The story follows Jiang Bai, a "good-for-nothing" who accidentally transmigrates into a world based on a Cthulhu-themed tabletop game. He acquires the "Lie Flat" (or "Slack Off") talent, a seemingly useless ability that, instead of helping him, dramatically increases the difficulty of his missions. Despite this, he manages to gradually grow stronger, only to be framed and forced into becoming a non-player character (NPC)—specifically, an "Ambassador of a Heretical Cult."

Now, as a boss-like figure, he is constantly visited by various cultists and eldritch gods seeking to recruit him. Overwhelmed by their deceitful schemes and complex machinations, Jiang Bai maintains his desire to just slack off and avoid trouble. However, unlike a traditional villain, his persona, the "White Light of Purity," is not a force of pure evil. Instead, he becomes a unique existence who seeks to find order within chaos and spread light within the darkness, subverting the rules of the game's dungeons in his own way.

When players from Earth descend upon the continent of Oran in the guise of elves, the native inhabitants are forced to drastically reconsider their stereotypes. These new "elves" are unlike any seen before. The beastmen see them as war machines even more bloodthirsty than themselves. Humans find them cunning and deceptive, believing their previously perceived kindness was all an act. The goblins fear they will steal every last coin, and the demon race begins to question who the real demons are.

Through it all, the players, led by a cunning protagonist, maintain an innocent facade, claiming they only wish to engage in "free trade." The story unfolds as an ensemble piece, showcasing the chaos, conflict, and societal upheaval caused when a legion of "Fourth Scourge" players is unleashed upon an unsuspecting fantasy world.

Meichuan accidentally transmigrates into the world of The Prince of Tennis and is given the new name "Meichuan Leiku". To return to his reality, he must lead his school's tennis team to the National Championship. Unfortunately, he finds himself at the weakest tennis school in the series.

Well aware that tennis in this world is a high-risk, "killer" sport, Meichuan reluctantly takes on the challenge. His saving grace is a unique system that activates when he is just one point away from losing a match. Named the "Saint Seiya" system, it grants him two powerful abilities upon activation: his opponents cannot use the same move on him twice, and he gains access to abilities like Cosmo, the Seventh Sense, and the Eighth Sense.

Embracing this, Meichuan adopts a "play dead" strategy, letting his opponents dominate until his back is against the wall. Just when everyone thinks he's about to lose, he tells his teammates not to panic, activates his system, and declares, "The advantage is mine!"

Ye Yi was the model citizen: pure, upstanding, and a firm believer in law and order. After an untimely death, he wakes up in a parallel world and is immediately thrown into a deadly, high-stakes escape game. But there’s a problem—why does everyone around him look at him with sheer terror?

Unbeknownst to him, this isn't just any game; it's a "National Fate" competition broadcast live to the entire world, where the performance of the players determines the destiny of their countries. While tens of thousands have already perished, Ye Yi, who is genuinely just trying to survive, is mistakenly viewed by his fellow contestants and the global audience as a ruthless, calculating monster. How will this "good citizen" survive when everyone is convinced he's the ultimate villain?

[No System + Unlimited Flow + Apocalypse + Mutants + No Harem]

Every time Wu Jin falls asleep, he travels to the future world 30 years later.

Moreover, every time he changes the past, the future changes accordingly!

Since he dreams of the future!!!

Defying fate and changing destiny is the key!

Lottery! Stock tickets! Market trends!

And the college entrance examination he is about to face!

However, in the dream future, he only has one hour.

Because after one hour.

The world... is destroyed!

【Lighthearted + No CP + Comedy + Showbiz】

Xiao He obtained a “Crime System” golden finger that allows him to learn various criminal skills.

— But the only way to survive is to keep killing people.

Xiao He: …I’m just a regular college student, who wants to become a criminal?!

Wait, there is another way?!

Due to a freak accident, Xiao He exploits a bug in the system — by using acting to replace real crimes, he steps into the entertainment industry and becomes a professional villain actor!

He can play a refined yet depraved serial killer, wielding a chainsaw and becoming everyone’s nightmare.

Or a heartless fugitive scumbag whose infamy makes the entire country cry for justice.

He’s a romance scammer, a cold-blooded assassin, a mass murderer…

He is — Actor Xiao He!

—

At first, Xiao He took villain roles just to survive, but he unexpectedly shot to fame with his seemingly non-existent “acting skills” and became a top-tier movie star!

