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Survival is National Destiny. The "Blocky Civilization" has descended upon Earth, forcing nations to send champions into a deadly, procedurally generated arena. The stakes are absolute: if a player falls, monsters manifest in the real world to destroy cities; if they succeed, their nation receives miraculous buffs to lifespan and health. The "Doomed" Start. When the terrifying Large-Scale Civilization begins, one young man is selected to represent his country. To the world's despair, he draws the dreaded "Sky Island"—a single tree floating over an endless void with no visible resources. While rivals from opposing nations start on resource-rich islands and mock his seemingly inevitable death, he appears destined for a quick end. A Veteran Among Novices. There is just one twist: In this world, humanity remains ignorant of the realm's physics-defying mechanics. They don't know how to craft basic tools, they fear the night, and they view zombies as unstoppable. But the protagonist is a veteran player from Earth who knows every rule. Domination through Knowledge. While experts struggle to survive the first night, he is already breaking the game. • Infinite Resources: He shocks the world by mixing water and lava to create endless stone and generating infinite water from two buckets. • Game-Breaking Tactics: He uses wooden boats to trap teleporting monsters, cures zombie villagers to build a workforce, and uses fishing rods to pull bosses out of the sky. • Dimensional Conquest: While others cower in dirt huts, he conquers the Nether and the Twilight Forest, slaying massive bosses like the Hydra and the Lich with a single strike. As rivals try to sabotage him, they are humiliated by their own ignorance. From a single tree to the construction of a mythical Great Wall in the sky, witness the journey of the only player who knows the rules as he turns a desperate survival challenge into a legendary empire.

Warning: Don't ask shit questions like 'is it harem?' etc, check tags as you are not blind and can see clearly (spectacles included). ___ Finally, Creatures Inc. and Genius Industries announced a historic collaboration—one that Pokémon fans around the world had only ever dreamed of. Their joint project, Pokémon World, is the first fully immersive virtual reality Pokémon game, designed not to be played… but lived. In Pokémon World, players don’t watch trainers from behind a screen anymore. They become one. Set inside a living, breathing Pokémon universe, the game allows players aged ten and above to begin their journey as real trainers. Upon their first login, each player receives a small but meaningful set of items—a single Poké Ball, basic healing supplies, berries, and a spatial bag—just enough to survive their first steps into the wild. From there, the world opens completely. Players can choose any available Pokémon region to begin their adventure, with their starter Pokémon determined by the land they call home. Forest paths, coastal cliffs, snowy mountains, and ancient ruins stretch endlessly before them, each hiding Pokémon waiting to be discovered—not through menus, but through real movement, real decisions, and real risk. Battles unfold in real time. Trainers must dodge attacks, give commands under pressure, and trust their Pokémon to fight alongside them as living partners rather than turn-based tools. PvP battles pit trainers against one another in raw, skill-driven combat, where strategy, timing, and bond matter more than numbers. At the heart of the story is Shunya Shiraishi, an eleven-year-old boy whose love for Pokémon began when he was just a toddler. From anime episodes to games and legends passed down through generations, Pokémon shaped his childhood. Now, with Pokémon World, Shunya steps into the very dream he grew up believing in—unaware that his journey will intertwine with world-shaking events, ancient legendaries, and powerful trainers who stand far beyond what the rules allow. Legendaries are not prizes to be collected. They are forces of nature, revealed only through story arcs and massive world events. While players are limited to a single legendary or mythical partner, the world itself is not so fair—some NPCs walk the land wielding multiple legendary Pokémon, their existence hinting at deeper secrets and looming conflicts yet to unfold. Pokémon World isn’t just a game launch. It’s the moment fantasy crosses into reality. And for Shunya—and every trainer who follows—it’s only the beginning of a journey that will change what it truly means to become a Pokémon Trainer. ___

The world changed in an instant. Humanity no longer stands at the pinnacle of existence. Monsters from Myth and mana arise again into the world, heralding the start. The Start of the Game. In this new world, are the monsters outside even the greatest threat? "Game? I'm pretty good at games."

After transmigrating into the world of Genshin Impact, Li Yan struggled and worked hard for over half a year, finally achieving his dream—marrying Keqing. However, on what should have been their wedding night, Keqing suddenly transformed into a child?! This… this situation— What exactly is he supposed to do now?! Beastly behavior? Or something even worse?!

