NBA: Rise Of Ace Manager

Follow Su Hang, a rising talent whose dazzling goals and fearless play rock Europe’s biggest stages. From triumphs to career-threatening setbacks, his journey is a fight against rivals, doubts, and his own limits. Can he become a true legend in Real Madrid’s white? “Hold it. I haven’t even stepped on the pitch. How’s the loss on me?” “In sport, being bad is a sin.” “If you lose, own it.” “What did you just say? You think I’m definitely getting fired, don’t you?” “You’re finished, kid! I don’t care how much money your father throws at this club—you’re garbage!” “Every time we lose, someone in here gets fed to the wolves?” “When Makélélé left last summer, didn’t you see this coming? Whose fault is that?” “Do you dare call out Florentino? No—you don’t!” … The locker room fell silent. Even Zidane raised an eyebrow—this kid had guts. Queiroz, shaking with rage, finally snapped: “Su Hang, get ready to go on!” Su Hang froze. Wait… what? Queiroz smirked. “What? Scared already? If you don’t dare, then apologize—and write me ten thousand words while you’re at it.” Su Hang ripped off his vest and hurled it to the ground. “Fine! I’ll play! Worst case, we all go down together!” And that’s how the story begins.

Roland arrived in the world of Cyberpunk in 2066 — and awakened the PROJECT System. From that moment on, another giant began to quietly rise within the neon sprawl of Night City. Years later, Roland sat by the window, a small mechanical spider with a mantis-shaped head resting in his palm, a pet lizard curled in his arms. The world outside was still dazzling, the city still alive — yet somewhere along the way, something had quietly shifted. During an interview, when someone brought up the Arasaka Corporation, they casually asked: “Arasaka Tower? There’s no such building in Night City — at least, not below…” The man slowly lifted his head, his eyes reflecting the city skyline — and behind him, a massive inverted triangle blazed with the blinding white PROJECT logo. (CYBERPUNK x LEAGUE OF LEGENDS)

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?

At the twilight of the 19th century, the cowboys of the American West stood on the brink of extinction — their wild, untamed days slipping into legend. In the midst of this fading frontier, Logan Song awakens… within the body of Dave Callander — the man destined to die in the opening moments of Red Dead Redemption. But this time, the story won’t end the same. This time, he seizes his fate with both hands. “Dutch… I’ve got a plan.”

Football × Midfield Artistry × Explosive Creativity × Devastating Skills × System Awakening Fearless and inspired, Leo Lin arrives at a struggling Liverpool at the exact moment the club desperately needs rebirth. The road to revival is brutal—but the young prodigy never backs down. Before long, Leo Lin rises above an entire generation of legends, becoming the most extraordinary midfielder of his era. Beckham: “Seventy-one percent of the Earth is water. The rest belongs to Leo Lin.” Matthäus: “I’ve never seen a midfielder this complete.” Gerrard: “Leo Lin’s long shots are pure art.” Lampard: “Every midfield scoring record I held was broken by him. He’s a true killer.” Maradona: “In terms of control and flair, Lin is even more dangerous than me.” Yaya Touré: “The strongest box-to-box midfielder? It’s Leo Lin.” That season, the fearless rookie steps into Liverpool’s engine room and restores the club to its former glory. From the moment he debuts, Leo Lin evolves into a heavy-artillery all-round midfielder—unlocking devastating long shots, relentless pressing, masterful control, and god-tier creativity. He can surge forward and tear defenses apart. He can drop back and defend like an octopus. Whenever Leo Lin dominates the pitch—attacking, defending, doing everything—fans can’t help but believe: Whoever gets Leo Lin, conquers the world.

At eighteen, Jason Luo has nothing—no future, no prospects, and a father broken by drink. Hardened by hardship, he sees boxing as his only way out. When all hope fades, a mysterious system awakens within him, granting the power to grow stronger with every fight. From human punching bag to rising contender, his journey begins in the ring—where only heart, willpower, and relentless effort can forge a legend.