Everyone in the industry knows: the more people a character kills, the faster Xiao He accepts the script.

But the public says: “This guy doesn’t look like he’s acting. He needs to be investigated!”

Even fans plead: “Bro, stop killing people, we’re afraid you’ll actually go to jail!”

But as the real “toxins” of the industry keep getting exposed and arrested, Xiao He — who looks like the biggest villain — keeps rising in popularity and racking up awards.

Eventually, everyone just gives up: “Fine, let him keep ‘killing’ for us to watch. Just make way for the King of Villains.”

Su Mo bound himself to the God of Creation System, only to discover that the more worlds he destroyed, the stronger he became!

A single splash of water? That’s the Great Flood of Destruction!

Tossing a single shovel of dirt? That’s a meteor extinction!

Some revere him as the Creator of Worlds, the one who granted them life and wisdom.

Others curse him as a Doomsday Evil God, who destroys the world every thousand years.

Countless lives wail in despair, yet Su Mo remains unmoved.

He repeatedly creates primitive civilizations—only to wipe them out again and again.

With each destruction, Su Mo’s power grows—but what he doesn’t realize is:

Every civilization he obliterates leaves behind warnings.

These buried records lead future civilizations to shocking revelations.

Transmigrators and absurd internet users band together to find a way to stop the destruction.

Watching their ridiculous “save-the-world” plans from behind his screen, Su Mo chuckles:

“You fools can’t possibly guess… I’m on Earth too!”

To some, it's just a dilapidated little shrine. But to the ghosts and gods, it is the City God Temple—a divine structure that shakes the heavens and suppresses the underworld.

This is a world that is a human realm by day and a ghost's domain by night. With the gates of the underworld wide open, demons and evil men run rampant. Li Xiang is transported to this chaotic world and becomes the "Village Guardian" of Li Family Village. Fortunately, he awakens the "Merit Certification System" and becomes a City God in a mortal body. As long as he accumulates merit points, he can exchange them for anything he needs to grow stronger—cultivation techniques, divine abilities, pills, and more.

(You fertilized the fields, Merit +1, rewarded with a Meridian-Opening Pill.)

(You delivered salvation to 18 ancestors of Li Family Village, Merit +18, rewarded with techniques and abilities.)

(You killed 100 evil ghosts, restoring order to the world, Merit +1000, rewarded with 100 years of cultivation.)

Years later, the divine gates in the sky burst open, and gods from all realms descend upon the world. "Hahaha, the mortal realm will now be our farm!" one declares. But as they prepare to conquer humanity, their laughter dies in their throats.

They see a single man standing on the ground below, and behind him, all the Demon Kings and the Ten Yama Kings of Hell are kneeling in submission. Li Xiang offers a slight smile and says, "I am the mortal, Li Xiang. I invite all you gods to enter reincarnation..."

[No romance]

Chu Ze finds himself transported to a parallel world where the environment is on the brink of collapse. He awakens the "Mysterious Lands Exploration System" and begins a new life filming documentaries in the wild. His very first adventure takes him to the Shennongjia mountains, the "Roof of Central China," where he has an adorable encounter with a baby giant panda who decides to stick with him!

Through his lens and his actions, he measures the world step by step, documenting the beautiful harmony between humans and nature. This world is far more spectacular than you can imagine!

The National Fate Arena has only been active for five days, but the Xia Kingdom has already lost nine of its chosen representatives. Only one remains.

As the last hope for his nation, Lu Shen discovers that the high-stakes competition is centered around a game he knows all too well from his past life: Hearthstone. The card pool is limited to the game's initial release, and the other international players seem to be complete novices.

Seeing his chance, Lu Shen decides to unleash a series of legendary, powerful decks to sweep the competition and save his country.

When Lu Shen plays Miracle Rogue:

"How is the opponent supposed to play when you summon a 12/12 VanCleef on turn two?!"

"Leeroy Jenkins attacking three times for 26 damage from an empty board? How is that even possible?!"

When Lu Shen plays Roar Druid:

"Force of Nature plus Savage Roar is 14 damage. As long as I stay above 14 health, I can't be killed!"

"The hell you can't! Then how did I, with 22 health, get one-shot by Force of Nature plus Innervate and double Savage Roar?!"