A wage slave named Bai Ge transmigrates to Teyvat and ends up working under Keqing, the ultimate 996 workaholic. He thinks he’s doomed to an even more inhumane life of overtime. But instead, he unexpectedly awakens the Nine-to-Five System. Nine o’clock clock-in. Five o’clock clock-out. One sign-in per day! So… Sorry about this, Master Keqing— I’m getting off work! From that day on, in an office that was always packed with people working overtime until nine every night, there was suddenly one seat that refreshed unfailingly at five o’clock. Until one day, Keqing finally snapped and chased him down. And then… “Keqing gets off work at five?” “The Jade Chamber closes at five?” “After five o’clock, you can’t even find Ganyu the ‘goat’ anymore!”

Johann’s life had been a mess for most of his years. He couldn’t find anything that could restore him to a normal life. But nothing is impossible. Johann’s life suddenly changed because of something so trivial and unexpected. It was just a console and a video game. Johann’s first video game, The Mayhem, immediately made him feel as if he had a chance at life again. The Hellraider, the main protagonist—the epitome of a badass alpha-male warrior—became a mirror for Johann, fueling his passion for life. However, life isn’t always darkness followed by light forever, yet darkness will come again. Johann’s situation again stood on the edge of an abyss, where his internalization of The Mayhem and Hellraider finally realized and significantly impacted his life, forcing him to open his eyes to the end. Can Johann discover the true meaning of all these events and their connection to what had become his “savior”? Notes Chapter published every 2-3 days. If there's a delay, i will inform in the latest chapter's note. Enjoy reading :)

(One of the best stories you can find in this platform!) Yeman Talisman was bullied by his classmates and framed by his best friend in his high school days. One night, an incident occurred, which he rescued his ex-girlfriend from a drug organization syndicate. Too bad with his bad luck he got killed, when he opened his eyes again, he found himself in a different world? With a gaming-like system! Let’s find out what will happen to him in this world of fantasy. What if he finds out that his old classmates were the heroes of this new world and their leader was none other than his old best friend who framed him not only once, but twice? They got summoned here through a magic circle unlike him! What will happen when the system and magic clash?!!! (Yeman made a promise to himself, that the next time their path cross, he will teach them true despair.) Together with his pets, he will build his clan and rise to power!

A mysterious Hupu Multiverse Rating System appears across worlds, publicly revealing perfect scores and cryptic comments for legendary figures like Otto, Kevin, Aventurine, and Furina. The ratings hint at hidden fates and future tragedies, throwing multiple universes into shock as gods and heroes realize their lives are being judged—and exposed—by unseen observers.

Kratos meets Asura. The Ghost of Sparta collides with the Demigod of the Eight Guardian Generals of Wrath in a cosmic battle that will decide the fate of reality itself. Rage, redemption, and fatherhood bind two warriors— one haunted by the ghosts of his past, the other consumed by fury for his stolen family. Together, they face Eon, a cosmic entity more powerful than any foe they have ever challenged—one who seeks to erase all existence. Swords clash. Stars burn. Fathers fight for the children they love.

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Kael had always slept easily. What unsettled him was when nothing about sleep itself had changed, yet the conversations around it had. People spoke differently now. With anticipation. With relief. With the quiet confidence of those who believed they were about to gain something back. A name surfaced again and again, wrapped in certainty but light on explanation. Utopia:Online. Kael didn’t chase the noise. He traced it. Forums, threads, offhand remarks. What people claimed. What they contradicted. What they stopped talking about altogether. When he finally registers, it isn’t for escape or novelty. It’s because some systems don’t announce their consequences. They reveal them. And once dreams become structured, someone needs to be awake enough to notice.

Maxwell Gillette is Transmigrated into his own game after an accident, waking up as the Lord's crippled heir who is unable to cultivate. Left for dead as the labour of the stables. His fate changes when he activates the Leveling Up system, now armed with the ability of leveling up by just killing and completing quests a new path awaits him as members from his household attempts to take him down. Will he rise? How does he do it? Let's find out together, shall we? NB: The leveling up system for this world is different as player levels decrease when they level up, starting from 10-1. Ranks increase as players level up.

In a world where elite racers partner with intelligent Mecha Girls—AI-driven humanoid machines built to enhance driving performance—fame and glory are earned on the track. Fired and betrayed, racer Derek is left with nothing—until he meets XC-99, a Mecha Girl doomed for recycling. Flawed but blazing fast, she fears she’ll kill any pilot. Derek sees potential. Together, they’ll defy their fate and return to the track.

