Mga Web Novel at Kuwento na Doctor Apocalypse

Pushed off an evacuation boat into a black, churning sea, Chelsea Bennett drowns while her husband, Daniel, saves his secret mistress and tears their six-year-old daughter from her arms. Then Chelsea wakes up. It is June 23, 2026, exactly 150 days before the apocalyptic flood begins. Even more terrifying? Her daughter, Lily, remembers the drowning too. In her first life, Chelsea was a humble heiress who handed her multi-million-dollar empire to her unfaithful husband. In this life, she is his worst nightmare. Cold, calculating, and armed with limitless wealth, Chelsea strips Daniel of her company, freezes his accounts, and severs his authority before the first drop of rain falls. As Chelsea converts her grandfather’s elevated warehouse into an impenetrable, multi-million-dollar survival fortress, she uncovers a dark truth: Daniel’s betrayal runs deeper than an affair. He has been funneling millions into offshore accounts for Vicky Lee, a handler connected to something far more sinister than a natural disaster. When Lily draws a mysterious shadow standing beside Daniel on the boat, Chelsea realizes the apocalypse wasn't an accident, and her daughter is the key. 150 days. Infinite wealth. One chance at revenge and survival.

At 35, trauma nurse Tessa William spent six years being the invisible glue of a blended family that never wanted her. She funded everything, endured the ex-wife’s contempt, and swallowed her mother-in-law’s mockery of the hysterectomy that left her barren. When the apocalypse hit, they left her behind. “There’s no seat for you. The kids need their actual parents.” She died alone in the stairwell, still holding the trauma kit she packed for them. Then she woke seven weeks earlier… with a Survival System. This time she divorces Mark, takes every asset, and builds a sealed medical fortress alone. And then Dr. Chase Worthington returns, the surgeon who once saw her worth without needing her to be soft, fertile, or convenient. She was the woman with no seat. Now everyone wants a place beside her.

Betrayed by her husband and her best friend, Dr. Evelyn dies with her research stolen and the world on the brink of destruction. But fate gives her a second chance. Reborn two months before the deadly virus outbreak, Evelyn remembers everything: the betrayal, the devastation, and the people she lost. This time, she vows to protect her research, expose her enemies, and save Dr. Adrian Hayes, the man who died trying to save her. With a mysterious Medical System at her disposal, Evelyn must race against time to develop a cure and prevent humanity's extinction. But can she change the future before the apocalypse begins?

Lucy Hart thought her husband’s betrayal with her best friend was the worst thing that could happen to her. When a deadly virus turned the world into a nightmare, Stephen Anderson abandoned Lucy and their seven-year-old son, Bryan, to save himself. Surrounded by zombies and betrayed by those she trusted, Lucy died while sacrificing to save her child. But death was not the end. She awakened in the body of Isabella Hartley, a famous actress with wealth, beauty, and power. With the apocalypse approaching, Lucy had a chance to rewrite her fate, protect Bryan, and make everyone who betrayed her pay. Then she discovered a terrifying ability: she could control zombies with her mind. But every command came at a price, and something inhuman was watching her from the shadows. As the first screams echoed through the city, Lucy realized her second chance might be more dangerous than her first. what happens when the dead begin to obey you, but the one hunting you cannot be controlled?

During the pandemic, Meredith was trapped inside with her cheating husband and his mistress for four months of hell, before they eventually threw her out into the toxic fog to die. When the world ended on New Year’s Eve, she caught her husband, Carter, and her best friend, red-handed. But before she could even face them, the world ended and they were all trapped in. During those four months, they flaunted their affair and suffered Meredith’s four-year-old daughter. For one agonizing year, one month, and two days, after her death, she was a trapped spirit. She watched her cheating husband, and her treacherous best friend, feast while her four-year-old daughter starved in the dirt. She managed to burn through the last remnants of her spiritual tether to manifest a wish. “If the heavens have any mercy, let me tear down every single person who starved my baby. Let me build an iron fortress where they crawl outside my gates like dogs, and I watch them starve!” The universe must have heard her fury. She snapped back in time—exactly ninety days before Day Zero. Armed with an infinite system storage space, razor-sharp medical foreknowledge, and a heart frozen to absolute ice, “I’m done playing the victim.” She hoarded supplies and quietly built the ultimate weapon: a fortified, high-end quarantine medical fortress. When the global grid flatlines on January 1st, 2027, and the Ash Rot turns the outside world into a frozen, spore-choked mass grave, the tables turn permanently. Now, the same arrogant elites who scoffed at her are freezing, starving, and crawling to her iron gates on their knees, begging for a single dose of medicine or a scrap of food. Carter and Ann are hammering on her doors, weeping for mercy. Her answer? Lock the gates.

I died protecting the people who hated me. For months, I used my survival system to build a safe base for my neighbors. I gathered food, strengthened the walls, enforced the rules, and kept everyone alive but it meant nothing. When they decided a woman shouldn't lead them, they elected a ruthless man instead. My boyfriend chose my best friend. Then they threw me outside the gates. I died surrounded by zombies. But when I opened my eyes again, I was back one week before the apocalypse. This time, I wasn't saving anyone. I claimed the inheritance I'd once rejected, bought an unfinished luxury estate, and began building my own fortress. Then I remembered the thousand experimental neural-control chips I had once been responsible for protecting. If I could make them work, I wouldn't just have walls protecting me. I'd have an army of zombies. My former friends came begging when the world collapsed but I shut the gates in their faces. Ex? Best friend? Get out. In this life, I wasn't helping ungrateful people. I was protecting myself. And maybe the handsome Doctor Tom Edwards.

The first sign wasn’t the deaths. It was the air. When twenty-five-year-old ER doctor Naomi Sinclair notices healthy people collapsing for no medical reason, she expects to find a virus, a toxin, or something medicine can explain. Instead, every test points to the impossible. Her patients are breathing. Their blood carries oxygen. Yet their bodies are dying as if they never inhaled a single breath. As panic spreads across New York and all over the world, a powerful company called Aelion introduces a revolutionary device that seems to keep people alive when nothing else can. At the center of it is Aiden Brooks, a calm, brilliant executive who always seems to arrive with exactly what the world needs. The more Naomi works beside him, the harder it becomes to ignore the connection growing between them and the questions she can’t stop asking. Then a scientist disappears after revealing a terrifying discovery on live television. Mysterious warnings begin appearing in Naomi’s life. Overnight, the impossible becomes ordinary, and she soon realizes the greatest threat may not be the people who are dying, but the reason they’re dying at all. As the air grows deadlier and the line between salvation and deception begins to blur, Naomi must decide who to trust before every breath becomes a luxury. But when the person holding the answers is also the man she’s falling in love with, how do you save the world without losing your heart… or your very last breath?

For six years, Sasha sacrificed everything she could caring for the Westfields, she faced humiliations and taunts but still consoled herself to not hold it against them because they were family. Not until they left her to die in the stairwell with no seat in the evacuation convoy during the outbreak. She thought that was the end, but the System rebooted and sent her back seven weeks earlier before the outbreak. Now, while that family is looking for ways to use her again, she is building a strong medical fortress and waiting for them to come begging.