survival

They threw him into the dark to feed a slumbering god. They didn't know the god was starving—and that the boy was hungrier. For millennia, the Blood Lotus Sect has sacrificed its weakest to the Abyssal Pit. But when a hollow, nameless boy is tossed into the void, the dying god below doesn't consume him. Instead, the ancient horror becomes his parasite. Climbing out of the abyss in the stolen skin of a murdered disciple named Dver, the boy infiltrates the sect. The arrogant elders and young masters think he's just bottom-tier trash. They don't realize he's an apex predator whose cultivation requires him to devour theirs. As Dver turns the deadly sect into his hunting ground, the flawless Saintess tries to save him—unaware he only plans to deliciously corrupt her. A grand sacrifice is approaching, but the elders have no idea the abyss is already walking among them, smiling, and waiting to swallow them whole.

Magic is not a divine gift. It is simply primitive, highly inefficient engineering. Daniel Miller, Oxford's youngest and most ruthless mathematics professor, lived a life governed by absolute logic. But when an unexpected heart attack ends his life, his calculation is rudely interrupted. He awakens in a world of swords and magic, trapped in the body of Adrian Faulkner—the notoriously incompetent "Trash Professor" of the Royal Academy. Adrian has shattered mana channels, zero talent, a pending expulsion, and a haughty fiancée demanding an annulment. By this world's standards, his life is effectively over. But Daniel isn't bound by their pathetic standards. [System Synchronized: The Cosmic Architect] Armed with an analytical interface that translates magical flow into readable geometry, Daniel realizes this world's "geniuses" are nothing but amateurs wasting 80% of their energy on useless, flashy runes. Why chant for five seconds when you can calculate the exact vector of a spell and neutralize it with a single, microscopic touch? Why fear Tier-4 catastrophic beasts when you can dismantle their atomic bonds using thermodynamics? The arrogant nobles want to step on him? The Academy wants to expel him? "Go ahead," Daniel smiles coldly. "But remember... any structure can be systematically demolished if you know exactly which variable to delete."

Woo Jin was once a genius actor—a recluse who lived in total isolation after a traumatic past forced him to sever all ties with the world and abandon his career. After years in the shadows, he finally decides to take one last chance on a massive, career-defining project. But instead of waking up on a film set, he opens his eyes in a gloomy, opulent manor reeking of stale alcohol. He has become Victor von Hellsworth: a drunken aristocrat, the most loathed father in history, and the man whose death at the hands of his own children is destined to trigger the end of the world. Now, trapped in the body of a villain, Woo Jin must deliver the performance of a lifetime. To survive, he must play the role of the father and the tyrant, using only his acting mastery to navigate a world of magic and knights where his own children are the ones thirsting for his blood.

After waking up, everyone will travel through a wasteland world, and the survivors will face various challenges such as acid rain, extreme cold, extreme heat and mutant creatures. Every corner holds unknown dangers, and the survivors have to adapt to this harsh environment. To withstand natural disasters, the survivors must build their own shelters in this dangerous land, stockpile enough water and resources to survive before the disaster strikes. While others struggle daily to gather rotten scraps and fight over limited supplies, fear and desperation slowly spread through the wasteland. Vikram Parker awakened a plant system. While others are scraping for a little bit of food, Vikram can cultivate crops. While survivors reinforce their shelters with fragile wood and broken metal, he grows living walls of vines and sturdy thornwood. His plants can bear fruits, purify water, and gradually transform barren land into fertile soil. As the regional chat fills with panic before every incoming disaster, Vikram calmly harvests fresh vegetables inside his green sanctuary. Looking at the endless cries for help and warnings of starvation, he can’t help but think. Surviving in the apocalypse isn’t that hard. Goals for the first 300 chapters: - every 30 Power Stones = 1 Extra Chapter! Every 20 Golden Tickets = 2 Extra Chapters! A Castle = 5 extra chapter! A Spacecraft = 10 extra chapters! A Gachapon = 15 extra chapters! ................................................

