Tao Wong Books in Order

Karlak's dungeon has reopened with a new layout, new monsters, and new traps. Daniel's party races to clear it first, if the danger does not break them along the way.

Daniel Chai can heal with a touch, but a quiet life never suited him. He leaves home for a dungeon town, where monsters, levels, and adventure finally open up.

Back from army service, Daniel and Asin need better gear, more Skills, and more Levels before they can clear Karlak's dungeon. Their next quest sends them across Brad and forces them to grow up fast.

John Lee is camping in the Yukon when Earth is hit by the System and every rule changes. Alone and unarmed, he has to survive the wilderness before he can reach anyone else.

Back in Whitehorse, John faces bigger monster waves and the aliens who now treat Earth like a prize. Survival is no longer enough when a whole town needs leadership.

Leaving the Yukon behind, John and his team begin a rough new arc across Canada. Travel, liberation, and hard choices turn the apocalypse into a road war.

John is helping hold together multiple settlements on the West Coast while enemies close in. Politics, warfare, and leadership all get messier as the stakes rise.

Now advanced adventurers in Silverstone, Daniel and his team spot a path to riches and recognition. To take it, they have to survive the arena first.

Dungeons are multiplying and galactic powers want control of Whitehorse. John has levels and grit, but keeping the city independent may cost more than he wants to pay.

Returning to Earth years later, John finds a changed planet that needs a place in galactic politics. Freedom now means more than clearing monsters from one city.

Forced to lie low on a pirate station, John and his people get dragged back into galactic intrigue. This time, they are expendable pieces on somebody else's board.

John's fight finally takes him into the wider galaxy. He wants answers from the powers behind Earth's disaster, but space is every bit as dangerous as home.

Conscripted farmer Wu Ying gets an unexpected chance to join the Verdant Green Waters Sect. His first steps into cultivation bring danger, discipline, and a choice that will change everything.

Now an inner sect member, Wu Ying has to grow stronger, choose a second occupation, and avoid trouble. Outside the sect, war is getting closer.

Taking a break from dungeon delving, Daniel's group joins a major expedition into the wilds. New monsters and broader dangers force the team to learn who they really are.

This first comic issue adapts John's introduction to the System as Earth collapses around him. It is the sharp, visual start of his survival story.

John escapes Kluane National Park only to find civilization in ruins. The road to Whitehorse is full of monsters, aliens, and frightened survivors.

Henry Tsien finds a ring with a jinn inside and makes the obvious choice, he wishes for magic. That one decision drops him into a hidden supernatural world full of danger and possibility.

Henry's powerful ring becomes the center of a widening hunt. Forced onto the run, he has to level fast and decide how much power he can risk using.

A short System Apocalypse tale about people trying to rewrite their lives after the blue screens arrive. Wong keeps the focus on survival, small choices, and a changed world.

Still new to magic, Henry teams up with Alexa Dumough, a Knight Templar initiate. Their unlikely alliance brings training, friendship, and a lot more trouble than either expected.

Ordinary routines do not stay ordinary for long in this brisk short adventure. It mixes humor, forward motion, and the sort of practical detail Wong likes to build around.

Journalist Kylie Porter enters a vampire VR game for work and expects to fake her way through it. With Johnathan Masters helping, the game starts feeling far too real.

A GameLit romantic comedy that treats dating and character growth with the same mix of awkwardness and rules. It is lighter than Wong's big series, but still built around progress.

A debt to the Erethran Empire drags John into the heart of imperial politics. Power, obligation, and stubborn human choices threaten consequences on a stellar scale.

A larger party means more strength, but also more strain. Daniel and the others face a reopened dungeon where teamwork matters just as much as leveling.

Talent can be as heavy as any burden in this A Thousand Li side story. Expectations, family pressure, and the promise of cultivation all pull in different directions.

War clouds gather and Wu Ying is drawn toward a conflict his sect would rather avoid. Cultivation, loyalty, and battlefield politics collide as peace gives way to bloodshed.

When Master Cheng is poisoned, Wu Ying joins Elder Yang on a dangerous mission to find a rare antidote. The journey becomes a race through enemy territory with dark forces waiting ahead.

Whitehorse is not the home John remembers. He tries to build a life there, but the apocalypse keeps dragging him back into the fight.

John joins Mikito and Richard to help rebuild Whitehorse. Survival starts turning into community, even as danger stays close.

A dungeon appears in the Yukon and human tensions flare alongside monsters and aliens. John needs allies, because some victories cost too much to win alone.

After an incipient dungeon nearly wipes them out, John and his friends return to Whitehorse to find new alien complications waiting. The city has to hold together or fall apart.

John has beaten monsters, aliens, and dungeons, but human politics may do what they could not. Betrayal forces him to choose between law, honor, and violence.

Framed as a captured supervillain's interview, this short peels back the scandal around the Technopath, the authorities hunting her, and the broken system beneath the headlines.