Transmigrating back to 2010, a 215 cm–tall center awakens with Allen Iverson’s innate talent right from the start. From that moment on, everything changes. Blazing speed. Unreasonable three-pointers. Butterfly-like drives through traffic. Acrobatic, highlight-reel finishes. A generation-defining super center emerges out of nowhere—one who doesn’t just dominate the league, but single-handedly ushers in his own version of the “small-ball era.” “Is Blake Su the strongest center in the NBA?” When reporters posed the question, Jordan gave his assessment: “Illogical three-pointers. Lightning-fast speed. Drives like a butterfly weaving through defenders. Spectacular finishes at the rim…” “But,” others argued, “Blake Su is strong, no doubt. Still, aside from his height fitting the center position, nothing else does. That alone doesn’t make him the strongest center.” Faced with the controversy, Blake Su could only respond helplessly: “I really am a center.”

(A Cyberpunk 2077 fanfic — when Arthur Morgan steps into Night City…) From steam trains roaring across the wild plains to sleek hovering cars drifting under neon lights. From the untamed cowboy riding under endless skies to the lone biker wandering the edge of the world. One man. Two legends. Arthur Morgan has already fulfilled his destined redemption. But when he faces a world wrapped in the chains of “civilization,” how will he survive? In the year 2077, the world is torn apart — half civilization, half crime. Yet even in this so-called age of progress, the heart of humanity remains as savage as ever. From the gunslinger of the past to a drifter two centuries later, can Arthur leave behind his own mark — a drink called The Cowboy — in this ruthless world?

In a world where elite racers partner with intelligent Mecha Girls—AI-driven humanoid machines built to enhance driving performance—fame and glory are earned on the track. Fired and betrayed, racer Derek is left with nothing—until he meets XC-99, a Mecha Girl doomed for recycling. Flawed but blazing fast, she fears she’ll kill any pilot. Derek sees potential. Together, they’ll defy their fate and return to the track.

When someone wields overwhelming physical strength and absolute control over their body, every pass and every shot can be executed with terrifying precision. And once they enter the FLOW state—where time slows and instincts sharpen—they transform into something far beyond human. A true monster is born. Now imagine dropping such a monster into Blue Lock. What kind of chaos… what kind of miracles… will unfold on the field? PS: This is not the same story you know. The protagonist, a transmigrator armed with knowledge of the Blue Lock manga, refuses to follow Isagi’s path in Team Z. Instead, he forges his own way through the first selection, rewriting matches with unexpected twists. And at the center of it all—the monster of Blue Lock himself.

Even if you’ve never watched The Walking Dead, you can still enjoy this story! 【Realistic Apocalypse + The Walking Dead Setting + Independent Protagonist】 【Base Building + Survival + Adventure | 】 After transmigrating into the world of The Walking Dead, she becomes the younger sister of Leah from the Reapers—someone who was supposed to die before even appearing in the story. Calista seems to have drawn the worst possible script… a doomed background character. But that’s fine. The situation is still salvageable. The first thing she does after waking up? Cling to the Reapers and secure their protection. While Rick’s group is still struggling with questions of morality and humanity, Calista is already rebuilding order through sheer force. The Governor dares to provoke her? Bombard him. The Whisperers? Erase them. The Commonwealth and CRM? Move aside. Rick stares at his shabby camp in confusion. “Why is everyone running to her side?” Negan flicks the blood off Lucille as the gates of Rock Fortress slowly open behind him. “Damn… because following her means you actually thrive.” Starting with the Reapers as her foundation, Calista rises from a winery stronghold to become a ruler of the apocalypse. From the United States… all the way to Europe. The original plot? Just a reference. From today onward, my territory will define the order of the new world. 【The protagonist is not a saint. She won’t follow or assist Rick’s group blindly. Their paths will cross, but she will build her own empire.】 (No system. Just the realistic rise of an ordinary person in the apocalypse.)

Ryōsuke Hanyu has always had a strange obsession with volleyball. Ever since he first saw a match at five years old, that light ball—just 260 grams—struck his heart with the force of a thunderclap. From that moment on, he knew this was his sport. Now, after graduating middle school, Ryōsuke has transferred from Tokyo to the legendary Shiratorizawa Academy—home of powerhouse volleyball. But he didn’t realize Miyagi Prefecture was called the “death zone” of volleyball for a reason... With a sharp tongue, intense drive, and absolutely no clue how attractive he is, Ryōsuke is about to crash into a world full of top-tier players, overenthusiastic senpais, and high-stakes matches. He might be labeled a genius— But surviving Shiratorizawa will take more than talent.