Realizing the sheer power of Lu Shen's deck-building, the other national representatives start frantically trying to copy his lists. But can they ever hope to keep up? Lu Shen just smiles and pulls out his next deck: Patron Warrior, Zoo Warlock, Face Hunter, Handlock, Freeze Mage...

Xiao Gui'an, a struggling actor, dies but is given a second chance as a Non-Player Character (NPC) in a series of horror worlds. Now a ghost himself, he initially thinks he'll no longer have anything to fear. However, he quickly discovers that the "protagonists" in these horror settings are incredibly ruthless and treat killing ghosts like cutting vegetables. His top priority becomes simply surviving these terrifyingly efficient heroes.

To stay alive, Xiao Gui'an must skillfully navigate the treacherous dynamics between humans and ghosts. His greatest asset? His acting skills. He relies on his acting to improve his status, maintain his sanity, and play a delicate balancing act. Through his convincing performances, he inadvertently becomes a true powerhouse in both the human and ghost factions. The world's actual "Chosen Ones" (the protagonists) begin to mistake him for a "golden finger"—a powerful figure whose favor they can curry. He finds himself working three "jobs" at once, becoming a model workhorse in a world where, despite being a ghost, he's the one fighting for survival every day.

The story follows Jiang Bai, a "good-for-nothing" who accidentally transmigrates into a world based on a Cthulhu-themed tabletop game. He acquires the "Lie Flat" (or "Slack Off") talent, a seemingly useless ability that, instead of helping him, dramatically increases the difficulty of his missions. Despite this, he manages to gradually grow stronger, only to be framed and forced into becoming a non-player character (NPC)—specifically, an "Ambassador of a Heretical Cult."

Now, as a boss-like figure, he is constantly visited by various cultists and eldritch gods seeking to recruit him. Overwhelmed by their deceitful schemes and complex machinations, Jiang Bai maintains his desire to just slack off and avoid trouble. However, unlike a traditional villain, his persona, the "White Light of Purity," is not a force of pure evil. Instead, he becomes a unique existence who seeks to find order within chaos and spread light within the darkness, subverting the rules of the game's dungeons in his own way.

When players from Earth descend upon the continent of Oran in the guise of elves, the native inhabitants are forced to drastically reconsider their stereotypes. These new "elves" are unlike any seen before. The beastmen see them as war machines even more bloodthirsty than themselves. Humans find them cunning and deceptive, believing their previously perceived kindness was all an act. The goblins fear they will steal every last coin, and the demon race begins to question who the real demons are.

Through it all, the players, led by a cunning protagonist, maintain an innocent facade, claiming they only wish to engage in "free trade." The story unfolds as an ensemble piece, showcasing the chaos, conflict, and societal upheaval caused when a legion of "Fourth Scourge" players is unleashed upon an unsuspecting fantasy world.

Meichuan accidentally transmigrates into the world of The Prince of Tennis and is given the new name "Meichuan Leiku". To return to his reality, he must lead his school's tennis team to the National Championship. Unfortunately, he finds himself at the weakest tennis school in the series.

Well aware that tennis in this world is a high-risk, "killer" sport, Meichuan reluctantly takes on the challenge. His saving grace is a unique system that activates when he is just one point away from losing a match. Named the "Saint Seiya" system, it grants him two powerful abilities upon activation: his opponents cannot use the same move on him twice, and he gains access to abilities like Cosmo, the Seventh Sense, and the Eighth Sense.

Embracing this, Meichuan adopts a "play dead" strategy, letting his opponents dominate until his back is against the wall. Just when everyone thinks he's about to lose, he tells his teammates not to panic, activates his system, and declares, "The advantage is mine!"

The novel presents a unique take on cultivation by merging it with modern theoretical physics. It operates on the premise that metaphysics and ancient mysticism are simply primitive attempts by ancient people to describe high-dimensional spaces and phenomena that are now being explored by concepts like quantum entanglement, dark matter, and string theory. In this world, when modern science reaches its limits, "divinity" or spiritual energy is used as the complementary force to explain the unexplained.

The story follows a protagonist who navigates this system, cultivating their power not just through traditional mystical means, but by understanding and manipulating the fundamental laws of the universe where science and metaphysics are two sides of the same coin.

On April 1st, 20XX, a massive meteorite strikes Antarctica, and three months later, the "X Virus," also known as the zombie virus, spreads globally. The world quickly descends into chaos as governments lose control and society collapses.