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The bells rang at 8:47 AM on a Monday. Not school bells. The other kind. The kind that ended the world. Ethan Cole has spent three years being invisible. Average grades, no friends, no future worth mentioning — except for one thing that keeps happening to him: Zara Voss and her group make sure every day is worse than the last. He doesn't know why she chose him. He stopped asking. Zara Voss is the daughter of the most powerful family in the city. Perfect grades, perfect face, perfect future — and a secret she has never told anyone about why she can't leave Ethan Cole alone. Not even she fully understands it. Then the Integration hits. The sky cracks. Monsters pour through. The System appears in everyone's vision and assigns them a Class based on their survival instinct data — which is just a clinical way of saying how afraid you've been, for how long. Ethan gets Class: Void Walker. Zara gets Class: Commander. Commanders need a Void Walker to survive the first dungeon. There is only one Void Walker left alive in their sector. She needs him. He knows it. The apocalypse has terrible timing.

Michael Aster used to dominate arenas as a rising esports star, dropping out of high school at sixteen and becoming a millionaire by seventeen. But when real-life monsters invaded, the world shifted its focus, leading to the collapse of sponsorships and leagues. Now eighteen, Michael retired from gaming. At nineteen, he watches hunters on TV in a Seoul bar when something extraordinary happens, a system awakens in his mind. Unlike other hunters, he gains a combat interface resembling a competitive shooter. He must lock in weapons, spend credits for gear, and adhere to strict rules as monsters attack around him. In a chaotic world, Michael's system lacks flashy powers, but he possesses one crucial advantage: perfect aim and timing, honed through years of high-pressure gameplay. Now, he must use these skills to survive and reach the next checkpoint before time runs out.

Forks is a town that hides its secrets well until someone arrives who doesn’t belong to any of them. When a quiet teenage boy with obsidian black hair streaked with crimson and silver transfers to Forks High School, he draws attention without trying. His black purple eyes, dark as polished stone, seem to notice things no one else does especially the Cullens. Unlike Bella Swan, he doesn’t fall blindly into the mystery. Unlike the wolves of La Push, he isn’t bound by blood or treaty. And unlike the vampires, he is not immortal yet something about him unsettles them all. As rain falls endlessly over Forks, the balance between humans, vampires, and werewolves begins to shift. The boy is not a savior, not a monster, and not a chosen one just a human standing at the edge of truths that should never be known. Some secrets hunt you back.

​The world, Earth, was devastated by the Great Incursion, an apocalyptic invasion by dimension-hopping monsters. Humanity's only hope now lies in Galaxy Fall, a newly accessible parallel world where they can gain strength through a System of quests and missions. ​Five hours after the Invasion, the betrayed survivor Mirabella is mysteriously reborn and gains a unique power: the [Master Account System]. Her initial skill is the deceptively simple but devastating 'Multiplier x100', which applies a 100 times buff to all her offensive capabilities, including physical attacks, spirit energy skills, and damage-over-time effects. ​Mirabella must now transform from a silent survivor into the world's most feared warrior, who was only scared of one thing, which is? "I Hope I don't run out of opponents in Both worlds."

Eat. Evolve. Dissolve. In the Rotting Forest, biomass is the only currency that matters. Grow stronger, or become food. Born from the ribs of a dying titan, a scavenger awakens with the Gene Weaver System: the power to harvest DNA from the dead and graft it onto his own body. Claws. Wings. Bone armor. Venom. But evolution comes with a price. Every mutation pushes the body closer to Structural Collapse. Cross that threshold, and too many upgrades will tear the organism apart, reducing it to a puddle of failed biology. In this forest, becoming the Apex predator is easy. Staying alive afterward is the real challenge. What to expect: Hardcore progression (every upgrade costs Stability) Strategic evolution and biological trade offs Dark, high stakes ecosystem survival A true monster protagonist (no human hero) Updates Daily | Grimdark | Evolution | LitRPG

