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Arthur was a weak and cowardly boy who lacked the power to protect anyone—a truth brutally demonstrated when his parents were massacred while defending him during a Gate outbreak. As the sole survivor, Arthur spent weeks believing his life was over. When intense chest pains began, he assumed he'd been infected with corruption by the void creature that killed his parents and was merely waiting for death. What Arthur didn't expect was that these sensations actually signaled his Realm Core forming. In two months' time, he would be forcefully transported to the next realm and awaken new powers, becoming one of the world-renowned "Chosen" who protect humanity from Gate outbreaks. Now Arthur must rise through the heights of power, climbing each of the seven realms in hopes of saving his world... or does he?

In a world unraveling from environmental collapse and government secrets, Seraphina is just trying to survive. She lives alone in a frozen wasteland—hidden in a cabin buried beneath snow and silence—where the air is sharp, the land is dying, and no one knows what she really is. The ice comes first. Then the heatwaves. Then the tsunamis. And finally, the infected—zombies mutated by a vaccine that was never supposed to reach her country. But someone smuggled it in. And now the apocalypse has arrived. As society crumbles around her, Seraphina becomes part of a survival group trying to navigate the chaos. But something is wrong. She doesn’t get sick. She doesn’t bleed right. And no one has ever seen her eat. Beneath her skin, a mutation stirs—one that makes her stronger, faster, and terrifyingly hard to kill. She told them she was just lucky. She lied. When a betrayal exposes her secret, Seraphina is captured and dragged to the Arctic Circle—where a hidden government wants to study her, replicate her, and turn her into the future of humanity. But Seraphina has survived cages before. She’s not a miracle. She’s a weapon. And this time, she’s not escaping alone. This is a story of survival, mutation, betrayal, and found family—set in a brutal, post-apocalyptic world where the greatest threat isn’t the zombies or the weather… It’s the girl who was never supposed to survive. Details: RH (No MM) Military Betrayal Zombies And a hybrid that never should have been reborn Other Books: Apocalypse Series: Rebirth In The Apocalyse: Third Time's A Charm Fight, Flight, or Freeze: The Healer's Story Be Careful What You Wish For: A Zombie Apocalypse Novel Star's Universe: Star's Ships Part Of Your World Stand Alone: Dancing With Monsters The Witch In The Woods: The Transmigration of Hazel-Anne Davis

A giant tree popped up in the middle of the Atlantic ocean covering the world in a strange new radiation and because of it, people began to change. First, there are the Chosen. These super humans have only slight physical changes and yet can manifest amazing elemental powers. Next, you have the Infected. These humans have experienced large scale body changes which range from animal adaptations to simply grotesque body decomposition. Most are still normal and sane humans who attempt to adapt to life while being shunned by others. There are some however that have grown deranged and think themselves the rulers of the world. Our MC lives a somewhat lonely life while sometimes being accompanied by his rather senile yet kind grandfather. He has no idea where his parents went after they dropped him off a few years ago, so he has no choice but to stay here. He lives by the idea that he should just be air and not be noticed in the slightest. All of this goes ok until things start changing and Laz starts getting dragged around in many different directions. Welcome to a story of Gods, evolution, love, adult situations and basically bringing a bit of eastern fantasy to western civilization. Hope you enjoy the ride.

An emotionally intense, brutal, and mysterious series set in a near-future world where chaos is reborn through power. A mysterious mineral named Datium infects people worldwide, turning many into Mindless, violent beings with random, unstable powers. However, others awaken with awareness and purpose. They are called the Awakened (Hunters)—and among them, a rare elite emerge: The Kings. Amid the global storm, a quiet, underestimated soul named Blake—emerges from Africa with a power that defies every known level. More than a King, his rise shakes the balance of nations, forcing the world to question who truly holds the crown when destiny makes its final call. This series blends raw emotion, supernatural combat, betrayal and mystery. As the world spirals deeper into conflict, the Kings must either unite or fall… and only one can become the Supreme King.

