak Moral Compass Progression Occasional over the top threats when MCs family is threatened. Occasional bouts of even-further-over-the-top violence when MCs family member(s) are harmed. Frequent Food Porn, because Young Adult Olympic Tier Athletes Eat Much Food. Unusual yet Not Entirely Off-Brand Versions of Semi-Familiar European Deities. Limited LitRPG elements, because this is my first LitRPG fiction and I didn't want to lean on those and screw it up. Whatever else Tabitha decides to get up to when she gets a wild hair up her butt. Oh. Profanity. Tons of profanity. Sometimes creative. Often grammatically incorrect and teleologically improbable. You have been warned. "Sir! Tabitha's thirsty again!" "Bring out the horny bat." "We tried that, Sir! Her thirst is too powerful! The bat broke!" "My god, man, throw some Maenads at her or something!" "Oh, no! They're all Reveling, and she's Just Gotten Thirstier!" [Winner of the November 2023 Royal Road Writathon challenge] [Winner of the April 2024 Royal Road Writathon challenge] [Winner of the November 2024 Royal Road Writathon challenge] [Winner of the April 2025 Royal Road Writathon challenge] [Winner of the November 2025 Royal Road Writathon challenge] [Winner of the April 2026 Royal Road Writathon challenge]

Voidwalker - A LitRPG Adventure Original ONGOING LitRPG Portal Fantasy / Isekai Cultivation Male Lead Strong Lead Action Adventure Fantasy Mystery GameLit High Fantasy Survival 781 Followers 364 Pages 33,818 Views 35 Chapters Sep 10, 2026 Turns out, leading a gang of scavenger kids during the AI wars, or becoming a top-tier assassin and founding a notorious crime organization in a VRMMO, isn’t as wild as it gets. You can always sign up for an outer-world expedition and end up in a cultivation wo

Turns out, leading a gang of scavenger kids during the AI wars, or becoming a top-tier assassin and founding a notorious crime organization in a VRMMO, isn’t as wild as it gets. You can always sign up for an outer-world expedition and end up in a cultivation world. Or so Ethan learned. Not your typical xianxia either. Big clans and powerful sects hold sway, but nations answer to councils and monarchies. High-fantasy creatures roam the land, and inheritance sites coexist with dungeons that spawn monsters. Worse yet, in a world where talent is essential, Ethan barely qualifies to cultivate. Still, it's not enough to stop him. While others meditate for decades, he hunts, using his wits, instincts sharpened by thousands of kills, and an AI chip that twists cultivation into something closer to a game. Then a single lie gets out of hand. What should’ve been a casual bluff becomes a multiversal rumor, drawing young prodigies from higher realms straight into Elisium: some hungry for blood, others bound by duty. Now Ethan must carve a path through the chaos he unleashed. Not that he minds. After all, chaos has a habit of hiding opportunity. What to expect: -Weak to strong LitRPG in a western cultivation world -Action-packed adventures with a void assassin -Skill gathering, evolving, and merging -Smart and competent MC -Vast scope spanning across the multiverse -No harem -This is a rewrite of an old story. Book 1&2 complete.

Vrax should be dead by now, And he damn well knows it. Yet he's still here. Delving into the eldritch unknown of the Forsaken Lands, at level zero. Being an overtly picky asshole, and praying for the System to give him the perfect class. Until then he will just have to do his best to outwit or outrun the horrors most other sane adventurers avoid. Everything changes when he gets offered a class with twisted but limitless potential, letting him fight the horrors he has been running from his whole life, with even worse creatures of his own making. Vrax will- Take a prank too far and "accidentally" unleash Man eating Daisies upon the world. Wake/Make horrors beyond human comprehension. Probably disappoint his father. Make a town irrationally afraid of dandelions. Steady burn progression, from level zero to being a problem for those dickheads from the church. Not as fast as mage tank but not as slow as runesmith. Mc gets a very unique powerset allowing him to craft and twist monsters into deadly horrors.

When the kaiju came, Peter did what any experienced agent would and took an indefinite vacation. Someone else could handle this shit. A year later, the coverage still said everything was under control. Then he ran into a kaiju in central Delaware, over a hundred miles from the supposed battle lines. So, the vacation's over. Time to dust off the endurance-stacking build, figure out what bullshit update the System got in the meantime, and join the Kaiju Suppression Force. This year's KPI: commit kaiju genocide. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- What to expect: 1) a dark and a funny story 2) relationships between adults, which are 3% romantic and 97% messed up 3) a freshly updated system that totally works, with no glitches and no backward compatibility issues

Getting hit by a truck is unexpected, but waking up in a world ruled by Magic and Classes sure beats that. Ivor Harving opens his eyes on a completely new planet, in a new body and with new memories. Gone was the 30-year-old minimum wage worker; instead, he now held the identity of a man of the same name but different standing: the youngest son of a Count, who has been expelled to the barren lands of the Blackfire Kingdom, bordering an endless, unexplored forest and a ginormous mountainside. Ivor felt like he had been granted a second chance before he realized what this entailed. He has a starving town to rule and must survive monster waves and bandit attacks. On a planet filled with endless wars and conflicts, ruled by magic and Classes, that is a sure death sentence. But armed with a unique Class that allows him to simulate the lives of different people on different planets—giving him a plethora of Skills and experience—Ivor will be equipped with everything he needs to survive. Together with his ever-loyal butler, a mischievous cat, Ivor promises to make something of himself and the land he has been granted. Or maybe more. The powerful rule, and Ivor Harving will become the strongest of them all.

