Romances Online e Histórias de Apocalypse

Level 1. Assassin. Starting gear: one rusty revolver and a really bad attitude. Aria was an insurance adjuster with a gaming habit and a Charisma score she's still offended by. Then she wakes up in a crumbling high-rise in a ruined city, with a health bar floating in her vision and a terminal telling her she's a Level 1 Assassin. Her loadout is a single Colt, a knife, and four boxes of ammo. No respawn button. No manual. No one to tell her whether she can quit. The city is full of zombies, and she's a terrible shot. But she's a quick study. With a secondhand baseball bat, a scruffy little dog named Midnight, and a talent for turning panic into XP, Aria starts to climb. She unlocks Victorian-flavored shops, scrounges for blueprints, and hunts quests for a shotgun she can't afford. She also catches the eye of a cocky guild recruiter, a flirty healer, and a secretive sisterhood of assassins whose mechanical librarian is a little too thorough with its security scan. Everyone in this world seems to want something from her. Then a stranger on a passing bus holds up a message, and Aria loses an hour in the back room of a crafting shop. Now she's wondering whether the game was built for her, and who else is watching her play. She can't log out, so she's going to have to grind. Snarky, gritty, and packed with gear porn, zombie-bashing, and slow-burn romance, this is a steampunk LitRPG for readers who've ever muttered "fuck this game" and then played for six more hours.

The world ended. The people she saved betrayed her. And she died paying the price. But death gives her a second chance. Reborn before the apocalypse, she remembers everything: the monsters, the treasures, and the people who left her to die. This time, she’s ready. With a mysterious System and the ability to devour monsters’ powers, she’ll grow stronger, uncover the truth behind her rebirth, and make her betrayers regret their choices. In a world where only the strongest survive, she won’t be anyone’s victim again.

Siera Blackwood, the arrogant, spoiled cannon fodder villainess of a popular apocalypse novel, The Last Empress, comes to life in Siera's body after her death in a car accident. She is familiar with this story. She has read the book 7 times! Siera Blackwood should be killed off in chapter 3. Abandoned by her fiancé, Marcus Thorn. Pushed into a zombie horde by her stepsister, Sophie. Forgotten. A footnote in the rise of the female power. However, Siera has two benefits over the original villainess: First: She's read the entire novel. She knows all of the plot twists, safe zones, hidden supply caches and character secrets. Second: Her mother's jade pendant which passed with her activates a Stockpile System. Create 100 packs of instant noodles, unlock clean water. Purchase 50 kg of meat, unlock a garden plot. Keep animals; unlock pen. Simple. Grounded. Ideal for the end of the world. She has 30 days until the outbreak. One month to stockpile, prepare and rewrite her death flag. She will have noodles, rice, meat and weapons to fill up her space. She will plant wheat, keep chickens, and amass ammunition. She'll not be struck by any of the death flags in the novel set for her. Then when Marcus and Sophie come crawling confused, desperate and hungry she'll be holding the noodles while they're holding nothing but regret. The novel's story is not to be rewritten. The farther off the story goes from her line, the more it kicks back at her. New threats emerge. Old enemies adapt. The guy who was supposed to betray her is still coming around when she's least expecting him and seems to be remembering another version of the story. Siera doesn't care. Now she is not the cannon fodder. She now writes the ending.

They locked the shelter door with her on the wrong side. Only one man turned back, and he was too late. Mara Quill froze to death in the third winter of the apocalypse. Her fiancé's family ate hot soup behind steel walls and called her "dead weight." Her last companion, a rare Sokoke cat with a forest-striped coat and amber eyes, had already died shielding her from the flood. Then Mara wakes up at her own engagement party, ninety days before the first storm. The ring is still on her finger, and the cat is alive, purring against her ribs. And something new is awake inside her: a System that keeps a ledger. Every kindness is repaid, and every cruelty is collected with interest. So she sells the ring that was meant to chain her and buys her first bag of rice. She calmly takes back what her ex's family stole, with proof, and builds her fortress one careful trade at a time. The body they mocked will outlast every one of them in the famine to come. Then Kane Voss, her ex's older brother and the coldest man in the city, walks into the wreckage of her party and says in front of everyone: "She's marrying me." It's only a deal, a fake engagement to keep the vultures away. He needs a shield, and she needs a fortress. What Mara doesn't know is that Kane remembers the last life too. He carried her frozen body out of the snow, and he has counted every day since. He lost her once. He won't survive losing her twice. But this time she isn't waiting at the door, and he'll have to earn his way in.