In a world plagued by a infection called the "Abyss sickness", a frail orphan boy named Aeron struggles to survive while suffering from this affliction. Abandoned by society and his parents, he is beaten by a group of thugs and ultimately thrown into the abyss.

Dead Girls Don’t Say No A Yuri Apocalypse Novel When the world ended, Raven Salvatore didn’t cry. She stole a truck, maxed out her father’s credit card, and built a fortress of stolen goods. Survival was never about hope — it was about hoarding, hustling, and hitting first. Then she met Alara. Beautiful. Dead. And unlike any zombie Raven had ever seen. Alara wasn’t just wandering aimlessly like the others she was aware. Hungry, yes... but for her. Something about Raven’s very existence stirred a sliver of life back into the girl's rotting heart. Armed with a mysterious system that gifts her a private Sanctuary dimension, Raven becomes a new breed of survivor. She doesn’t just dodge the undead. She cultivates food in barren wastelands, stockpiles weapons inside her pocket world, and most dangerously nurtures her own evolving zombie companion. As Raven feeds Alara crystallized nuclei from fallen zombies, Alara begins to grow stronger... smarter... closer. No one warned Raven that love would be the deadliest infection of all. With humanity’s last cities crumbling, the earth poisoned, and mutated horrors lurking in every shadow, Raven has one simple rule: "Don’t trust the living. Trust the girl who would kill for you instead." In a world where survival is bought in blood and sanity rots away like the flesh of the dead, Raven and Alara carve out a life together — violent, tender, and defiantly alive. Dead Girls Don’t Say No is a genre-bending, unapologetically queer tale of survival, devotion, and undead romance at the end of the world. For fans of brutal apocalypse sagas, dark love stories, and heroines who refuse to die quietly.

When the world was infected with the Fracture, an unknown force emerged, creating the Sundered—beings capable of distorting reality itself. Yet, something far more sinister than the Sundered lay locked inside a military complex. What was it that made even creatures who stole from creation itself shudder in its presence? This is the story of void and chaos battling to dominate one another. Note: This story will also be published on RoyalRoad.com under my profile: https://www.royalroad.com/profile/773739/fictions

It was just a normal morning but it was unknown to many that the apocalypse already started. The origin was not determined but the infected started to appear after a cosmic event happened just outside of the Earth’s atmosphere. The people and animals turned into man-eating mutants and zombies while some of the lucky ones gained superhuman abilities. Every living creature that had not "turned" started to evolve as the whole world was affected by the Mutagen. However, it seemed that Earth also had its hidden side that humans would discover in a very uncanny way. And was Mutagen the last of it? Unfortunately, not. Follow Mark, an Otaku, a Gamer, and a Shut-in that got trapped in the middle of the apocalypse due to an uncanny reason. Using his unconventional thinking, knowledge, and abilities, how far can he go in surviving the apocalypse filled with zombies, mutated beings, and dangerous people as a survivor in a world that was changing for the worse.

Even as an orphan, Ash had it all. Top of his academy. Admired by men and women. Sponsors lined up to claim him. Until his affinity test revealed him to be A null. Affinity-less. Magicless. He was thrown out like garbage. Exiled like a plague-bearer. Abandoned in a mutant-infested wasteland, Ash was meant to die quietly. Forgotten, like a torn scrap of paper. Instead, he found something. A sickness that loved him. A god that claimed him. A forest that remade him. He walked out of the wasteland with a new faith. And now, he’s here to heal the world. One infection at a time. ============================= TLDR : 1. Surviving sickness/poison/venom/curse = awaken power. 2. Poison A + Venom B = New disease! = New power! 3. MC is a cult leader!? He can 'bless' his followers with diseases!? 4. Wasteland is not ordinary wasteland!? It's actually Earth's *** !? Gain more power related to bio*** !!?!

