The day I was promoted to the position of my dreams was also the day I died. The day I finally got promoted was the same day I died. Cause of death? Sneezing. Now I've been reincarnated in another world... as a cat. Not just any cat-a dangerously overpowered one who masters magic just by being near it. The problem? No one takes a cat seriously. And if I drop the barrier keeping my powers in check... this world might not survive.

Daniel is just a regular blue collar Maintenance Mechanic working for a manufacturing company. As he's winding down at home from a day of messy work repairing a CNC mill, he is surprised by a sudden glow of light beneath him. And, in an instant, his world changes. Literally. Daniel finds himself now in the world of Zenkon, a world of fantasy beings and monsters, swords and magic, and perilous threats to the safety of the world. As if stepping into a fantasy light novel or video game, he has been apparently summoned by a sacred magic spell that requests a hero from the gods, and in reply, they sent Daniel and a young Japanese man named Rikuto. However, Daniel's luck doesn't seem to be good, as it's quickly discovered that, contrary to the nature of living things in the world of Zenkon, Daniel is the only one that possesses no magic or mana, making him immune to many types of magic, both beneficial and detrimental, but not protecting him from direct harm. As such, Daniel will now have to find his way through this world using his own repair and manufacturing know-how, while Rikuto uses his own modern civics and economics knowledge to try to recover the Kingdom of Mornistae in the midst of a large scale global war. Why were they summoned, and by what wisdom did the gods choose to send 'Divine Heroes'; one with magic and the other without, to a world of which the foundation is magic?

A story following a young hunter named Jay. He has grown up in a world where dungeons, monsters, and humans with leveling systems are a cultural norm. At the age of 20, he awakens a skill that allows him to steal the abilities of monsters. While others are stuck with a specific skill set, he continues to grow stronger after every battle. Follow Jay's journey as he learns more about his unique situation in a world that's grown blind to the real dangers of modern-day dungeon diving. What to expect: -Weak To Strong Male MC -Fast Leveling + Rare Magical Items -Stats + Hidden Abilities + LitRPG System -Explosions, Monsters, & Epic Battles [Daily uploads, a minimum of 7 chapters per week.]

An existence revered even by gods themselves grows bored-and decides to retire. After stepping away from divinity, he is reborn as Wright, a mortal in a fragile fantasy world. Inspired by the slow, peaceful lives he once read about in manga, Wright sets out to enjoy an otherworldly retirement: a small house in the forest, a garden to tend, good food to eat, and absolutely zero responsibility for the fate of reality. Or at least, that's the plan. This is the story of the quiet, everyday life of a manga-obsessed former god-trying to live slowly in a world that can't quite handle him.

When a forgotten inheritance leads to another world, the soil remembers everything. Raka never asked for a second life. Inheriting his grandfather's crumbling villa in Bandung seemed like a dead-end-until he discovered a hidden portal beneath its foundations. On the other side: a dying world of dust and silence, abandoned by time and filled with forgotten magic. Armed with a mysterious farm interface, Raka gains powers not of destruction-but of cultivation. He can purify poisoned soil, awaken ancient seeds, and bend the laws of growth itself. But in a realm where industry scars the land and forgotten gods still whisper through the roots, growing crops is rebellion-and survival depends on what you're willing to sow. As whispers of a "Crop God" spread, Raka finds himself at the center of a rising movement. He must build, protect, and grow-through war, wonder, and a harvest that may shake two worlds. 🌾 Slow-burn magic 🛠️ Survival through creation 🔥 Epic confrontations between life and steel 🍃 One man, one farm, one portal between worlds Enter the Gate. Tend the land. Change the world.

After his reincarnation into a world that blends reality with video game elements, Alex, a former recluse, uncovers a troubling aspect of his new world: slavery is permitted. Despite his ethical reservations, he is enthralled by the chance to finally end his years of quiet, lonely suffering when he meets the beautiful and powerful slave girl named Yua. And it just so happens that she's up for sale. Giving into temptation, Alex spends nearly all the gold he has to his name to acquire her, he realizes just how disastrous his hasty decision truly was, and not merely due to his own troubled conscience. Now, Alex is compelled to exhaust himself fighting in the dungeons beneath the Great City of Amoranth to earn more gold and to secure Yua's safety, as her former master has threatened her life (and Alex's) should he fail to repay the debt he incurred from her purchase. Trying to do right by her, even while dealing with her unending sass, he struggles to maintain what he now holds very dear. At the same time, Yua grapples with her perception of Alex, wondering if he embodies the same type of brutal and unforgiving master she always feared would one day claim her, even though deep down, she suspects she already knows the answer. https://twitter.com/LethalBacon115 patreon.com/LethalBacon

The Hero Mage sharpens the fangs of retaliation. He creates an unbeatable army of monsters and machines. When summoned to another world, Jin made a pact with the Demon King Bel, rising to become an overpowered Hero Mage, Jin Amiheure. However, just before achieving victory in the war against the Great Diglatre Empire, the Allied Nations betrayed him. The Empire, wielding cheat-like weapons such as airships and giant golems, begins to push back and corner the very Allied Nations that had exiled Jin. Seeing their self-destruction, Jin decides to cut ties with them. However, the Great Empire still poses a grave threat, so he chooses to create his own opposing force. Jin and his companions drift to the Kingdom of Verilard, one of the western nations. There, they aim to form a rebel army, armed with cheat-level magic and futuristic weapons, to thwart the Empire's ambitions of conquering the continent! RELEASE: 2021 (TL INCOMPLETE)

✖️RATED✖️ > She wasn't supposed to be summoned-just a drop out student and a tired fast food worker dragged into a fantasy world by mistake. No blessing. No hero's welcome. Just a strange power to clone anything she remembers... even from Earth. Thrown aside as useless, Akairah will rise as the one thing this kingdom never expected: a game-changer.

Thirty-something office drone and full-time K-drama addict Mira Park has always mocked the ridiculous tropes of isekai manhwas - long-lost princesses, magical soulmates, reverse harems with brooding sword boys and smirking mage types. Please. As if life hands out glittering destiny and shirtless sorcerers. Then she gets hit by a truck. (Seriously? Truck-kun? That's the best the universe could come up with?) Now Mira's waking up in a pastel-pretty fantasy world, mysteriously gorgeous and inexplicably central to the plot. Suddenly, she's being courted by a collection of impossibly handsome men who all talk like they're reading from a bad fanfic. There's a magical house, a missing dragon egg, and yes - dramatic music plays whenever someone confesses their undying love. The worst part? She might actually like it here. Armed with sarcasm, zero survival skills, and an alarming amount of cleavage, Mira's determined to find a way home... or at least figure out why the local "God" is stalking her like a Netflix narrator. But if she's stuck in this world, she might as well rewrite the rules. After all, why pick just one male lead when you can have them all?

Zuma Redman Eze, a towering, dark-skinned, ex-Marine and Nigerian-American with cornrows, gets yanked from his shit life in the U.S. into a generic fantasy world alongside 24 confused Japanese high schoolers. There's magic, royalty that looks like they were drawn by discount anime bootleggers, and a whole bunch of languages he doesn't understand. Unlike the teens, Zuma doesn't give a damn about any "Demon Lord" nonsense. He wants food, answers, and someone to explain why the hell he's not back in bed. This ain't your typical isekai-this one's got PTSD, culture clashes, and enough cussing to make a pirate blush.