【Racing Competition + Zero-to-Hero + Paddock Battles + Technical Breakthroughs + Underdog Victories + F1】 Alex Sun, a simulator racing player, transmigrates into the 2021 F2 season and awakens a dual-module system, using missions and intensive training to eliminate his weaknesses. Starting with a 2+ second deficit, he launches a shocking comeback—claiming the F2 championship and earning his promotion to Formula 1. He builds his own team, breaks through engine development bottlenecks, and defeats elite rivals with extreme late-braking kills at the limit. By shattering regulatory lockouts and technological barriers, he conquers the championship three times. With every millisecond deciding victory or defeat, he forges the most electrifying comeback legend in the paddock.

(Semi-invincible protagonist, no system, and the main character does not know the plot.) “Revenge is a luxury we cannot afford.” “No. This is not revenge. This is the judgment they deserve.” Stephen Johnson, who swore to avenge his benefactor, becomes entangled with Van der Linde in an era on the brink of collapse. Perhaps this transmigrator, who knows nothing, might truly be able to change something.

Alan Han is a college student who, after failing to log into Resident Evil 9 and getting so frustrated by an error code that he literally dies at the age of 21, unexpectedly finds himself transported into the world of Resident Evil. Right from the start, he’s greeted by a young man in casual clothes pointing a gun straight at him. After surviving countless dangers, he eventually escapes Raccoon City alongside Leon. In the end, he returns to Raccoon City with Leon once more, stepping onto that land again to face the final biohazard together. “I only acknowledge the one who crawled out of hell with me.” (The story begins from the timeline of Resident Evil 2. No romance. Focus on the main plot with some slice-of-life elements. The protagonist is not overpowered, he starts as an ordinary college student and grows gradually. Side stories may be included later.)

A battle-hardened warrior shaped by feudal traditions finds himself in Night City, the world of Cyberpunk 2077. Living as a mercenary, he clings to the code of a true knight in a place ruled by chaos, technology, and moral decay. In a future that has abandoned the past, he does the unthinkable, pushing back against the tide of progress and trying to restore a sense of honor, order, and old-world values in a city that has none.

Luke Li transmigrates into the world of The Walking Dead, just three days before the apocalypse begins. Then he awakens the Project Zomboid System. All-profession mastery, blueprint crafting, attribute panels. Everything is maxed out. But the most absurd ability of all is that he can see the buffs above everyone’s head. That man who claims he wasn’t bitten? [Infected - Mid Stage] That stranger smiling as he offers him water? [Deception] and [Hostility] And Shane, who keeps thinking about stabbing Rick in the back? The [Killing Intent] above his head grows darker by the day. “No one can hide anything from me.” Sophia, I’ll find you. Hershel, you won’t be beheaded. Glenn, Negan’s bat will never touch you. And as for Beth… “In this life, you won’t die in that damn hospital.” A harem survival story with multiple heroines, including Maggie, Beth, Rosita, and Ada Wong. Includes elements from Project Zomboid, Dying Light, Resident Evil, Fear the Walking Dead, and Z Nation.

[The Boys + chaotic neutral + comedy + cheat ability + invincible but not brainless + a little crude] After transmigrating into the world of The Boys, Damien Lee spends three miserable years barely holding it together. In his first year, he draws a Superpower so useless in a fight that it only helps him survive through the worst kind of “side jobs.” In his second year, he draws Dog Language. The only thing he gets out of it is Bibira, a Beagle who smokes hookah, drinks alcohol, talks trash all day, and somehow has an even worse mouth than he does. As the hidden eighth member of The Seven, Damien stays close to Homelander, but without any real combat power, he has always kept his head down and played it safe. Then, in his third year, the system finally decides to stop screwing him over. [Ding! Congratulations, host. You have acquired the Superpower: Hydro Form.] Damien can turn his body into water, control external water sources, ignore most physical attacks, and even drain the moisture from other people’s bodies. When Vought secretly tries to have him killed, bullets pass straight through him. One second later, the assassin is nothing but a dried-out corpse, and the entire company finally realizes something is wrong. Homelander makes it very clear: “Touch Damien, and you die.” Damien exhales a ring of smoke while Bibira barks furiously beside him. “Now you get why it pays to have the right person on your side?”