Romance does not get easier when monsters and levels show up. This short adds a warm, lightly bittersweet angle to life inside the System Apocalypse.

Hal Mason is a bail bondsman and veteran when the System wipes out modern life. Pittsburgh becomes a hunting ground where survival and morality rarely point the same way.

This playful short leans into gear, identity, and the odd everyday problems that come with game-like worlds. It is light on its feet, but still built around consequence.

Johnathan Masters is sitting comfortably near the top of Eternal Night until a rival Blood pushes into his turf. Vampire politics and sharp retaliation drive this quick, tense sequel.

System windows are bad enough when they interrupt daily life, worse when the world is collapsing. This short turns that familiar Tao Wong image into a fast survival problem.

John's actions have brought the Galactic Council down on Earth itself. To save his world, he may have to bargain away more of his honor than ever before.

A turning-point tale from the A Thousand Li world, this story mixes immediate danger with the kind of inner change that lasts longer than any single fight.

Leaving the shelter of training behind, this A Thousand Li side story follows the risks and revelations that wait lower down in the wider world.

Fleeing the Council after exposing deeper truths, John and his allies race for the one clue that might change everything. Escape is hard enough, and the System's demands make it worse.

War and movement drive this A Thousand Li side story, where armies, cultivators, and state power all press against one another. It is a brisk look at the wider world beyond the sect.

This nonfiction guide draws on Tao Wong's marketing background to lay out how authors can build a practical, flexible plan. It is aimed at working writers who want strategy rather than empty slogans.

The title is a joke, but the story still has real fantasy stakes under it. Expect bawdy humor, rumor, and trouble spreading wider than anyone planned.

Set in the same cultivation universe, this story puts mortal lives against larger immortal and demonic forces. It is a compact look at power, duty, and dangerous ambition.

A compact fantasy adventure about what people will do for status, advancement, and the right name beside their own. It moves quickly and has fun with game logic.

Daniel's healing gift is out in the open now, and that makes him valuable to everyone. Guild politics start closing in just as adventuring itself gets more dangerous.

An interview with the world's most famous hero turns into a sharp look at old wars, secret histories, and the uneasy politics behind public heroism.

Badly injured and altered by battle, Wu Ying travels to another sect in search of healing. Recovery offers opportunity, but war and the dark sect are still closing in.

Two years into war, the dark sect strikes hard and Fairy Yang is taken. Wu Ying's rescue mission pulls him into traps, politics, and painful choices.

Plant biologist and single mum Kira Kent is working late when the System hits Australia. Mutated wildlife, blue screens, and two kids to protect force her to build a safe zone fast.

This smaller-scale story brings the cultivation world back to ordinary lives. Local hardship and human need test strength in quieter, more personal ways.

Pulled toward the kingdom's center, Daniel and his companions face noble schemes, guild pressure, and dangers that are harder to solve with courage alone.

The final stretch of Daniel Chai's journey ties together dungeon danger, politics, and the question of what kind of life a healer can claim in Brad.

Information broker Dram starts digging into a mystery tied to a coming game update. The deeper he goes, the harder it is to believe Eternal Night is only a game.

Kira now has a settlement, children, and alien allies to look after, but growth brings new danger. Waves of high-level monsters push the safe zone toward breaking point.

A year after the System's arrival, Hal is hired to protect the first train crossing the wild Midwest. Monsters, galactic politics, and hidden agendas turn the job ugly fast.

Two weeks into the apocalypse, Kira is still trying to keep her family and settlement intact. Brisbane's survivors need levels, defenses, and luck as outside threats gather.

John's search for answers leads him deep into the Forbidden Zone and toward the end of his long struggle. It is the last leg of a brutal journey that has cost him almost everything.

A shorter tale set in the A Thousand Li world, this story leans into the climb toward higher realms. It pairs cultivation ambition with danger, discipline, and hard-earned insight.

Banished from the Verdant Green Waters Sect, Wu Ying is forced to make his way in the wider world. New kingdoms, new politics, and new rivals push him to redefine his path.

A quieter fantasy short with a haunted, drifting mood. It follows the pull of memory and unfinished business without losing Wong's sense of momentum.

With the land rush ending, alien factions turn competition into open conflict. Hal Mason dives in for profit and power, only to find killers sharper than he expected.

Decades after mysterious Towers changed the world, Arthur Chua sees the Beginner Tower of Malaysia as his best way out of poverty. He enters hoping to survive, and gets much more.

Fool and Jackal treat the apocalypse as a second chance, working secret missions to help humanity survive. Then a simple rescue turns weird in exactly the way a trickster god would approve of.

A funny portal-flavored short about browsing the impossible and paying for it later. The tone is playful, even as the consequences start to stack up.

A reporter finally gets close to the mysterious Cultist, a figure who has shaped events from the shadows. The result is a short, teasing look at one of the setting's most enigmatic players.