Roland arrived in the world of Cyberpunk in 2066 — and awakened the PROJECT System. From that moment on, another giant began to quietly rise within the neon sprawl of Night City. Years later, Roland sat by the window, a small mechanical spider with a mantis-shaped head resting in his palm, a pet lizard curled in his arms. The world outside was still dazzling, the city still alive — yet somewhere along the way, something had quietly shifted. During an interview, when someone brought up the Arasaka Corporation, they casually asked: “Arasaka Tower? There’s no such building in Night City — at least, not below…” The man slowly lifted his head, his eyes reflecting the city skyline — and behind him, a massive inverted triangle blazed with the blinding white PROJECT logo. (CYBERPUNK x LEAGUE OF LEGENDS)

At the twilight of the 19th century, the cowboys of the American West stood on the brink of extinction — their wild, untamed days slipping into legend. In the midst of this fading frontier, Logan Song awakens… within the body of Dave Callander — the man destined to die in the opening moments of Red Dead Redemption. But this time, the story won’t end the same. This time, he seizes his fate with both hands. “Dutch… I’ve got a plan.”

Pei Guang was invited by an online friend to beta test a game. The bad news? The game offers an ultra-realistic experience, where the character's skills are a patchwork of various games. The good news? All the skills were stitched together seamlessly, and the realism is incredibly high. However, what Pei Guang doesn’t know is that, in the eyes of others, he appears to be a patient who occasionally talks to himself, spouting strange game settings. March 7th: "Stop searching! Stop searching! There’s really nothing in the trash can." Himeko: "Please don't rummage through my room. These are all personal belongings." Dan Heng: "..." Stelle: "Look! I found something to eat in the trash can." Note: I own nothing, this is just a translation, hope you'll enjoy it! :D Here is the link if you want to read ahead: p@t reon.com/SenatusTheta

Shawn was bitten by a zombie on the very first day he arrived in the world of The Walking Dead. Just when he thought he was finished, he unexpectedly awakened the “7 Days to Die” system. In this apocalyptic world overrun by the undead, he wielded a massive warhammer, striking fear not only into zombies—but also into the hearts of the surviving humans. From Quarry Camp to the Prison Fortress… From Southeast Atlanta to the entire United States… With the system in hand, Shawn crushed everything in his path, climbing to the top step by step on a mountain of corpses. Yet sometimes, even he felt confused. "Weren’t zombies supposed to be endless?" "So why do there seem to be fewer and fewer the more I kill?"

The year is 2227. The sky over Alpha-Zero is a bruised blue, and the world is a graveyard of scrap metal and iron. In a society where humans are a rare breed and life is reduced to a digital rank in the Legend God Game," seventeen-year-old Rio Crimson has reached his breaking point. Standing on the edge of a 200-story monolith, Rio takes the final step. He chooses death over a world that has given him nothing but pain. But as he plummets, his own body betrays him.

[ Overpowered + Smut(18+) ] A socially depressed game developer dies unexpectedly and reincarnates inside his own unfinished game. Sword Evolution Online. With the entire original plot etched into his memory, he initially believes he has obtained the ultimate cheat. Knowledge of the future. Knowledge of every event. Knowledge of every hidden treasure. But reality shatters that illusion. The world is no longer called Gloria. It is now known as Avalon. The timeline has shifted. The apocalypse has already occurred. Civilization has entered a new era shaped by ruin, evolution, and bloodshed. Familiar characters behave differently. Major events no longer follow the script he created. The story he once controlled has completely gone off the rails. Just when Adonis believes all hope is lost, he awakens a forbidden existence. A taboo sword. The Chaotic Harem Sword. A weapon that defies logic, morality, and balance itself. A sword that grows stronger not through slaughter alone, but through bonds. By building a harem. Each new connection grants him power. Each conquered heart strengthens both blade and wielder. What should have been a joke mechanic in a half-finished game becomes the most terrifying cheat in this broken world. With absolute strength and true freedom as his goal, Adonis steps onto the stage of Avalon, determined to rewrite fate itself. To rise above gods, empires, and destiny. And to build a harem of otherworldly beauties along the way. Additional tags: No yuri, No ntr, No incest.

Albin did not wake up in another world to become a hero. He already had a life worth waking up to. Summoned into Aventia with a sharp-tongued familiar at his side, Albin is not chosen, special, or prepared. He is a married man who wants to go home. Aventia is a world of magic, classes, and quiet routines. It rewards work. Habit. Small contributions. At least, most of the time. Trying to live carefully, Albin keeps his head down, fixes what is asked of him, and avoids becoming important. But even small actions have weight, and some problems refuse to stay solved. Borrowed Happiness is a slow-burn progression fantasy about restraint, responsibility, and what remains after every step forward. What to expect: - Character-driven progression (no power fantasy) - Subtle, grounded LitRPG elements - A familiar who is observant rather than comic relief - Consequences that matter - No chosen one. No shortcuts New chapter every Sunday with the option of going 2x per week depending on interest.