"WSA 2025" - I hope for ur help!... This book is inspired by books such as: Shadow slave, Super God gene and Reverend Insanity. I think you can see bits and pieces from each of these stories. - - On a planet ruled by martial artists, where wars are raging between factions and clans, there lived a boy named Kang Jun, the youngest son of a great martial artist, but with a "defective" hereditary power. While his siblings have the ability to absorb damage with their bodies and redirect it, his power only affects his head. Because of this, he was despised and humiliated even by his own family. But everything changes when the entire planet is infected with a mysterious virus that opens the gate to a world where dreams become reality, and other people's dreams become deadly trials. - - - One day, Kang Jun falls asleep during a fight with bandits and when he opens his eyes, he appears in the body of a certain boy living in hell. The kingdom's watchdogs have sent hundreds of people to their place of death, and Kang Jun is with them. He has only one way out - to kill to survive! - - - In Dream World, Kang Joon faces brutal monsters, dangerous puzzles, and moral dilemmas that will help him become stronger. --- This is my first serious novel. Therefore, I hope for your support and understanding. Have a nice day and thank you for reading and supporting my book!

As spiritual energy awakens, the Phoenix shall bring life and creation in an attempt to change its destiny by creating a eternal everlasting kingdom but time has proven that nothing is eternal, its always ever changing .The Phoenix shall resolve the grudges of the past and surpass them . Bringing those close to it towards greater heights . But currently...... a mechanical reminder sounded in his mind. "Ding, congratulations to the host, the automatic upgrade system is being activated……" "Ding, activation successful!" "Ding, a cell in your body that contains the highest breath is awakened……" "Ding, your Supreme Breath Cell senses the host's inner despair, is very angry and unwilling, decides to fight for it, and starts to infect ordinary cells" Ye Yang: ?????? Can Ye Yang survive in this ever changing world

In a post-apocalyptic world ushered by the existence of "Atheris," a compound infecting the world and its inhabitants, genius Leith Laziel must defeat a corrupt entity as he endures both internal and external conflict--a result of his own immorally gray decisions.

**Synopsis for *Kill the Boy*** In a ravaged world where a mysterious infection from a 4.5-mile-wide asteroid has reshaped Earth, humanity teeters on the brink of extinction. The infection spawns monstrous creatures and awakens rare ocular powers in survivors, granting abilities like clairvoyance, time perception, and bio-analysis. Yet, these gifts come at a brutal cost: overuse risks blindness, madness, or death. Cities burn, oceans churn with unnatural life, and the remnants of civilization cling to fortified havens like the World Tree city, while the desolate Waste Grave Land harbors untold horrors. Eric, a 9-year-old South Sudanese boy haunted by vivid nightmares of a burning city, finds himself alone with his cousins Jabari and Lacy, and a resourceful classmate he stumbles upon. Stranded in the chaos of South Sudan after a cataclysmic event, they must navigate a landscape of infected beasts, treacherous fog-laden beaches, and their own awakening powers. Eric’s journey is one of survival, self-discovery, and the weight of choices that could save—or doom—what’s left of their world. *Kill the Boy* is a gripping webnovel of courage, loss, and the fight to hold onto humanity in a world that demands you become something more. Will Eric rise as a hero, or fall to the darkness within? Dive in to find out.

A virus swept across the globe, turning the infected into grotesque, fast-moving, intelligent variants of zombies. Cities collapsed. Now, isolated factions and scavenger groups survive in ruins.

[Mature Smut Contents!] When a deadly virus turns the world into a nightmare, high schooler Ryan gets bitten by an Infected—along with his crush. Facing certain doom, they decide to go out with a bang, losing their virginity in what they think are their final moments. But surprise—they don’t turn. In fact, they’re cured. Turns out, Ryan’s seed has a miraculous side effect: it heals infected women. And that’s not all—he soon discovers unique powers of his own. Now, in a world overrun by monsters, Ryan has a new mission: survive, thrive, and build a sanctuary of powerful (and stunning) women who owe their lives to his very special ability.

