Highway Survival: Start with a Cleaning Robot

Humanity has been exiled to an endless highway—a brutal survival game where every player gets a lonely road, a random vehicle, and one rule: drive, scavenge, and survive the horrors that come at night. Starting with a non-combat cleaning robot, Ethan Chance awakens the Creator System—an ability to evolve, upgrade, and combine any item. His first move? Turning his non-combat cleaning robot into a fully armed war machine. Ranked by daily mileage, he braves disasters, dangers and high-risk dungeons, dominates leaderboards and survives.

Scammed out of 70K by his cheating ex as the zombie apocalypse hits, Felix awakens a spending system with infinite Zombie Coins. Armed with unlimited wealth, he dominates the apocalypse.

Transported to a cultivation world, Gavin Mercer is scorned by all for his weak talent. But everything changes when Empress Seraphine—peerless in beauty and unmatched in power—takes him as her only disciple. Blessed with her endless resources, Gavin lives a dream life: feasting on ancient dragon flesh, drinking unlimited spirit elixirs, entering forbidden realms, and mastering god-level arts. As he grows stronger, he slowly uncovers his master’s hidden true identity—and the shocking secret behind why she favors him alone.

When dimensional nodes descended upon the world, dungeons and abysses emerged, unleashing monstrous hordes upon humanity. The only path to survival—and dominance—lies in becoming a 'Professional'. But on awakening day, Ethan Sawyer is branded history's first 'Rolling Stone'—a laughingstock destined for obscurity. While the world mocks, Ethan silently activates his system. And when he's done, everyone will remember the day they laughed at a god.

Richard, a broke, sharp-tongued black-market vet, gets evicted from his rundown flat and is hired at an astronomical rate by the mysterious noblewoman Catherine to be the night keeper of Ashford Manor. His plan is simple: coast through the shift, collect his paycheck, and get out. But when he stumbles into a forbidden zone to save a mortally wounded Abyssal Royal Squid, he inadvertently completes the seal on an S-class calamity—and the overflow magic floods straight into him. Suddenly, the entire world thinks some legendary hidden powerhouse just obliterated the disaster. He keeps healing beasts for the money, but the more he heals, the stronger he becomes, earning him an A-rank agent badge from the DMTC. As he digs deeper into the manor's secrets, he uncovers the horrifying truth—this is no mansion, but a crumbling prison built on the souls of fourteen ancestral guardians, barely containing thousands of calamities. And he has been chosen as the sole heir to inherit their power and end a century-long nightmare.

In an era where Divine Cores awaken, high schooler Wyatt Mercer awakens the lowest of the low — a Grade-F God of Gastronomy. Mocked and expelled from the academy, he's left with only one mission: save his gravely ill sister, Cora. To survive, he sets up a stall selling stinky tofu. But when a customer's Core unexpectedly strengthens after eating his food, Mercer discovers his secret power — whoever eats his cooking with satisfaction signs a pact, lending him their divine power. From there, Mercer rises through the ranks, and proves that even the weakest god can feed the strongest — and make them kneel as well.

In a world where Mecha Girls rule, Caesar Leat was nothing—F-rank trash, written off by everyone. Then the Upgrade System awakened. A dying Mecha Girl became his first masterpiece: SSS-rank, born from scrap and sheer grit. Now he's climbing, one upgrade at a time. But power doesn't go unnoticed. The Mechanicus, the shadowy elite pulling strings from the top, thinks they're untouchable. They just haven't met a guy who turns junk into legends. And his Mecha Girls? They'd burn the world for him.

Daniel transmigrates into the body of a degenerate gambler, only to wake up and realize his own wife has just poisoned him. Salvation arrives in the form of the "Daily Intelligence System", which grants him crucial foresight each day. Seizing this second chance, Daniel completely reforms, and leverages modern knowledge to introduce advanced firearms, single-handedly turning the tide of battle and earning a noble title. Yet, his greatest challenge comes not from war, but from a rift in time itself, threatening to separate him from the wife he has grown to cherish.

Abandoned by his fiancée and exiled by his sect, Adrian Vale awakens the Abyssal Serpent, a spirit beast mocked by all as worthless. Bound by blood, they evolve and rise, becoming a terror the world has never seen. In the final battle, Adrian merges with the serpent, ascending as the Dragon Emperor to shatter the old order and forge a world where all beings stand as equals.

After being abandoned by his fiancée and exiled from his sect, Adrian Vale awakened the Abyssal Serpent—a spirit beast dismissed as worthless by all. Bound by a blood pact, he and the serpent evolved together. They consumed. They rose. They became something the world had never seen. In the final battle, Adrian merged with the serpent and ascended as the Dragon Emperor. He shattered the false gods, tore down the old order, and rewrote the rules of existence—so that all beings, great or small, could stand as equals.

In an age where monsters feast on human terror, fear itself becomes the deadliest weapon—for everyone except Evan. While Crisis Response Bureau scramble and ordinary people succumb to despair, Evan faces the grotesque creatures with utter indifference, wondering more about their taste than their threat. He's not brave; he's broken. And his beautiful madness might just be humanity's only hope against a world devoured by fear.

Evan Cross has spent years trapped between worlds—his body awake, his soul chained in the Abyss Penitentiary. He's learned to endure. Until the dream changes. Behind bronze bars, the Monkey King opens his eyes and calls him: "Seventh Warden". Now Evan makes a deal: find the lost staff, borrow Monkey King's power, and finally break free. But as he hunts for the weapon, he uncovers a truth darker than any prison: the Abyss wasn't built to hold prisoners. It was built to hide what the Celestial Realm fears most. And Evan? He was never just a warden.