The Geometric Magic Knight: Weaponizing the Third Dimension

Takumi died in a ridiculous way and ended up in another world. Instead of gaining a powerful ability, he ended up dragging along an arrogant and useless goddess. Now, trapped in a group where all his companions are more problematic than helpful, his new life promises to be a disaster full of debts, chaos, and embarrassment.

An unemployed person enters the body of a popular teenager and turns into a monster. The world starts to laugh at him. On the other hand, a poor child wants to change the standards of beauty.

Everyone competes on the same court. Daiki Aomine: “The only one who can defeat me is Miyamoto Tokima.” Shintarō Midorima: “He’s the only man I’ve never been able to surpass.” Shōgo Haizaki: “I am the blade in Tokima’s hand.” Makoto Hanamiya: “The thing I regret most was clashing with Tokima. But that’s fine now. I’ve become the second blade in his hand.” Jason Silver: “Before Tokima’s animal instincts, I was nothing more than a helpless dragon.” Nash Gold Jr.: “The moment Tokima knocked me down, I knew— he would become my guiding light.” Yet as Miyamoto Tokima continues his games and his life, he slowly realizes something: He’s only making normal plays. So why does everyone keep turning everything into invincible skills?

An Earth where dungeons and monsters are commonplace. Unfortunately, the main character, Kamishiro Souma, who aspires to be an adventurer, was a dropout at the adventurer's school. The days when you try hard but are not rewarded, and your teachers encourage you to go to a regular university. One day, Souma awakens to her ability to go to game-like other worlds by sleeping. Initially believing it to be a dream, Souma feels good and hunts monsters to raise her level. However, it turns out that his status in another world is reflected in reality. This makes Souma suddenly stronger and astonishes those around her.

Synopsis — Heavenly Armor In the fog covered streets of England, where shadows stretch longer than they should and whispers hide beneath the night, a forgotten boy struggles to survive. Li Shen has nothing no family, no future, and no place in the world. Until the night he falls into the river… and finds something that should not exist. With its power fused into his body, Li Shen is thrust into a hidden world beneath London

Cursed at ten, Izana Grimshaw grew up feared by others and by himself. The night the curse awakened, destroyed his family and left him believing he was a monster, a belief he carries as a permanent mark of his grief. Now a ruthless mafia boss, he hides his light-sensitive green eyes behind a white blindfold while the curse slowly destroys his health. He distrusts physical contact, recoiling from any touch as if it could harm both him and others. At twenty-six, Izana is forced into an arranged marriage with Leah Gryphon, a woman with a past as dark as his own. She tries to help him survive the curse, but he pushes her away, convinced he deserves nothing but isolation. But as hatred turns to understanding, and understanding to something far more dangerous, Izana must face the truth. Love may be the one thing strong enough to challenge the monster he believes himself to be.

“My name… is Kairo. Kairo D. Arashi.” I woke up in the world of pirates… and got bound to a Traveler System. No grinding. No killing. No desperate battles for power. As long as I travel, I grow stronger. Visit islands → Gain abilities Complete journeys → Earn rewards Witness legends → Unlock power While others chase the One Piece… I’m just here to see the world. From Windmill Village to the far ends of the Grand Line— every step I take makes me stronger than the last. So tell me… when I finally reach Laugh Tale, just how powerful will I be?

Monsters descend upon the world. Cities fall. Humanity retreats. And fear gives every creature a single name—monster. After transmigrating into this chaotic era, small-time streamer Chen Mo discovers a terrifying truth: the so-called monsters are actually Pokémon. The fire-breathing dragon that wiped out an armed squad? Charizard. The iron-biting rat demon invading homes? Rattata. The deadly butterfly spreading poison powder? Butterfree. While the world prepares for extermination, Chen Mo does the unthinkable— he turns on a livestream. Armed with a Pokémon knowledge system, Chen Mo ventures into monster-infested zones, explaining their names, abilities, evolution, and behavior in real time. From harmless Metapod to electric Pichu, he proves that Pokémon are not mindless beasts—but intelligent creatures capable of trust, growth, and partnership. As viewership explodes, so does controversy. Can humans and Pokémon really coexist? Or is total war inevitable? From mocked streamer to global authority, Chen Mo sparks a revolution of understanding—one Pokémon at a time. Years later, history will remember him as the Father of Pokémon, the Founder of Pokémon Battles, and the man who changed the fate of two species forever. This is the story of how humanity stopped fearing monsters—and started calling them Pokémon.

A genius CEO with a tongue as sharp as a blade—and zero belief in love—suddenly gets thrown into a game world even more absurd than real life. But the problem isn’t monsters, nor magic… It’s women. A mysterious system forces him into “cross-world romance”—and the more hearts that fall for him, the stronger he becomes. Ironically? He trusts bugs in a game more than human feelings. In a world filled with magic, swords, and unreasonable love— Can someone who doesn’t believe in love… actually become its center?

Mikami Yuu was transmigrated to Naruto World. Just before the 3rd Shinobi World War, he awakened a "Ninjutsu Galgame System". ____ A certain white-haired genius: "Why are your ninjutsu so much more powerful than the others?" Mikamu Yuu with straight face: "Well... You should talk more with your ninjutsu, increase their affection, give them gifts, and occasionally date at holidays. Oh, if certain event happened between you two, hurry up and confess! Yes, that's it!" "Hey, where are you going? All I said was true!"