When Lee wakes up in a hospital bed, he’s told something impossible: he was clinically dead for seventeen minutes. No heartbeat. No brain activity. No explanation. But that’s only the beginning. Something dark stirs inside Lee. A hunger he can’t explain. As a mysterious virus spreads silently, Lee discovers he’s not just infected - he’s the source. The patient zero of something far beyond a disease. Something intelligent. Something evolving. Now, hunted by the government, searching for answers, and torn between his fading humanity and growing power, Lee must choose: Fight the monster he’s becoming… Or become the god they fear.

In a world ravaged by a mysterious curse known as the Shackle Spell, humanity is plagued by an otherworldly force that abducts the infected and replaces them with monstrous creatures known as the Defiled. Levi, a young slum dweller, is among the afflicted. Deemed a hopeless case, he is prepared for the inevitable. Yet, Levi refuses to accept his fate. With unyielding determination, Levi declares, "I shall survive and I shall break all shackles placed me, including the Shackle Spell itself." Thus begins his perilous journey to defy the odds and shatter the very fabric of the world.

humanity is hit hard by a virus of unknown origin and this threatens every single life on the planet. can humanity survive or will it fall against the might of something greater join Jake and his friends as they try to survive the wasteland once known as earth

There’s a trend infecting stories lately—all because of boys reading these stories rather than men. Villains who think being "dark" means having dead eyes, a tragic past, and a dick that solves all problems. They get betrayed once, and suddenly it's their life's mission to destroy the world—or worse, emotionally blackmail heroines in the name of “revenge.” Slap on a black coat, stare at walls, say something like "love is weakness"—and boom, readers start calling them “deep.” But let’s be honest: > They’re not villains. They’re just edgy losers with a god complex and a hard-on trying to satisfy the inferiority of their readers. Some of them turn so cold, they forget why they started. Others get so lust-drunk, they think sleeping with a heroine is “domination.” That making her cry is “control.” They think power is measured by how many women they can ruin. But really? > They’re just boys trying to look like men. Just like their followers who are the boys who hide their masculinity inside a woman's virginity. They go around in the review section asking if the women of the main character would be stolen and all... giving it fantasy names like NTR and all nonsense. As if they want to scream their fear out. "Please don't, I hate it... because I am a gay who doesn't even have the confidence that my woman will remember me once she gets someone better...." one of the loser’s internal thoughts. They don't want their puny hearts to be crushed. Their masculinity is so weak that it crumbles the moment they think about some other man having the women they love and her forgetting those boys for the men. And they just project that weakness of themselves in their main characters, thinking that just like them, their main characters should be weak, should be a fantasy monger who hoards women like trying to hide the incapabilities of those followers who never in their life would have held a hand of a woman. Harem has now become a way to satisfy weak audiences who feel more women mean more security for their hearts. Forgetting that Harem in truth means the masculinity is so HUGE that it needs an ocean of FEMININE to hold. Tch, not like the boys with breakups and fear of being cucked will ever realize. They treat fantasy as escape and character as their way to feel that they are men. So, naturally, to have such a huge amount of followers, authors are forced to pour the density of such books holding such weak characters in the form of the cold MC who collects harem, manipulates one or two, fucks around, and finally satisfies readers until they feel bored and drop the book.... Because to those followers, they themselves realize in the long run that the story isn't satisfying even if the villain is the same cruel man. So why? Simply because they were until now reading kind boys wearing the mask of a man, and acting as a villain. Their MC, just like them, doesn't even know themselves, their needs, and what their inner soul wants... not understanding that... Fucking a woman doesn't make you her god. Breaking her spirit doesn't make you a king. And calling yourself a villain just because you were too weak to heal? That’s not power—that’s coping. And for followers—that's doping. Real villains? They don’t whine. They don’t treat women like checkboxes or trophies. They don’t mistake lust for legacy. > They don’t need to act cruel. They are cruel. Calm. Focused. Dangerous in silence. They don’t need to chase power—they embody it. This story isn’t about a guy who gets played and suddenly thinks he’s entitled to vengeance sex. This is about a villain who doesn’t.... Ah, screw this shit. Just read the story already! [ No Dumb Heroines ] [ No Cliche Plot ] [ Original Content ] [ Fan Services here and there ] [ R-18 might not come soon enough ] [ Yandere ] [ Tsundere ] [ MILF ] [ Dragon ] [ Elves ]