A hunger that knows no limits. A path forged through sweat and blood. Seth was just a commoner from the outskirts who could only dream of the world of ranks, spells, and attributes reserved for Wielders. But after awakening as a Primalist and forming a bond with an arcane beast, he quickly learns that dreams and reality are nothing alike. In his nation, power is inherited, not earned. The noble families hoard wealth and opportunity, offering low-born like Seth mere scraps with which to grow. Desperate to escape a life of misery, Seth fights for a place in the nation's most prestigious magic academy, yet in doing so, he finds himself thrown into a viper's nest of arrogance and injustice. Fortunately for him, his new class feeds on danger rather than privileges : the riskier the hunt, the greater the reward. Every obstacle only fuels his growth. Every deadly battle fought pushes him further than others could ever hope to reach. If Seth wants the freedom to choose his own future, he'll have to embrace the instincts of a predator and claim what the world was never willing to give him. Because to thrive as a Primalist, the hunt must never end. Release Schedule: 3 chapters a week (M-W-F) Chapter length: 2000 to 3500 words Line editing with JD Book Services Cover: Kartstudio Copyright © N.B.Dravenlord, 2025. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior permission of the copyright owner. Ascension of the Primalist is only posted on Royal Road and my Patreon. Any publication elsewhere is stolen and violates my copyright.

I actually got isekai’d once. It happened 10 years ago, when I was just a 16-year-old kid suffering from "main character syndrome." I slipped on the stairs, and the next thing I knew that I was in a place called Averula. That place had monsters, a Demon King bent on world domination, and "Heroes" carrying the hopes of the kingdom on their backs. Being the traveler from the other world I was, I figured I should shoulder some of that burden. So, I joined the Hero’s party as the sixth member. Also the one everyone called the errand boy. I spent three years cooking, peeling oranges, serving tea, giving massages, and literally fanning those "Heroes" - only to kick the bucket in the final boss fight. The last thing I saw? My so-called "comrades" decided I wasn't worth wasting a Resurrection Elixir on. Luckily, I woke up back in my old world. After that, I’ve spent the last 10 years living a quiet, peaceful life. And I was perfectly happy keeping it that way forever. But now, the god that kicked me to the other world in the first place wants me to go back, right to the moment before it all started. For what? To be an errand boy again? I’m not feeling that idea at all. ------------------------ What to expect: ● Smart, witty, supportive MC. ● Character driven. ● A lot of plot twist.

Fifteen years ago, dungeons appeared across the world. Humanity didn't collapse. It got rich. Mana stones revolutionized energy, medicine, agriculture, transportation, and technology, kicking off the greatest economic boom in history. In America, delving became just another career—if your idea of a career involves living out of a trailer, crossing the country from dungeon to dungeon, hunting monsters, leveling up, and hoping the next drop is worth a fortune. Matthew Hayes never planned on becoming a delver. At twenty-eight, he had just quit his logistics job with a $100,000 severance package and absolutely no idea what to do next. Then he stumbled across videos of delvers traveling America in pickups and trailers, clearing dungeons by day and sorting loot by the campfire at night. A road trip with loot? That actually sounded pretty good. There was only one thing Matt needed to do first: finally get the Unique Skill he'd ignored for fifteen years assessed. The result was not what he expected. COPY — SSS Rank Matt can perfectly copy any Unique Skill he personally witnesses being activated. No weakened versions. No temporary imitations. No limit on how many he can store. For now, he can only copy skills up to C-rank and equip two at a time. For now. So Matt buys a truck, finds a trailer, and heads for his first F-rank dungeon. His plan is simple: Level up. Find better loot. Build something ridiculous. And see just how far across America an SSS-rank skill can take him. Dungeon Drifter is a modern-day dungeon-crawling LitRPG focused on loot hunting, buildcrafting, Skill Gems, rare and unique equipment, dungeon road trips, and a protagonist whose greatest advantage isn't a single overpowered build— it's being able to collect all of them. What to Expect Loot-heavy dungeon crawling — rare drops, Unique items, Skill Gems, crafting, and a lot of build tinkering. A modern American dungeon road trip — pickups, trailers, dungeon camps, and traveling from one dungeon to the next. PoE/Diablo-style buildcrafting — gear requirements, Passives, Skill Gems, Support Gems, resistances, and plenty of expensive mistakes to avoid. An SSS-rank Copy ability with real long-term potential — Matt starts at Level 1 and has to build the library, levels, gear, and knowledge to make it absurd. Solo delving and temporary parties — Matt is a drifter, not a permanent lone wolf. A prosperous dungeon world, not an apocalypse — humanity adapted, commercialized magic, and built an entire economy around delving.