The story focuses on Tang Buping, a young man living a desolate life in a tiny, dilapidated wooden cabin near the Huangpu River. After his mother's death three years prior, he was cast out and has been living like a zombie himself, full of despair. One day, while searching for food, he is attacked by a zombie and barely escapes back to his cabin. Ready to give up and lie down to await death, he writes a final letter to his deceased mother.

However, as he lies on his bed, he unexpectedly awakens the "Lie Flat and Develop" system. The novel follows Tang Buping as he uses this new, seemingly tower-defense-oriented system to survive and perhaps even thrive in the harsh, zombie-infested apocalypse.

After transmigrating to a parallel world, Gu Miao unfortunately finds himself as a semi-famous, "top-flow" celebrity on the verge of fading into obscurity. He awakens a "Star Assistant System" that paves his way to becoming an all-powerful figure in the entertainment world. He originally just wanted to slack off on a music variety show, but after a failed attempt to quit, the director practically begged him to stay, sweetening the deal. From that point on, his plans for a lazy life went completely off the rails.

Years later, a viral post titled, "Peeling back Gu Miao's identities, the case is finally solved!" sends the internet into a frenzy.

It turns out...

The god-tier songwriter "Immortal Jiang," whose tragic songs made millions cry? That was him.

The sharp-witted netizen who hilariously exposed other celebrities' fake personas? Also him.

The actor who went viral for playing a "crazy" and captivating male lead? Him again.

The secret boss behind the 6-billion-dollar video-sharing site? That's him too.

The public was stunned, his haters fell silent, and his rivals were speechless. The secret was too big to handle. Just when they thought there could be no more surprises, reporters dug into his past, revealing his struggles with Bipolar Disorder and the time he was cyberbullied by the entire internet.

His fans burst into tears. "It's all our fault! We let our idol suffer so much..."

But no one knows the truth: Gu Miao really, genuinely just wanted to be lazy. Who called him the king of hard work? This is a story about a man who just wants to chill but keeps accidentally taking over the entertainment industry with his many secret identities.

Ed, who has transmigrated to a bizarrely mutated other world, relies on his innate ability to summon "players" from his original world to work for him. He describes his creations as "magical nuclear-powered donkeys"—a concoction of flesh, bone fragments, a nearly complete brain, all held together by vines and infused with a soul from another dimension. He affectionately calls them the "Pieced-Together People."

Just as Ed is planning to relax and let his players do all the work, he discovers that things are taking a strange turn. His players reveal that their own world is being eroded, and even more shockingly, the skills they learn in this game-like world can be used in reality. As nations from their world begin sending agents to learn from him, Ed, who is mistaken for some kind of cyber-instructor, finds himself reluctantly pushed into a position of great power. He exclaims, "How can I possibly take on the role of the Lord of Order? You've all brought me nothing but trouble!"

Four individuals with extraordinary backgrounds find themselves unexpectedly forced into debuting as an idol group:

Zheng Xun: A highly skilled assassin who trained for a decade to save the world, only to be "delivered" to the wrong place by his system. Unable to find assassination work, he's lured into an entertainment company by the promise of free room and board.

Cheng Jie: The archetypal CEO from a romance novel who spent ten years mastering domineering presidential quotes. After his own company goes bankrupt, he's forced to become an idol.

Huang He: The protagonist of a revenge story whose enemies were all mysteriously eliminated right after he transmigrated. His new boss, seeing him as a good luck charm, forces him to become an idol.

He Yuxing: A cultivator who time-traveled to the modern era by mistake. Unable to use his powerful abilities due to the lack of spiritual energy (mana), he's also forced to become an idol, swayed by the promise that his "powers" can be added in with special effects during acting.

Now, these four eccentric individuals from completely different walks of life are about to debut together as a boy band, much to the future regret of the agent who signed them all.

Ye Yi was the model citizen: pure, upstanding, and a firm believer in law and order. After an untimely death, he wakes up in a parallel world and is immediately thrown into a deadly, high-stakes escape game. But there’s a problem—why does everyone around him look at him with sheer terror?

Unbeknownst to him, this isn't just any game; it's a "National Fate" competition broadcast live to the entire world, where the performance of the players determines the destiny of their countries. While tens of thousands have already perished, Ye Yi, who is genuinely just trying to survive, is mistakenly viewed by his fellow contestants and the global audience as a ruthless, calculating monster. How will this "good citizen" survive when everyone is convinced he's the ultimate villain?