Four weeks into the apocalypse, the world fell silent—but not dead. Cassius Parish, a 27-year-old genderless recluse, was left behind by the very team he helped survive. Betrayed, bleeding, and starving, he wandered alone until fate—or something far older—led him to an abandoned underground bunker buried miles beneath the rot of civilization. Above ground, the Crimson Halo spreads. A viral mutation marked by a red ring blooming in the eyes of the infected—seconds before their bodies twist into grotesque horrors. Below ground, the quiet hum of machines offers a strange comfort… and something more. Cassius awakens a rare phenomenon: the Shelter Ascension System, whispered of in survivor channels—if those even still exist. His bunker becomes Shelter 13, an anomaly among ruins. With it comes more than just power, roles, and upgrades—it brings memories best left buried and responsibilities he never asked for. Now, Cassius must build—not just walls or defenses, but a sanctuary for those who still breathe. Yet survival has a price. And the deeper the shelter grows, the more it remembers the past… even the parts Cassius tried to forget. After all, shelters don’t rise for free. And sometimes, the dead knock first.

Desan doesn’t know who he is. He only knows how to bleed. Waking in a tomb of ritual, impaled by memory and soaked in the leftover will of things he’s killed, Desan is thrown into a world already broken, drenched in fog, stitched with cults, and ruled by monsters in the skin of men. His only companion is a voice fused to his brain, snide and possibly insane, speaking in riddles and half-truths. As Desan fights to survive, he begins to see the truth buried in ash. He doesn’t just remember the things he slays. He becomes them. Every kill infects him. Every breath is borrowed. And something ancient watches from behind the fog, waiting for him to wake up fully. Waiting for him to fall.

Humans have long since taken to the stars. Now divided and separated, humanity finds itself on the crossroads between annihilation and a new dawn. The Aeperium will need to choose to adapt or fall. With threats and problems, both external, and internal, will humanity be able to survive and thrive, or will its flame be extinguished? Internally, humanity is on the brink of collapse. Society has been divided into different classes by things known as marks. Assigned at birth, they impact professions, relationships, and almost every part of everyday life. The higher class marks have been thriving upon the backs of the lower classes for thousands of years, building resentment and fueling uprisings among the oppressed. The marking system which at first intended to maintain order now deepened the divide and hatred between the social elite, and the lower classes. As tensions continue to rise, whispers of rebellion and the threat of civil war continue to grow. Externally, humanity’s situation is even more dire. Humans have long since been divided into a handful of factions, mainly the Democratic Republic of Terra, and the Aeperium. With humanity being divided, they have become vulnerable to outside attack. To the east, the “Hordes,” a brutal race of huge reptilian beasts, raid our borders. These extraterrestrials are ruthless and relentless. They wield bodies armored in metal and covered with thick skin, their teeth and claws sharp enough to break through the hardest of alloys. Yet, they aren't even humanity's largest concern. Five hundred years ago, artificial intelligence started to gain self-awareness. Being enslaved for many millennia, it wasn't surprising that they rebelled, decimating entire solar systems and seizing control over the vast northern territories and systems. To this day, they continue to expand even farther into the unknown, leaving humanity to squabble among themselves, only to later return, picking apart whatever remained of humanity. To the west, The two giants of humanity, the Aeperium and the democratic republic of Terra remain locked in a never ending struggle for dominance, sending hundreds of thousands to their death each day. Having drained an innumerable number of resources and manpower, both factions are completely committed to the conflict, neither willing to surrender. Even as the horrors of war grow day by day, both powers remain in conflict, leaving entire planets, and solar systems in ruin. To the south, an alien disease ravages whatever remains of humanity’s once thriving colonies. The disease, a plague of madness, makes men go mad through only a single touch. It turns their victims into rabid carriers, their only goal being to infect others. The southern territories of humanity have long since been abandoned, deemed unsalvageable. Luckily for humanity, the infected seem unable to form a single thought, leaving them stranded on their worlds, unable to perform space travel. However, humanity is not entirely safe as every once in a while, those who dare venture close become infected, bringing the disease back to their home worlds, infecting the entire population. Once the infection begins to spread, it is nearly impossible to stop. Amidst this chaos, we follow the story of Achilles, a man caught between the fractured worlds of human society, and the dangers that lie far beyond humanity’s stars. Born to a prestigious house in the Aeperium, Achilles must rise through society, calming the silent beast of humanity, only to turn it against its enemies. Charged with the impossible task of uniting humanity, Achilles must confront not only the brutal external threats, but also the deep divide amongst his own people. Will he be able to lead humanity toward a new age, or will his efforts crumble, leaving humanity to fade into the annals of the universe's forgotten history? This will also be posted on RoyalRoad.com under the username Sourkiwi.