The year is 2026. A devout Christian named Arthur Bennett wins a lottery to participate in a virtual reality experience at a high-tech company called Elysium. The program utilizes a VR pod to immerse users in a world based on a popular cartoon from Japan. As the other participants—a mix of personalities with varying degrees of Japanese animation knowledge—prepare to enter the simulation, Arthur remains the only one who has never indulged in anime. Upon entering this new world, he discovers an unsettling truth: if he dies in this world, he dies for real. Arthur eventually finds himself trapped in prison, unable to log out, and demanding to be released from the program. Calls go unanswered, and things become nightmarish, where hunger, thirst, hygiene, and even death are all real. Angered that he was deceived, he abandons all sense of logic and vows to become a villain no one had ever seen coming.

Trapped in a monastery of breathtaking nuns, Charles recognizes them from Witch Monastery—they’re monsters in saintly disguises, hungry for his flesh.

When Luffy had an extra teacher on board, he became a world-class powerhouse before even leaving the East Blue.

After her grandfather's death, Bai Hanyun was disowned by her parents and cast out of the Bai family. With nowhere else to go, she left the city and returned to the countryside. There, by a twist of fate, she discovered an antique mirror hidden in the basement of her newly purchased home. From that moment on, strange events began to unfold—until one day, she stumbled upon a prayer from a young general. Feng Xiyan, besieged by the Yuezhi Tribe and betrayed by the imperial court, had been driven into a desperate corner. With no access to water, food, or medicine, he and the citizens of Xiqiang City could do nothing but await death. But just as all hope seemed lost, Heaven intervened. From that moment on, the Feng Army and the people of Xiqiang City had enough food and water, living lives more prosperous than even the Emperor himself.

After a bus crash in his previous life, a man awakens in the summer of 2010 as the "forgotten" sixth member of Lenny Feder’s legendary childhood clique. He is bonded to the "Rewind & Repair Protocol," a causality-manipulating system that identifies "critical bugs"—emotional damage and missed opportunities—within the friend group's history. Using the system's "Causal Intuition," he must navigate the high-stakes comedy of a lake house reunion while spending points to fix his friends' crumbling lives. As he raises his "World Integration Score," he discovers that being a true friend is the only way to keep the timeline from glitching out of existence.

a kid who's dream is just like any other normal kid, want to use a magic want to live in isekai fantasy world that kid got killed in terrorist attack and reborn in a world were pure magic exist but kid don't get overpower after birth he train him self so he and his family can live in that magical world but can he live like he want?

Jasmine received "shocking" news: she had to marry the Dragon Ghost as his wife. But in exchange, after the marriage, she would inherit the entire estate, subjects, and territory of her husband. Jasmine was overjoyed: "Is there such a sweet deal in this world?" On the wedding day, she dressed up sharply and stepped into the magnificent cathedral, casting an affectionate glance toward her future partner. And then she saw... a Dragon Egg. The majestic Dragon Ghost was nowhere to be seen; there was only an egg lying there all by itself. Inventory of assets: A dilapidated castle, with drafty winds blowing in from all directions. Subjects: Three hundred skin-and-bone slaves who, at first glance, looked like walking skeletons about to collapse from hunger. Territory: A dead land spanning ten thousand square kilometers around the Dragon Valley, so desolate that "dogs eat stones and chickens eat pebbles." Jasmine knew she had fallen for the scam of the century, but unfortunately, the knights who escorted Jasmine here had long since "whipped their horses and vanished," running away a long time ago. An old butler, so aged he could barely walk, tremblingly stepped forward, waiting for the new Lord's instructions: "My Lord..." Jasmine held the "egg-husband" in her arms, and her rational nerves snapped: "I have land and people, could I really let myself starve to death?" Putting words into action, Jasmine rolled up her sleeves and officially embarked on the path of tilling the soil to get rich. Many years later. A strange town suddenly appeared on the mainland, rumored to be obscenely wealthy. From that place flowed exquisite fabrics, pure white porcelain, and sparkling jewelry... Anyone who had ever set foot there could not help but exclaim in amazement, while wandering poets competed to compose poems praising that prosperity until their throats were sore. A certain greedy King became overcome with avarice and brought a massive army, intending to seize the town for his own. The result? They were treated to the sight of a giant dragon descending from the sky to "pay them a visit."