In my past life, I was the loyal, dutiful wife. I paid for my husband’s career, funded his family’s luxury, and loved my best friend and her daughter like my own blood. My reward? An iron pipe to the back of my head when the Solar Rust hit—leaving me to bleed out while Sam, my best friend Madison, and his greedy family took my fortune and fled to safety. Now, I’ve woken up 30 days before the sky burns into metallic dust and extreme radiation. Guided by a ruthless cold System in my head, I’m not wasting a single second crying. While Sam thinks he’s playing me for my millions, I’m liquidating ancestral estates, building a top-secret underground fortress in Black-Stone Ridge, and freezing every dime he has ever touched. Now, as the countdown ticks toward apocalypse, he’ll get front-row seats to his own utter destruction.

“I'd rather die than let you touch me.” “Careful what you wish for, Finn. The world's already ending.” Finn has spent years convincing himself that Karl, his nerdy, infuriatingly quiet, openly gay roommate, is everything he despises. Especially after one shameful night at a club that he'd rather die than remember. Then the dead started walking. Now, trapped in their dorm room with a zombie horde outside, Finn discovers that Karl has been bitten. He's infected. And the only thing that can keep Karl from turning into a mindless monster is Finn’s blood. And every time Karl sinks his teeth into Finn's neck, the pain melts into a pleasure so intense that Finn can't tell whether he wants to scream or beg for more.

Arya died alone on a cold floor being feasted by a hoard of zombies. Betrayed and alone, she is given a second chance at life with a new system. But not as a human. As a zombie hybrid. her body adjusts to the virus and becomes the only weapon that can survive the apocalypse and the only cure that can end it. In her hunt for revenge, she remembers what it's like to love, but will she allow herself to fall again? And will she sacrifice herself to save the very people who killed her the first time?

Mara gave them everything—her life, her work, her time, and everything she had to offer. She remained the only reason the Calder family survived the apocalypse. And how did they repay her? They threw her and her mother into the melting streets so that Jason’s dog’s new puppies could have a place in the safe haven she had created herself. When she receives the gift of a second chance and a stockpiling system, she vows not only to get the revenge she deserves but also to survive the apocalypse. However, despite her knowledge of what is to come, the road ahead remains uncertain and brings challenges vastly different from those in her past life, including a mysterious stranger who always seems to know more than he should.

Her husband drained her blood to save his mistress. Now Rosalie West wakes up fourteen days before the Spore Fog. She sends him divorce papers, takes back her grandfather's sealed salt mine, and turns her fortune into a doomsday fortress. But Xavier Knight, a cold logistics commander, arrives at her gate with orders to seize it. Their wary deal becomes a partnership as the fog arrives early. While Nicholas and Sera starve in the cold outside, Rosalie must decide if she can ever trust again, and what her rare blood and her grandfather's buried secrets really mean for the world.

In my past life, my husband and stepsister carved my bones to use for firewood, and burnt my flesh to eat as meat. They betrayed me. But the betrayal did not start there. And the betrayal was not just them killing me in desperation from their hunger and cold. Long before the apocalypse, long before I sat in a frozen cabin with them, long before I gave birth to my child… Long before I said ‘I do’. But I'm back now. It's 29 days before the frozen glacial, and I remember everything. I know their schemes, and I don't intend to let them get away with any of it.

[System + Reborn + She-Power + Zombies + Mystery + Story Transmigration] Gift was just a regular young woman who loved reading web novels. Her favorite story was a popular zombie apocalypse novel, mainly because the main character inside the book shared her exact name, Gift. She spent hours following the story, but she never actually got to read the ending. When she dies unexpectedly in her own world, she opens her eyes to find that her soul has entered the body of the novel's main character right before the outbreak begins. She doesn't have the original Gift’s memories, but she remembers parts of the book she read. She knows the zombie virus is coming, she knows which safe places will fall first, and she knows that the original Gift was eventually betrayed and killed by someone very close to her. But because she never finished reading the book, she doesn't know who the killer is, why they did it, or how the world ends. The moment she wakes up, a floating screen appears in her vision with a strange message: [WELCOME BACK, GIFT. WISH GRANTED. YOU ARE PLAYER NUMBER 300.] Gift prepares as best as she can, but her arrival changes the storyline. The zombie outbreak happens differently, monsters evolve faster, and an experimental bio-toxin infects her body, filling her with a overwhelming, irresistible physical heat that she cannot control on her own. Her only relief comes from Malakor—a cold, possessively handsome Apex Elite Zombie who has lived in the shadows for years and can switch between a human form and a monster form. Caught in a deep dependence on a creature of the dark, Gift must level up her System, rebuild her life step-by-step, find out who murdered the original Gift, and survive a story that is no longer following the script.

