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\"I never knew you were an inferior saint!\" Soara, who received the revelation of the saint, was invited to join her childhood friend, the hero Zeno\'s, party, where all members had S-rank skills, but she was expelled due to her lack of outstanding talent. Although shocked, Soara did not give up and turned into a freelance adventurer, deepening her friendships with the companions she met on her travels, and gradually recovering from the shock of being expelled from the party, she begins to flourish...

Zhang Ruochen, the Ming Emperor's son, was killed by his betrothed, Princess Chi Yao, eight centuries ago, and the noble prince breathed his last. Upon his reincarnation, 800 years later, he discovered that his treacherous fiancée had merged the realms to establish her empire and declared herself Empress Chi Yao. Observing her likeness in the temple, a furious desire for retribution consumed him. "Grant me a span of 13 years, during which I shall sharpen my skills, and I shall dispatch the empress to the netherworld myself."

When the Gate opens, a world of \'Hunters\', those who hunt demons, exists. Kim Woo-sup, a slingshot enthusiast, awakens as a slingshot shooter and becomes a Hunter. However, his rank is Class F. His magic power is 0.06, and even though he\'s a Hidden Class, he\'s met with sneers and glares. Until he earns points and opens a shop. Now he could level up his skills by collecting points, and this shop, with its stats and all kinds of items, could be purchased...? Can Woo-sup really become a great hunter with just a slingshot?

Dungeons have been appearing in the world for the past few years. Hunters, the cornerstone of clearing dungeons, each have a job with its own traits and abilities. The one said to be the weakest among all of them is “Jobless”. It has neither traits nor abilities. That’s why it’s not even thought of as a proper job. However, Meguru rises to an S-rank hunter with that very job and challenges the Sky Dungeon, which is known as the greatest obstacle. He worked with other S-rank hunters and, the moment he thought he’d defeated the final boss… He was stabbed from behind. The other S-ranks had betrayed him. As he took his final breaths, his sister Kanna was also killed. “I’ll never forgive you. I’ll kill each and every one of you…!” Meguru was reborn with that obsession. He was reincarnated as a girl that looks exactly like Kanna. And like last time, his job was Jobless… With the knowledge of his past life and the future power of Jobless, Meguru will dominate everyone and everything. He starts conquering dungeons once again. This time with the ultimate goal of revenge.

A mystical, ceaseless entity is dispatched to Earth without any discernible emotions or identity. Nevertheless, its form can shape-shift to reflect individuals who possess a powerful will. Initially, it presents itself as merely a sphere, but as time elapses, it transforms into a rock, then inheriting the moss blanketed underneath the snow. Its next form mirrors an injured, solitary wolf lying down to draw its last breaths. Eventually, it gains a sense of awareness and roams across the uninhabited tundra until it encounters a young boy. The child resides in a forsaken town that adults abandon long ago when scouring for an alleged utopia beyond the vast, white tundra. Sadly, their pursuit proves fruitless, and the boy is now in peril. The entity mimics the boy's figure and embarks on a ceaseless excursion, seeking novel encounters, locations, and individuals.

I was reborn 14 years before the original novel began—as the empire’s strongest archmage. All I remember is a single plea: “Protect them.” So I stayed low, planning not to interfere with the story’s happy ending. But then I met the young Fourth Prince, the future tyrant shaped by tragedy. Gaunt and neglected, the child had never even tasted warm soup. I couldn’t just watch. “Your Highness, would you like to become my disciple?” Twelve years later, the once-abused prince is a grown man—still my loyal student, and now hiding bold feelings for his master.

I was transported into the romantic fantasy novel my younger sister was reading, not as the male lead but as the second male lead. If I remember correctly, this punk is fated to go into war in the future and die in the male lead's place. Okay, I've made up my mind. Let's not go anywhere near the main characters and stay healthy until I can go home.

Sian was born into a family of wealthy aristocrats, suggesting a life of ease and luxury. However, during his coming-of-age ceremony, which grants magical abilities to the celebrant, he receives a seemingly worthless "cup" that only produces water. As a result, he is deemed useless and ostracized to live as a nominal feudal lord in the remote desert region. Despite hitting rock bottom, Sian is undeterred and sets out to revive the barren area. Using his "cup," he restores the dried-up oasis and brings happiness back to the locals. Eventually, his "cup" is revealed to be the Holy Grail, further fueling Sian's determination. With his newfound power, Sian challenges himself by creating regional specialties to sell, cultivating enchanted plants, and constructing his dream city.