Action Apocalypse のウェブ小説 &IndependentBetrayalストーリー

The last thing Nessa Calder remembers is her husband's hand closing the rescue-boat gate. There was room for his mistress. There was room for the supplies Nessa had carried through a drowning city. There was no room for her. Then she wakes sixty days before the first storm. This time, the thirty-two-year-old cold-chain engineer refuses to sign away her mother's depot, leaves her marriage, and spends her inheritance on the things the coming apocalypse will make priceless: clean water, heat, medicine, and doors that hold. A strange storage space gives her a small advantage. It cannot make food, shelter a person, or tell her which memory will fail next. Her preparations attract Gideon Shaw, a former maritime rescue commander with his own boat, equipment, and reasons to distrust people who promise safety. Their first agreement concerns a damaged loading berth. The next could decide who survives the flood. As power fails and the streets disappear, Nessa's husband returns to demand a place inside her gates. So do neighbors, desperate strangers, and an old friend whose loyalty has a price Nessa does not yet understand. Protecting her supplies is becoming easier than deciding whom to protect with them. Then the temperature drops weeks before it should, and an enemy reaches a supply route she told only her closest companions. Nessa has survived this world's ending once. Who has already made her preparations part of theirs?

In her past life, Seraphina (Sera) starling was used as human meat-shield fodder during the zombie/mutant apocalypse by her greedy ex-fiancé and her manipulative stepsister. After dying a brutal death, she opens her eyes—waking up 30 days before the apocalypse on the exact day she was supposed to sign over her inherited billionaire estate to her ex. This time, she awakens an ancient Spatial Dimensional Ring with an Infinite Storage & Duplication System. Armed with 30 days, billions in liquid cash, and zero mercy, Sera liquidates her enemies' assets, hoards millions of tons of food, weapons, and medical supplies, and builds an impenetrable fortress base. When the world ends and her betrayers come begging at her iron gates, she's sipping hot cocoa in a climate-controlled sanctuary.

​On Day 212 of the Ashfall, my fiancé Julian and best friend Tessa locked the shelter gates in my face. ​They took the convoy seats. They watched my seventeen-year-old brother bleed out in the dust. And as raiders tore through my defenses, a scarred rogue soldier died fighting to pull me from the wreckage. ​Death was not the end. ​I woke up seven days before the sky turned grey—armed with the mysterious Second Dawn Spatial Vault and a burning need for vengeance. ​This time, I’m not spending Julian’s fortune on a dream wedding. I’m draining his black card to stockpile thousands of tons of grain, fuel, and medical tech. And the dying soldier from my past life? I found him bleeding in an alley, stitched his wounds, and made him my deadlier half. ​Survival has a brutal price: every time I alter the timeline, the System erases a piece of my past memories. Worse, I discover the apocalypse was never an accident. ​Now, the ash is falling, the city has collapsed, and Julian is pounding on my steel blast door, screaming for a single cup of clean water. ​I won’t open the gate, Julian. Beg harder.

What if the man you loved threw you away like you were nothing, the moment he no longer needed you? What if he did it in the middle of the end of the world, and left you to die in the worst way possible? That is exactly what happened to Serelle. She gave Cassian everything for two years, her food, her safety, her heart, only to find out he had a wife the whole time. When she stopped being useful to him, he threw her outside to the zombies and let them finish her. But death was not the end of her story. Fortunately for her, and very unfortunately for everyone who wronged her, Serelle wakes up three months before the apocalypse with a strange new system inside her head. This time she has power. Mind Control to bend people to her will, a Spatial Inventory that can hold endless supplies without anyone ever finding them and a Con Playbook made for taking money from people who will not need it much longer anyway. She is done being kind. She is done being used. Serelle spends every single day preparing, hoarding food, medicine, weapons, and fuel, while turning her pain into pure, calculated revenge. Her father, her family, and the man who killed her once already have no idea what is coming for them. The apocalypse is only three months away. Serelle Vale plans to make sure that when it arrives, she is the one holding all the power, and everyone who hurt her pays for it in full.

When Mia Carter is brutally sacrificed to a zombie horde by her cheating boyfriend Jason and her manipulative stepsister Sabrina, she dies cursing their names only to awaken 48 hours before the apocalypse strikes. Equipped with a newly awakened Spatial System that grows as she prepares, Mia wastes no time. She publicly exposes Jason and Sabrina, reclaims her stolen assets, sells her company for millions, and constructs an impenetrable underground bunker. When the outbreak hits her city earlier than expected, Jason is bitten and abandoned by Sabrina, leaving Mia to deliver his ultimate end. But as Mia builds a self-sustaining sanctuary to brave scorching heatwaves, freezing blizzards, and apocalyptic floods, Sabrina is captured by a rogue scientific organization and transformed into a sentient mutant "Zombie Queen." While Mia expands her space from a small storage locker into a thriving mini-world, Sabrina unleashes a terrifying, evolving zombie army. To survive the end of the world, Mia must rely on her growing abilities, her loyal allies, and her unstoppable space to defeat her mutated sister once and for all.

Alice Cole spent her entire life building herself from nothing. As an orphan with no family name or fortune, she relied on her intelligence to survive and eventually became the hidden force behind her husband Jason Cole’s billion-dollar empire. She helped him rise from an ambitious businessman into a powerful CEO. But after Jason gained everything he wanted, he betrayed her. On their anniversary, Jason gave Alice a beautiful blue diamond necklace and claimed it was a priceless luxury gift. But Alice soon discovered the truth: the necklace was fake, and the real diamond was given to his mistress, Vivian Laurent. Heartbroken, Alice decides to divorce him. But before she can throw away the fake necklace, it suddenly activates. Inside the pendant is a hidden secret that reveals a terrifying vision of the future: a deadly virus, collapsing cities, and humans turning into monsters. The zombie apocalypse will begin in 60 days. Desperate for answers, Alice is pulled back into the world of Tate Harlan, the cold billionaire heir she once knew from the Harlan Foundation. But Tate is no ordinary businessman. He is the leader of H Project, a secret organization preparing for the end of the world. As civilization falls and the dead rise, Alice must uncover the truth behind the necklace, survive the apocalypse, and face the people who underestimated her.

I died in the apocalypse after being betrayed by the people I trusted most. Then I opened my eyes and found myself five years before the world was supposed to end, with every memory of my first life still intact. This time, I won’t waste those five years trusting the wrong people or waiting for disaster to arrive. I’ll make money, gather resources, secure a hidden property, build my own fortress, and prepare quietly while everyone else continues living as if they still have a future. But revenge is only the beginning. The more I change, the less the future resembles the one I remember. The apocalypse is coming. And this time, I decide what happens next.

For seven years, Mara Ellison gave her husband's family everything she had. Her pay, her sleep, her savings, her name. When the flood hit and one seat was left on the evacuation truck, Grant Hollis gave it to his mistress and his son. Mara drowned in the dark, and on the way down she found out the rest. The boy was his. And the inheritance her grandfather left her had been kept from her by the aunt who raised her. She opens her eyes sixty days before the first rain. Her mother-in-law is already ordering her to hand over her savings. This time Mara looks around the room and says, "I want a divorce." Everyone thinks she has lost her mind. She sells, buys, builds and trains while the city laughs at her. Then the water comes on the exact day she said it would, and the people who left her to die are standing at her door, begging. But Mara is not the only one who came back.