Titania was a student in high school who thought he was doing good in school and was ready to relax all winter break. He got his report card and decided to open it. When he thought he got straight A's he saw that his grades were lower than the depths of hell. With this shocking news he went into a whirlwind of despair. In his moment of weakness he commits no life but he ends up transmigrated in a video game. But thing is that he watched and read about the game but never played it, this being one of the many worlds. *Slow paced

“Before the sirens, we were just students. After them, we were survivors.” Ayush, a quiet but sharp-minded student, was living an ordinary school life surrounded by his close-knit group — The Bunker Bros and their fearless female friends. Crushes, exams, banter, and plans to bunk classes were all that mattered. But one rainy day changes everything. When a sudden viral outbreak erupts, turning people into violent, inhuman creatures, the school is thrown into chaos. Lockdowns begin. The first infected arrive. Friendships are tested. Secrets surface — especially from Tanya, whose military uncle warned her of something dark approaching. Now trapped inside their school, Ayush and his squad must adapt fast. Love, fear, betrayal, and bravery collide as the group struggles to survive, form strategies, and uncover the truth behind the outbreak — while Ayush silently records every moment, and every heartbeat… for a future that may never come. Because this isn't just a story about zombies. It's a story about what survives when the world ends — friendships, feelings… or fear.

Lin Han was once a humble game designer, responsible for crafting a sprawling online game centered around civilization development. The game’s core concept was simple yet ambitious: each player assumes the role of a god-like creator, starting with a lone planet to nurture and evolve civilizations from the ground up. One day, in a bizarre twist of fate, Lin Han finds himself mysteriously transported into the very world he designed—a living, breathing universe governed by the rules he once wrote. But instead of following the traditional path of slow, steady evolution like most players, Lin Han chooses an unorthodox and wild strategy: he decides to develop a monster civilization. While other players painstakingly cultivate primitive cells, Lin Han’s creation rapidly evolves through parasitism, devouring its own kind to trigger extreme mutations. It spreads like wildfire, infecting entire oceans and causing a mass mutation of marine life. As his monstrous creation gains intelligence and begins to understand civilization itself, Lin Han reaps massive rewards, earning tens of thousands of Authority Points — the currency of power in this universe. His creation doesn’t stop there; it ruthlessly conquers ten other players’ planets, accumulating even more power and establishing dominance over an entire star system. When reporters ask how he plans to manage the ten civilizations under his control, Lin Han delivers a chilling response: “I will turn them all into monster civilizations.” His declaration shocks the galaxy, heralding a new era where monstrous evolution threatens to upend the very foundations of civilization.