They betrayed me once. This time, I will make sure I survive. My stepsister stole my fiancé. My own family turned against me. And when the apocalypse came, they abandoned me outside their shelter, leaving me to face the infected alone. I died believing that my greatest mistake was trusting the people I loved. Then I woke up three months before the world fell apart. This time, I knew what was coming. I knew when the infected would appear, how quickly society would collapse, and how desperate people would become when food and water ran out. I had three months to prepare. I gathered supplies, secured medicine, stored clean water, and built a fortified shelter that no one could enter without my permission. I would never again depend on people who had already shown me what my life was worth to them. When my family came begging at my gate, I refused to repeat the past. But the apocalypse was more dangerous than I remembered. Survivors were disappearing, strange experiments were connected to the outbreak, and the people behind them seemed to know more about me than they should. Then my missing stepsister was taken by a group of ruthless survivors—and I discovered that my shelter might no longer be a secret. I had every reason to leave her behind. Yet some debts were not so easy to settle, and some people were worth saving, even in a world that had forgotten mercy.

I died in my original world believing I understood the story of a villainess who lost everything, then I woke up in her body. Calista Drevane was the most hated woman in The Last Dawn, a novel I had read before my death. In forty-three days, the apocalypse would begin. The heroine would awaken a legendary ability, become humanity’s savior, and win the heart of Evren Sable, the ruthless commander destined to execute Calista for her crimes. I knew how the story ended. Calista would be betrayed, branded a traitor, and killed by the man she loved. Unfortunately for everyone, I have no intention of following the script. I don’t want the commander, the heroine’s destiny, or a death sentence for people who would rather see me buried than admit they need me. My plan is simple: acquire resources, build a sanctuary, and survive. But changing the story has consequences. The heroine begins losing the future she was promised. Survivors abandon the woman they once worshipped to follow me. Evren, who should despise me, grows suspicious of my actions and dangerously unwilling to let me out of his sight. Then I discover something impossible. The history I remember is a lie. The villainess I replaced may have been humanity’s greatest protector, and the man destined to kill me remembers a love neither of us should have shared. Someone erased our past. Someone is manipulating the apocalypse. And the man responsible for the world’s suffering is preparing to finish what he started. I entered this world to survive a story already written. Now I’ll destroy the ending, expose its author, and decide who deserves to survive the apocalypse. Even if the man I am falling for once held my life in his hands.

Three years as Alexander Hamilton’s hidden wife. Three years of enduring cold neglect, forced secrecy, and a miscarriage caused by the family who treated her like a disposable servant. When the apocalypse struck, Alexander strapped her to a  chair in a  warehouse for four days to save his precious childhood sweetheart, Stephanie, leaving her to freeze and die in a bloody wasteland. Dying with shattered illusions, she learns the final, devastating truth: she is the true bloodline heir to an ancient, forgotten royal legacy. Reborn sixty days before the world ends, Lavina opens her eyes, looks her cruel "mate" in the eye, and hands him divorce papers. While everyone mocks her for selling her stocks to buy industrial warehouses, steel reinforcements, and medical crates, she prepares for the ultimate frost. When the freezing night falls and the world collapses, her ex-husband comes crawling to her locked gates, weeping for mercy. Too bad. She is done saving monsters.

Ashley was on an ordinary flight to Santorini when an unexpected encounter with a mysterious elderly woman turned her world upside down. One moment, she was reading a novel about an apocalyptic world; the next, she had transmigrated into the body of its weak and ill-fated heroine. In this world, a lunar eclipse has poisoned the rivers, unleashed a deadly infectious virus, and plunged the kingdom into an apocalypse. But Ashley has one advantage: everything she has read so far gives her the knowledge to navigate this treacherous world, outwit its dangers, and potentially save humanity from extinction. There is just one problem. She never finished reading the novel. With crucial details about the apocalypse’s true ending missing, Ashley must piece together the fragments of the story she remembers while racing against time to prevent the world’s destruction. Her survival depends on saving the heroine and averting the fate written for her. But how can Ashley save a woman who is destined to die as the ultimate sacrifice to save the world?

