First-Person POV 網路小說與 Bully Apocalypse 故事

On my wedding day, the sky turned blood-red. Fire started falling. People screamed. And while I begged my new husband to open the church doors, Emeric looked me straight in the eyes and said the shelter he'd built could only hold two people. Him and my sister. Then he told me the truth. They'd been lovers for years. They had a child. And I had been nothing but the stupid bitch he needed to marry before the world ended. He locked the door. I died screaming his name. Then I opened my eyes. Ten days earlier. My wedding dress was still hanging in the closet. My sister was still smiling at me. My fiancé was still pretending to love me. And something called a System was counting down inside my head. 10 DAYS UNTIL DOOMSDAY. So I did something my old self was too stupid to do. I stopped trusting everyone. I canceled the wedding. I stole the money they thought belonged to them. I found the forgotten bunker my family didn't even remember owning. And I found the one man who'd been screaming for years that the apocalypse was coming. And now that I'm alive again... they know I've changed the future. This time, I won't die for my husband. I'll watch him beg for the door to open.

In her past life, Evelyn was betrayed, bled dry, and left to freeze by her own family and unfaithful fiancé when the global catastrophic freeze struck. But instead of dying in the snow, she wakes up 90 days before Day Zero—armed with her memories, a clear timeline of the apocalypse, and an spatial vault system to hoard critical resources. ​While the rest of the world squanders its final peaceful summer, Evelyn liquidated every asset, cut ties with her toxic family, and built an impenetrable underground fortress. She isn't just preparing to survive the coming collapse; she is laying out precision traps for everyone who destroyed her in her past life. ​When her former fiancé attempts to claim her safehaven as society falls apart, he finds out too late: Evelyn didn't just hoard food and weapons—she bought up every piece of leverage to make their lives a living hell before the world even freezes.

Elowen Marsh gave the Vale family everything: her money, her time, her strength. When the sky went black, they locked her out of the shelter she helped fill, and she died alone in the ash. Now she wakes ninety days before the dark, with a brass key mark on her wrist, a secret space only she can enter, and the inheritance her mother-in-law hid for years. She signs the divorce papers, packs one suitcase, and walks away dry-eyed. Everyone says she has lost her mind. Then, on day ninety, the sky goes dark at the exact minute she said it would. But this end of the world is bigger than the last. A sickness is hiding in the ash, one that did not exist until after she died. To survive, Elowen must grow stronger in body, wealth, power, and heart, and answer a harder question: can a woman who died trusting the wrong people ever trust again? Beside her stands Lucan Draycott, calm, dangerous, and certain she is hiding something. He still turns his back to her in a fight.