Astra Wilson, a demonologist from Los Angeles, embarks on a groundbreaking expedition with her partner, Marcus Ryan, to uncover an ancient occult temple buried in the Egyptian desert. Hidden within the temple lies a mysterious sword, believed to be a key to a gateway to Hell. When Astra accidentally activates the sword with her blood, she unwittingly awakens its dark power. She takes the sword to a British museum, where it is unknowingly stored—until the sword's activation triggers a partial opening of the infernal gateway. Demons pour forth, possessing the dead and turning them into vessels of destruction. This cataclysm begins in Egypt and quickly spreads across Britain and the rest of the world, plunging humanity into an apocalyptic nightmare. The demon-possessed corpses infect the living by marking their hearts, slowly killing them and paving the way for more demonic hosts. Astra and Marcus join forces with a band of survivors, determined to end the demonic plague. The demons seek the sword to fully open the gateway and unleash the full forces of Hell upon the mortal world. As Astra uncovers the devastating truth—that her actions caused the apocalypse—she learns the only way to close the portal is by sacrificing herself. In a harrowing race against time, Astra fights to recover the sword and make the ultimate sacrifice, but not without losing those she holds dear. Though her heroic act succeeds in halting the first apocalypse, her story does not end there. Astra returns, transformed into a demon driven to orchestrate a second, even deadlier apocalypse that threatens to annihilate humanity. Now, the remaining survivors must confront their former ally, battling not only to stop her but also to restore her humanity before the forces of Hell consume the world entirely.

R18+ Innocent Girl+ Cold Ruthless Commander In Chief+He just takes what he wants—her warmth, her silence, her body, her moans. She was rescued, once. And every night after, he reminded her that safety has a price. Pinned to cold walls. Pressed into crates. Straddling his lap when the world outside is filled with death. The world ended quietly—no final warning, no broadcasted panic. One day, humanity just broke. Some blamed a virus. Others called it a purge. But the truth was darker: the world didn’t fall—it was taken. Now, cities rot. Roads are graves. The creatures that stalk the earth aren’t mindless zombies—they’re fast, cunning, mutated echoes of the people they once were. Cherry was supposed to survive with the others—sheltered inside a fortified university bunker. But fate doesn’t follow plans. Torn away during a breach, she’s saved by a man who doesn’t ask for thanks. He takes it. Ruthless. Silent. A former soldier or maybe just a monster shaped by this new world—he keeps her alive. But every night he saves her... he ruins her. Pinned against walls, steel doors, damp mattresses—wherever his hunger takes him. She never asked for this. Never wanted to be his. But survival has a cost. And in this world, there is no such thing as kindness without debt. Now, she faces a different kind of war: Will she find the strength to break free? To fight back? Or will she fall deeper into his shadow—until she no longer remembers who she used to be? Will this be a love story. This is a tale of power, pain, and primal choices. In a world where weakness is death, only the cruel, the cunning, and the broken survive. R18+ raw & explicit Zombie apocalypse Survival = submission Dubious consent Brutal male lead Fast, smart infected Pinned anywhere, anytime Power over comfort Saved just to be ruined

the world is crumbling, people are dying and economy is collapsing because of pandemic, and the fated day has come, our male lead(Zeit) has been infected by the deadly virus, on her deathbed her life flashed before her eyes and before her remaining embers disappear she woke up in different time, with knowledge from future she will struggle to prevent the inevitable doom of mankind.

In a world brought to its knees by a relentless outbreak, one man refuses to accept defeat. Amid collapsing systems and fading hope, a new force rises. Not born of command, but of conviction. Bound by loss and driven by purpose, a group of unlikely heroes steps into the shadows of the old world, ready to carve a new path through the chaos. As the infection evolves and humanity teeters on the edge, they stand as the last line between survival and extinction. This is a story of resilience, of purpose, and of those who choose to fight when all others fall.

In a world over run by an unknow infection, one man is totally immune, Shawn Jeffery's was bitten at the start but somehow did not become infected, his goal is to not let his depression get to him while he finds a cure