Hidden in Toronto behind a plain door, the Nameless Restaurant offers terrible service and unforgettable food. This cozy fantasy follows its grouchy owner, strange regulars, and quietly magical meals.

Corruption is spreading from the south through tainted spirit stones and twisted daos. Wu Ying heads into Nanyue to find the source before the damage reaches farther.

Traveling beyond Shen, Wu Ying sees new kingdoms, new sects, and new ideas about power. As he follows the trace of Heaven's Wind, he also has to decide what place he wants in the world beneath the heavens.

The wards hiding the restaurant are weakening as more magic returns to the world. New customers, old friends, and changing times push the Nameless Restaurant out of its comfortable routine.

Arthur has cleared the first floor, but now speed matters as much as strength. Climbing with Casey Chin and building the Benevolent Durians turns the ascent into a race.

Fresh off a win, Fool and Jackal get an easy job, keep an entitled rich kid alive long enough to level. Naturally, cultists show up and ruin the plan.

Sent to Vancouver on another routine mission, Fool and Jackal walk straight into a bigger mystery. New enemies, old secrets, and a nightclub sit at the center of it all.

Caleb Hanson is a teacher who becomes protector of alien children after the apocalypse catches up to him. Keeping them alive means facing militants, monsters, and his own limits.

Matt dies, is reborn into a strange realm, and becomes lord of a hex-based kingdom at war. To protect humanity's last line of defense, he has to learn strategy very fast.

Matt has found his feet, barely, but now gold, unit production, and hero management all start competing for his attention. Running a magical kingdom is harder than simply surviving one.

Tricked into overextending, Matt faces the real chance of losing everything. With his fort exposed and his army scattered, strategy matters more than luck.

Winning a battle only creates new work. Matt has a fresh town, new units, and a growing sense that this war is much bigger than one map.

Matt's expanding realm draws tougher enemies and sharper questions about how kingdoms survive. Every gain on the board brings another front to hold.

The war keeps widening, and resource pressure starts to bite. Smart opponents, vulnerable cities, and stretched heroes force Matt to think several moves ahead.

Matt is no longer reacting to one crisis at a time, he is managing a real campaign. Growth, defense, and battlefield timing all have to line up or the kingdom cracks.

With more allies and more tricks in play, Matt pushes deeper into the logic of the world itself. Victory is possible, but it never comes cheaply.

Wu Ying is pushed into high-stakes negotiations as drought and war threaten neighboring kingdoms. Politics, dao, and the risk of open conflict make this one of his hardest tests.

Returning to his old sect after years away, Wu Ying finds status, rivalry, and responsibility waiting for him. He must decide whether Verdant Green Waters is still home.

A martial fantasy story from the A Thousand Li universe, where weapon skill, personal history, and the harsh edge of cultivation all cut close together.

Arthur never planned to become a clan head, yet responsibility keeps piling up on him. The Tower itself has new demands, and his careful plans start slipping away.

Backed toward the wall, Matt faces enemies on multiple sides and too few resources to answer all of them. The game is revealing more of itself just as survival gets harder.

Lizards, goblins, and the Created keep squeezing his borders. Matt needs every hero, every unit, and every risky plan he can put together.

The fighting is bigger now, but so is Matt's ability to shape the board. He is still improvising, only now entire cities and armies depend on his next decision.

By this stage, Matt is fighting for answers as much as territory. Holding the kingdom together means surviving long enough to understand what kind of war he was truly dropped into.

Rising background magic means a flood of new diners, mortal and magical alike. The restaurant can barely keep up, and Mo Meng may have to bend either his rules or his nerves.

After defeating a half-Immortal tyrant at terrible cost, Wu Ying is broken in body and cultivation. To survive, he must rethink everything he believes about his path.

Reincarnated into a dungeon-filled world with missing memories, Lin has survived by fighting hard. Joining Aeres Academy may finally help him uncover who erased his past, if he can stay alive.

Arthur's rise keeps getting more complicated as his clan, the Tower, and powerful outside interests all push for more. The climb is still his way forward, but it is no longer only about him.

Caleb escapes Earth aboard a stolen ship with the children and a load of uneasy allies. Space is no safer than home, and keeping the group together may be even harder.

Wu Ying has finally ascended, but immortality solves less than he hoped. As the heavens, the Middle Kingdom, and deeper realms all begin to shake, old promises and new politics collide.

Another visit to the Nameless Restaurant brings more magical guests, more kitchen pressure, and more quiet change in a world where good food is starting to matter in new ways.

Leaving safer ground behind, Lin heads toward a frontier city where factions, monsters, and buried secrets all collide. His skills are growing, but so are the stakes around him.

The wider struggle of Celestial Cataclysms intensifies as heavenly, mortal, and demonic pressures all bear down at once. Bigger power means bigger costs, and nobody gets to stand outside the storm.

Lin's search for answers drags him from classroom lessons into a far rougher test inside a deadly dungeon. Every fight brings progress, but also fresh clues about his missing past.