Litrpg System

Luke was an ordinary Earth gamer until he woke up in the body of a fallen noble, surrounded by traitors and facing a blade to his throat. With his father murdered and his birthright stolen, he has only two things left: a lethally loyal butler and the Sovereign System. This isn't a typical RPG cheat code. The System is cold, demanding, and carries a brutal ultimatum: achieve dominance, or face immediate removal and certain death.

Gary doesn’t have all that much going for him. He’s a teenage boy who lives in a Tier-3 town that’s barely hanging on, and his family’s just a rung above dirt poor. Which is why he’s taken the very dangerous step of becoming an errand boy for the savage Underdogs gang. He doesn’t like what they do, but if he tries to get out, he’s pretty sure he’ll get very dead.

Melvin Murphy is your average everyday teen... until he finds the System. Melvin has normal problems. High School. Tests. Trying to find a girlfriend (and failing... miserably). But one day he awakens with access to a System that governs all magic. In his attempt to summon a teacher to show him the ropes, he botches the ritual and accidentally summons a magic-wielding girl named Kalliphae. Sure, she's powerful and deadly. A femme fatale who's more intimidating than even the most popular girls at school.

Marco trained his whole life to become a captain. He maxed every childhood achievement the System would let him, from diving, to rigging, to outrunning couriers up mountains. But when classing day finally comes, the system doesn’t just make him a captain, it makes him a Gluttonous Marauder. On the plus side, it’s a unique class with combat perks, shipwright skills, and captain material. On the negative side, it comes with a reputation so bad he’s arrested on the spot.

Corporate flameout Ned Altimer dreams of leaving his world behind. So, when Earthblood Online splashes onto the VRMMO scene, he dives in and never looks back. His advantages are twofold: exclusive access to the game’s three-day Head Start period, and a ridiculously handsome talking axe named Frank who has knowledge of the game’s deepest secrets...if the magnificent Frank ever feels like sharing them.

The world ends in a slew of blue notification boxes, bringing with it a game-like existence including monsters and Classes. Now, John has to make his way from Kluane National Park in the Yukon to Whitehorse through monster infested forests. But, that's not enough; because he'll need to help rebuild civilization itself around the System, aliens and monsters. And, as always, humanity will be its own greatest enemy.

The train station harbors danger. Each day, one portal opens, leading to daunting trials and battles of life and death commanded by masked facilitators. Asher is forced to rely on his instincts and his weapon. He must navigate this treacherous world, both solo and with teams, and contend with other players, each harboring their own motives and ambitions. Confronted with unimaginable challenges, every day unveils a new hurdle, and each victory is bitterly earned. In this world intent on crushing him, Asher must fight to survive.

To stop an S-ranked invasion, the Omega must be forged. Two Singularities remain: the Metaphysical, trapped in the Underworld, and the Spectral, corrupted by Chaos at Terminus' lunar base. Terry leads a desperate raid to the moon to find a way to purge the Spectral. Instead, he is engaged in a deadly game of cat-and-mouse as corrupted beings hunt him through vacuum and steel. He may not be the hero Earth asked for, but he might be the one it needs.

It’s not easy making the career jump from office-supplies-store middle manager to heroic interdimensional adventurer. At least, Jason tries to be heroic, but it's hard to be good when all your powers are evil. He’ll face off against cannibals, cultists, wizards, monsters...and that’s just on the first day. He’s going to need courage, he’s going to need wit, and he’s going to need some magic powers of his own. But first, he’s going to need pants.

In addition to strength, steel, and courage, a hero discovers he's in need of a friend, in the first installment of a daring and dangerous fantasy adventure. When it comes to action and adventure, every hero needs a good sidekick. Holmes has Watson, Batman has Robin, and Daniel has . . . Orrin...

After escaping the underwater labyrinth, Regulus takes some time off to recover and put his mind on the right place after losing a lot there, only after 18 months he finally decides to explore the Skarnash Tribelands and see how the orcs, goblins, and ogres live there. However, he obviously won't be welcomed with open arms, and it seems that his timing is bad as well since some old acquatainces that are looking for him are approaching...

The Primordial of Entropy has arrived on Earth, and he’s here to… help? After some quick thinking by Hades and an evolution that has far-reaching consequences, Drew manages to position himself in a way that should make him appear neutral to the visiting Primordial. But in doing so, his relationship to The Baleful Lady is irrevocably changed.

They Thought Wrong. Bob Arnold was part of testing ancient technology that does not function correctly. After a decade, it is disposed of—but the damage is already done. The device pings a new alien civilization and brings it to Earth, along with a newer version of the System and its capabilities. They are not here to negotiate or understand. They are here to divide and conquer through a false evaluation and tutorial. Except they make a blunder in their assumptions. Humanity is not separated from the Galactic System because it is weak or primitive.

Stuck working a dead-end job, another lonely Valentine's Day passes Oliver by. There's a coworker he's kind of into, but irl flirting isn't as easy as choosing the right dialog option and clicking a button, sadly... but what if it was? After a lonely night jackin' it under the influence of Special Californian Gummies™, Oliver awakens to what appears to be a complete psychotic breakdown. System notifications, menus, stats, and so much more RPG crap gets injected into his life faster than you can say, 'I Can't Believe It's Not Schizophrenia'.

From the author of My Vampire System: A super-enhanced leader and his growing pack attract attention from the wrong sort of people in this LitRPG fantasy. It's hard to believe that not too long ago Gary Dem was a low-level errand boy with no promise of a future. Because with some help from his...

What would happen in a world governed by the Ascendants, the highest level people in the System, when the System itself resets due to the death of its creator? When the levels, classes, skills, and even Legendary Feats of every user are wiped, and everyone is sent to a new dimension to start all over again?

The Balogun Market always survives urban chaos. Now the System wants to tear it down. The only defense for the trapped traders is Danladi Okoro. He drives a sentient yellow bus. Danladi and his crew build a safe node in the market district. This move draws the anger of the Balogun Merchant Syndicate. Rival bosses turn generator grids into weapons. They want to control all trade. Danladi must use his Driver skills to survive this brutal war. The bosses break the game rules to steal land. They want Danladi and his friends dead. Chief did not ask to become a barricade. He refuses to let enemy ...

When the fire started, Danny Gallagher ran inside. Twelve years with Boston Fire. Third generation. Running toward danger is what Gallaghers do. Then a Gate ripped open in the warehouse. Monsters poured through. Danny grabbed an axe and didn't stop swinging until everything else was dead. The System noticed. Class Assigned: REAVER A berserker that builds power the longer he fights. No ceiling. No limit. At ten minutes, Danny hits like the top Hunters in the state. At thirty minutes, nothing can hurt him faster than he heals. Now he clears Gates for the MHA. Levels faster than anyone's seen....

Kael Morrin was supposed to awaken to a simple life. In his river town, every child steps into the Awakening Circle and receives a path—Warrior, Scout, Healer, Archer. Five branches, five futures, one choice. Kael stands in the light… and gets nothing. Labeled “Normal,” ignored by the guilds, and dismissed by the nobles, he braces for a life of mediocrity—until a crack splits across his blank pane. Behind it waits something impossible: an infinite skill tree with no fixed branches, no limits, and no root to hold it still. Rootless. Unbound. Watching. As Kael tries to conceal the ...

Fight, survive, adapt, and rely only on yourself. That is Derek’s creed and what's got him through the System Integration on Earth. Everything changed when the System came. Cute bunnies and beautiful butterflies became savage killing machines. Then the Invaders arrived with a single goal: to obtain ownership of this new habitable planet. War has raged ever since. None of this mattered much to Derek, aside from making living a little more perilous.