Hale's last memory was jumping into the river to save a girl. Now, he awoke in another world filled with magic and mana. He was trapped in the body of an evil dark mage who had just lost a battle—one arm severed and his body covered in countless scars. And it seemed this was the result of a failed transmigrator who had inhabited this body before him. As if things weren't bad enough, he was bound to a system that forced him to atone for every single sin this body had ever committed! --------------------------------------------------- "Do you remember your name?" "No. But the kid called me Hale Wallace or something, didn’t he?" "So, you've also forgotten that you are a traitor to Berula, who then became a commander for the enemy nation of Seki, once led an invasion against Ember, and are a loathsome, feared Necromancer who was just defeated and presumed dead by Sword Master of Berula?" "...Yeah." "Then I suppose you've also forgotten claiming to be some kind of ' transmigrator from another world'?" Hale’s jaw dropped. Was the previous owner of this body also a transmigrator? --------------------------------------------------- What to expect: ● Strong to weak MC (just kidding, he'll be strong again) ● Plot twist and drama. ● Lite LitRPG and GameLit ● Found family ● Romance subplot, no harem. This story takes place in the same world as The Uprising of the Hero Party's Underling , but it won't have any impact during the early stages of the plot .

Ten years after Earth was integrated into the System, Ivan Marcellion is still nobody important. While others became warriors, mages, nobles, and Champions, Ivan ended up as an [Arcane Scribe] stuck in a basement, copying cheap spell scrolls by hand for people who barely remember his name. His Class is slow, his future is worse, and the world has made it clear that production-class workers are meant to stay quiet and replaceable if they want to remain useful. Everything changes when the ruler of Sky Reach forces him to copy a corrupted Mythic Scroll that has already killed or broken every scribe before him. Ivan survives by doing the one thing he was never supposed to do... He [Comprehends] it. The scroll is not merely magic. It is System code. That discovery costs Ivan his Class, his Levels, and the miserable life he spent ten years building. In return, he awakens [Inscriber of Principles] , a Unique Class capable of reading the architecture behind spells and rewriting enchantments others consider absolute. Exiled and hunted by powers far beyond his Level, the insignificant scribe must turn a decade of thankless rune-spell copying into something no warrior, Champion, or God knows how to control.

At first, she was just the guild cat. Or is she? A fluffy white cat living in an adventurer’s guild, spending her days napping in warm spots, stealing food, and watching adventurers come and go. Then one day, she ate something she shouldn't have. After swallowing a strange monster core, she gains access to a status window. The problem? She's still a cat, and the world outside the guild walls is darker and crueler than the warm corner she calls home. Adventurers don't always come back. The monsters aren't the only danger. And a cat, no matter what she does, is still hopelessly very small in every sense. Follow an ordinary guild cat as she grows alongside the stubborn adventurers in her territory, she calls family and discovers that loving them might be the most dangerous thing she ever does. What to Expect -Weak to strong -Third-person limited -Slow LitRPG -Found family -Grimdark world -Slice of life chapters -No harem, no isekai, no chosen one Update schedule TBD - aiming for 1-3 chapters per week after initial chapters

Li Qinwu has been reincarnated as a lowly Goblin. In a world of high fantasy and ancient magic, he awakens the Mount & Blade System . From a ragged band of outcasts to a disciplined legion, Li Qinwu will recruit soldiers, fortify his strongholds, and claw his way up the Technology Tree . From the clash of medieval steel to the thunder of Great War artillery, he will redraw the world map in blood and iron. Witness the rise of a green-skinned empire through the eras of total war. He will conquer the continents, enslave the "noble" races, and bring a gritty, industrial reality to this magical realm. The world is his canvas—and he plans to paint it red.

When the sword awakens, its slept so long that it has forgotten everything but hunger. It is a weapon made to feast on death and blood, and the more bodies that it leaves in its wake, the stronger it gets. Bloodstained Blade is a fantasy gamelit, where the main character is the blade, and not the person wielding it. So, expect the wielder of the blade to die occasionally and be replaced with another man or monster as the Ebon Blade pursues its own goals no matter the cost. Expect: Upgrades, plot twists, new wielders, numbers to go up, violence, and revenge. Updates: Tuesday, Thursday, Sunday.

Kithren choose a human partner for life, and bonding with them grants access to skills and the ability to grow stronger. What it shouldn't give them is a system of their own and access to Magic, something long extinct within the human race. This is what happened to Ant, rejected by the Kithren at 17. For five years he has been alone, now homeless and forgotten by his clan who stopped seeing him the moment his name stopped opening doors for them. That all changed when he finally bonded, only this one shouldn't have existed. It had no chip, no obvious clan mark and no record anywhere of what species it was. The chips provide the system, yet Ant's is older, more alive and it belongs to him alone. For the first time in his life, Ant can grow and he's not planning on doing it quietly. But gaining levels and strength this fast draws attention, and not all of it is friendly. Somewhere out there, an older more powerful clan has started asking questions about what has bonded to him. Questions that suggest it was never his to find at all. He spent five years wanting to be like everyone else. What found him isn't going to let him.