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Personally, I don't see the point of a monster MC who reincarnated or transformed, who acts just like any other monster. That's just more of the same. There's no real surprise or interesting factor to them. Worse, it also feels unnatural or like a poor characterization if their actions are just...

1. Azarinth Healer. Towards chapter 200, I didn't know why I even ever started and cut it. The most upsetting where the characters. Especially bad was that one "betrayal by her friend that happened for no actual reason. Yet, a total trainwreck is the MC. The MC is a genocidal maniac. Culling...

Actually, I prefer female protagonists, and am usually disappointed if I get a man in disguise. Especially, if they take me for an idiot by selling the plot.

The Isekai protagonist is a psychopath who has no qualms about killing a person. Protagonist doesn't behave like a human being. Story shows clear political agenda. Gender Bender that exists solely for the tag, but otherwise doesn't matter. Gender Bender without body dysphoria, where MC directly...

Maybe instead of Superhero go just superhuman? People gain powers, but most aren't gunghoo about doing social service. Society has to make an effort to have a system that can put them to use, according to their powers. And then a formally strong status comes that doesn't actually have the level...

Alchemitization on RR was the best I have ever read in this regard. Sadly discontinued (why are authors doing that to us?!!).

Some kind of disposition in this fantasy world leads to young girls getting transformed into powerful monsters at every corner.

If you click on your profile in the upper right, there is a partion "Signature". Click on it, and there you can attach links just like below mine.

The Webtoon Cydonia Shattering had "Sand and Cinder". That was quite fun.

Just by knowing what is written in a book, would he be actually able to apply it? Just because he knows the content, he doesn't have to be intelligent enough to make heads of anything complicated. I could as well read a book about nuclear thermodynamics, and wouldn't be able to build a nuke...

No pressure. If you actually get to it, I'll be happy, but I don't put you on the spot to deliver. Would be just a nice little extra to brighten my day.

I mean, it's her true form. She's basically a blob that assumes the form of a girl. Yet there wouldn't be any parts to see, as she simply lacks them, and doesn't bother/isn't good enough to form details like nethers. In the story, she often assumes a full-body cloak with a mask (at first a...

For real?! Like, for free? Damn, I'd really love to see my OCs in an anime style. I'd like to see Shari, from my story Slime Girl. She started out as a red-haired tomboy (shorter hair ear till neck length) of 17 years, but then got transformed into a blue slime (I want the slime). She's rather...

For a more classic western version of your concept, I recommend a look into Dungeon scholar on RoyalRoad. That one had a skill-based society, but no stats. It was pretty interesting how things interacted and might be very good reference (yet it's discontinued).

Guess that doesn't count, but in my fantasy stories, there are beings with liquid bodies. They can send a wave from one point of their body to the other side, and accelerate it continuously till it reaches the contact point, which basically sends out a kinetic shock that sends most opponents...

An accidental cosmic being that is way over her head with her power.

Personally, I find that the law of conservation of energy should somehow still exist. This means the fireball needs an energy source. Either by equal exchange from somewhere else, or through some inner power the caster had to stock up on first.

My stories are basically pure chaos. The main theme is that the MCs get turned into creatures and need to deal with it. The plot follows. While situations naturally revolve around this most pressing point, I wouldn't exactly call it the focus of the happenings. They are the main influence, but...

Hmm, my stories are going well, and this without an actual antagonist. Rather, it's usually a general situation of conflict. Particular, I'd mention here my story Formicea (as it's the only book I basically completed). While there is a war in the background, the enemies are at best just that...

A cultivation story whose system I found very intriguing was a post-apocalypse, with zombies. Both zombies, magical beasts, and some humans could gain elemental powers that would allow them to use a certain kind of magic, sometimes with even extremely exotic effects and things that may benefit...