The first time I died, my own family ate me alive. My husband, Alpha Draven Ashford, ordered my sacrifice. My half-sister, Seren, suggested it. And my mother took the first bite. Forty-three days into the apocalypse, hunger turned the people I loved into monsters. I died knowing my greatest mistake was trusting them. Then I woke up three months before the world ended. This time, I know what’s coming. The black moon. The dying crops. The feral wolves. The bloodbath waiting for those who aren’t prepared. I’m done being anyone’s sacrifice. I’ll stockpile supplies, build an impenetrable sanctuary, and let the people who betrayed me face the hell they created. No more saving my cheating husband. No more trusting my wicked sister. And no more dying for family. Then I meet Kael Veyr, the ruthless Alpha King whose wolf recognizes me as his fated mate. He could be my greatest ally or my deadliest mistake. Because Kael remembers his own death, too, and in his memories, I’m the woman who killed him. As the black moon rises, revenge and survival become a dangerous game of secrets, desire, and betrayal. Can I survive a second apocalypse with the man who remembers me as his killer—or will he make me pay before the world ends?

Irene is abandoned out in the cold to die during the great freeze, by her husband and brother. She does and wakes up seven days before the world began to go crazy. Armed with future knowledge, she prepares quickly for what is coming. But what happens when there is a possibility, she's not the only one from the future?

Betrayed and sacrificed by her husband during the Heat Apocalypse, Young is reborn three months earlier with full memories and a Dimensional Farming Space. This time she will take everything from those who destroyed her — while a quiet, battle-hardened soldier from her past slowly becomes the only man she might one day allow to stand beside her.

Juno Cooper was just a broke pizza delivery girl who was addicted to apocalypse novels. Zombies, famine, aliens — she’d read it all. Until she was reading the hottest apocalypse novel 'Alice in Apocalypse Land' on the subway and lightning struck. Her phone electrocuted her. And she woke up IN the book. Face-down in ash. A herd of bloodthirsty zombies running straight at her. She screamed her lungs out. Then HE appeared. Kai Storm. Long black hair, body like a weapon, carrying giant guns that could level a city. The novel’s insanely handsome Male Lead. Juno thought she was saved. Until she met the others. Ren — the second male lead. Cold, silent, with dual samurai swords, slices zombies without even breathing hard. Alice — the original Female Lead. Blonde, badass, flexible as hell, dual guns, and Kai’s fated lover. She was supposed to be the heroine, not Juno. And Vera — the army commander with a war hammer and titan strength. In this world, a sadistic scientist’s C. Virus turned 95% of humanity into Rotters. Six failed experiments became The Hex — super-powered mutants with terrifying powers. To fight them, the ARK System chose certain humans and gave them powers. And Juno? The girl who was never in the book? The System glitched when it saw her: [ERROR: EXTRA CHARACTER DETECTED] Best part? Juno has READ this book. She knows where all the hidden caches are. She knows all the bosses’ weaknesses. She knows who dies and who falls in love. Bad part? Every time she changes the plot, the villains know she exists. And Dr. Crowe, the scientist who started it all, now wants the extra girl dead. Now she has to survive the apocalypse & two dangerously handsome men fighting to protect her.

Shot by her fiancé. Scapegoated by her sister. Torn apart by ice monsters in a -60°C apocalyptic hell. Cecilia Smith died clutching her bleeding wound while the people she loved stole her supplies and left her to freeze. Then she woke up. 30 days before the world froze over. This time, she isn't playing the sacrificial victim. Armed with her $5 billion inheritance and an Infinite Pocket Dimension System, Cecilia launches the most insane hoarding spree in human history: Trillions of calories of food—stored in perfect time-stasis. Millions of gallons of arctic fuel—siphoned into her private void. An impenetrable titanium mountain fortress—built by a lethal military titan who would burn the world for her. When the sudden global freeze hits, humanity descends into chaos. Her traitors freeze in the dark, starving and banging frantically on her blast doors, begging for a single grain of rice. Cecilia just sits warm inside her paradise, sipping hot coffee, and watching them freeze. “You threw me to the wolves,” she whispers. “Now beg.”