What if death wasn’t the end… but a curse that keeps repeating? In her first life, she was Valkyrie Variana Verus—the beloved daughter of Helios Verus, a royal princess born into power and legacy. But her life was cut short at the age of five, before she could even understand the world around her. Her story should have ended there. But it didn’t. She was reborn into a new world—this time as a boy named Umi in the modern era. Surrounded by love, she tried to live a normal life, to grow, to dream… only for it to be taken away once again by a rare disease at the age of ten. Death came for her twice. And yet… it still wasn’t the end. She awakens again—but this time, in an unfamiliar body, in a world she both remembers and fears. A body that isn’t hers. A fate she doesn’t understand. Caught in a cycle of death and rebirth, haunted by fragments of her past lives, Riana must uncover the truth behind her existence. Why does she keep returning? Is it punishment… or purpose? This time, she refuses to die without answers. And if fate stands in her way— She will break it.

Ryo Kenzaki was good at being invisible. Just another high schooler, keeping his head down and waiting for each day to end. Then a star fell from the sky. When Ryo pulls a dying woman from the crater it leaves behind, he learns the world he knows is already breaking. Beyond it lies the Hunting Realm—a place where monsters are born from fallen Hunters, and something is beginning to push through. Hunted by a creature he cannot understand, Ryo is dragged to a sanctuary between worlds and forced into a choice that was never really his: take up a Kizugami, a living blade forged from wounds, or die before dawn. But the blade doesn’t obey. It judges. As the weapon begins to search his soul, Ryo is pulled into a war he never asked to join—one shadowed by an impossible Eye in the sky, a relentless Kaimon on his trail, and an ending that may already have been decided. Ryo never wanted to be a Hunter. But if becoming one is the only way to protect what remains, he’ll have to answer a far more dangerous question: When the world strips everything from him, can he still stand as himself once more? Character Art by @_iamskiddy

"Poko, you nitwit! You don't deserve to have a spirit bone. Get your ugly spirit beast under control right this instant!" Hearing his old instructor's voice Poko wanted to plead for mercy, he took his eyes off of his crazed hippo for a minute. "I can’t! It won't listen to me!" cried Poko in alarm. Now that the neutral students ran away in fear the mad hippo slowed down, then spun around its eyes filled with rage. It wanted to grow. It wanted more spirit essence and the hippo sensed someone with massive amounts of spirit energy at the edge of the field. The hippo's crazed eyes scanned the area until it spotted Sly then it charged in his direction. Sly sensed that something was wrong despite the hysteria from the spectators and the maddening crowd. Then suddenly he was knocked out of the way by Old Man Biggs who was wrestling with the hippo, "Pay attention boy... move it... you're in no condition to take a hit." Shoved out of the way Sly tripped over his own feet, hitting the ground hard. Despite his old age the trainer still forcefully shoved Sly with all his strength. Old Man Biggs managed to drag the hippo away from Sly but it wasn't very far the hippo kept turning his head to keep its target, namely Sly in sight. Then he watched in a daze as the hippo kicked Old Man Biggs out of the way, its horrible red pupils dilated then fixed on Sly, the hair on its back was stiff and raised in an aggressive posture. Despite its huge size it was light on its feet, now that he sent the trainer to the moon it turned its fierce gaze back to the trembling Sly. Synopsis: After the death of his sister Sly Foxx’ world spirals out of control, and his own near death experience changes his life forever. His family cuts ties with Sly and sends him off to Paradise Academy; a brutal military school for teens. Within hours of starting his journey Sly gets separated from his guide and finds himself lost in a forest. His horrific adventures begin before he even reaches his new school. Sly gets attacked by various beasts with deadly intent. His only lifeline is a sharp and sultry voice that issues commands that only Sly can hear.