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I Cultivate Using System Exp

On the day of the Grand Sect’s disciple selection, a soul from another world awakens inside the body of a young cultivator candidate. The first thing he does—like every transmigrator in legends—is call for a system. Nothing answers. Believing himself abandoned by fate, he steels his heart and submits to spirit root testing. The result shocks neither elders nor himself: a mid-tier Thunder Spirit Root—not trash, not genius, merely… average. Enough to cultivate, but never enough to dominate a world where monsters are born every generation. And then— The system activates. Unlike the orthodox cultivators who meditate for decades, refine pills, and comprehend Dao laws, his path is brutally simple: Kill. Gain EXP. Level Up. A cold, mechanical interface unfolds before him—stats, levels, skills, equipment, and a boundless shop. Spiritual beasts become experience. Secret realms become hunting grounds. Techniques, weapons, and forbidden arts can be purchased as long as he has points to pay. While others struggle to break bottlenecks, he ascends through sheer slaughter. Accepted into the Sword Hall by an eccentric but terrifying elder, he becomes the sixth disciple among five vastly different seniors—each sharp-tongued, battle-hardened, and secretly protective. Though his cultivation appears slow on the surface, they soon realize something is wrong. Why does his aura grow heavier after every battle? Why do beasts fear him instinctively? Why does death itself seem to feed him? From sect trials to secret realms, from mortal kingdoms to immortal battlefields, the protagonist carves a path stained with thunder and blood. As his system evolves and the heavens begin to take notice, one truth becomes clear: This world was built on cultivation—but it will be conquered by leveling. And when even immortals stand in his way, he will do what he has always done. Kill. Level up. Ascend.
Ismael_Ash · 1.6k Views

Bastard of the Imperial Line: Transmigrated Trash's Prince Act

Kim Woojin, 27, had two talents in life: surviving on instant food, and being unreasonably good at video games. His room was always dark, lit only by a monitor. The floor was a battlefield of empty energy drink cans and snack wrappers. He didn’t go out unless it was to restock supplies—because why touch grass when you can grind levels? The one thing that still made sense to him was . He played it like it was a job, a religion, and a life support machine all at once. When Part 3 released, he pushed through exhaustion and cleared a brutal route, earning a spot among the top rankers. Then the game offered a “special gift.” Woojin, as any responsible adult would, clicked Yes without reading the fine print. He blacked out. And woke up in darkness with other voices around him—panicked strangers who seemed just as clueless. A floating blue screen appeared, welcoming the “Rankers” into the world of . The “gift” was simple, polite, and horrifying: they could never return home. Then came pain—splitting, burning, cell-tearing agony. And then Woojin woke up again. This time, in a luxurious room that screamed wealth and power… while bleeding from a sword wound like a background extra who died in the first episode of a drama. For one glorious moment, he thought he’d won the transmigration lottery. A noble! A young master! A life of luxury, servants, and possibly a harem if the universe had any taste. His new identity was Sepehr Ivor Ashenvale—a name Woojin had never seen in five years of playing the game. Not a hero. Not a villain. Not even a memorable NPC. Just an unknown extra. A bastard of the Imperial line. A half-noble born from a concubine—politically inconvenient, socially disposable, and apparently very stab-able. ————————————————— #No Smut, #No Yuri, #Academy, #Faceslapping [Discord]: https://discord.gg/smHjvT2JF
Sylph009 · 3.2k Views

Eternal Mastery: Slime Trapped in Time

Yet again, Earthlings were summoned. A dying Time God, already half-corrupted, descended upon Earth with nothing but a single, blinking eye. No body. No mercy. Before he could explain why the other world was collapsing—or what happened—he died. The chosen were cursed. Each Earthling aged from 12 to 60 was reincarnated into another world. Each was trapped in an isolated time loop. Each was abandoned without answers. Ganesh chose to reincarnate as the weakest race imaginable: a slime. Not for survival—but because the system offered him a trait, very powerful: Eternal Mastery [Mythic]. With every death, his body reset. With every loop, his masteries, learned techniques, and pain carried over. He awakened in a slime farm, where slimes were bred like cattle, harvested for food, and burned alive for amusement. He learned quickly. He died quickly. Again. And again. And again. Across loops, Ganesh experimented with his own existence— Fire Slime {Uncommon}. Water Slime {Uncommon}. Acid Slime {Uncommon}. Elemental Slime {Rare+}. Spirit Slime {Legendary}. Dragon Slime {Mythic}. Even Primordial Slime {Divine}. But strength revealed truth. Humans had erased their own history using sealed artifacts. Demons were branded as betrayers. Gods fought unholy beings elsewhere—leaving their failures behind. Beneath ruined cities and sealed fortresses, eldritch creatures waited— Rituals granted power along with a curse. Artifacts erased wills. Faith was devoured before it could bloom. And the deeper Ganesh went, the clearer it became: The world had lost hope and was corrupted with Eldritch. Even the sun and moon were taken over by Eldritch. Now, as gods fall, timelines fracture, and ancient wars resurface, Ganesh must decide— Will he save the world Or will he follow the same path… and become something unholy himself? Dark Fantasy • Time Loop • Eldritch Horror • Progression Fantasy Daily Updates A dark progression fantasy with time loops and psychological erosion (for readers who enjoyed the despair and repetition of Re:Zero). No one 17 and under admitted is due to gore and dark... And an important note, something happens near the end of Arc 3, this is for those who feel limitless loops have no tension....because he can still loop—but every reset tears his soul apart. The truth behind this wound is revealed near the end of Arc Three. {Read it to find out}
DreamsAllDay · 224.3k Views

I Don't Want This Kind of System!!

Everly, a connoisseur of orphan-to-riches tropes, always assumed her origin story began with a dramatic abandonment at the orphanage gates. Turns out, her life was even more cliché than her favorite novels! She wasn't merely dumped; she was swapped—a long-lost heiress to a vast fortune. Just when she thought her life couldn't get any more tropey, a mysterious System materialized, offering her a chance at a "good ending." The catch? Its "abilities" ranged from the utterly bizarre to the downright mortifying, making Everly question if a happy ending was truly worth the existential cringe. *** System 006: [Host, please choose 1 of these 3 system abilities!] Everly: "They're all weird! Let me just pick random!" System 006: [Hehe... host, I forgot to say that each system will have consequences, so something will happen to you when you use it...] Everly: "!!!" Days later, having been reunited with her biological family and experimenting with the System's... unique function, the consequence were already glaringly apparent. Her beloved brother: "My little sister is precious, but I need therapy to keep up with her alien-like thinking." Handsome man 1: "She's a pervert! I'm scared she'll take my innocence..." Handsome man 2: "Every time she talks, I feel like killing her. Is that normal?" NOTE: Please disconnect all logical circuits before proceeding with this novel, as it's an absolute chaotic comedy where the MC, Everly, has several screws loose in her brain. Don't expect much normalcy here—sanity checked out long ago and never came back.
callciel_rin · 96.8k Views