Post-apocalipsis Stories

(Apocalyptic setting + spatial ability + hoarding + soft female lead + not a strong female lead) Lin Luo wakes up to find she's become the villainess from a post-apocalyptic novel, fated for a tragic end. She's stunningly beautiful, but she makes the poor choice of falling for the cold, unfeeling male lead. Determined to avoid her terrible fate, Lin Luo decides to stay far away from the main couple. But fate has other plans. She meets the male lead right before the apocalypse begins, and from that moment on, he fixates on her. Every day, his flirting leaves her weak in the knees and completely flustered. "Hey, male lead, don't you know your character arc is completely off?"

When a deadly disease ravages the town of Holmsley, Frankie and her friends find themselves trapped inside a military-blockaded quarantine zone. ***** A story that was first published in 2014 and feels more relevant than ever. Fifteen-year-old Frankie and her friends must find their way out of quarantine if they want to survive. As the body count rises, Frankie realizes that this is no ordinary quarantine and no one is coming to help. Once infected, the sick become crazed and violent, while fear turns other survivors to savages. And who or what are the mysterious figures Frankie keeps seeing around town? It seems she'll have to unravel the dark truth behind it all if she wants to get out alive... Content and/or trigger warning: This story describes disease outbreaks and contains scenes of violence, which may be triggering for some readers. [[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]]

It's been ten years since the fall of humanity. I was only ten years old when the zombies took over. The military told us to flee underground, explaining that it was safer. The zombies are smart, too smart. They can learn to hide themselves. Some of them disguise themselves to look like normal people. We tell them apart by checking their eyes. Zombies have enlarged pupils compared to humans. No one knows why. 🏆 3rd place in The Flames Awards Sci-Fi category 🏆3rd place in The Slayer Book Awards 🏆3rd place in The Siren's Curse Awards @ScienceFiction added The Dead Walk Among Us to their Zombies reading list.

Following an incursion from an aggressively invasive oceanic predator, the world has come to realise that monsters and the paranormal may actually be very real. We join a small group of investigators working with the ISMI, a newly formed institute in charge of overseeing, containing and potentially neutralising these new threats that had previously gone unseen. [A vore story with way too much plot, filled with horror and fantasy elements.]

In this undead world clementine meets his old friend back from his past but he finds many more creatures which are more dangerous than others. will she survive or not let's find out

It started at the CDC. A biocontainment breach in Lab B-14. The pathogen was classified as a respiratory variant-harmless flu symptoms, they said. Contained, they said. But Project NEX-13, now known on the streets as "Red Requiem," did something no one anticipated. It didn't just infect the lungs. It rewired the brain. And it didn't stop there. Within days, the virus mutated. Fever and coughing gave way to seizures, internal bleeding, and death-only for the host to rise again. Faster. Stronger. Hungrier. It spread like wildfire through cities, eating through state lines and borders until the whole world began to rot from the inside out. Desperate to slow the outbreak, the CDC released an experimental counter-agent. But instead of a cure, it accelerated the infection. Hosts no longer took hours or days to reanimate-they returned within minutes, flesh knitting back together in grotesque, twitching spasms as the virus reshaped them into something feral. Nowhere is safe. Nowhere is silent.

After the Collapse, the world rebuilt itself around a strange discovery: every human is born with a Memory Mark-a glowing sigil on their arm that determines how their brain stores reality. Over time, this created two distinct groups: 1. The Keepers - like Ezren Their marks let them store every memory perfectly, with flawless detail. Keepers never forget anything-faces, words, pain, loss. Their minds are heavy archives, and they're prized for their recall but feared for their inability to let go. 2. The Drifters - like Mira Their marks make memories fade within days unless emotionally significant. Drifters live in a constant state of reinvention-light-hearted, adaptable, and unburdened. They're seen as unreliable but free. Because Keepers grow overwhelmed and Drifters grow unstable when mixed, society separated them into two cities: Recall and Flux, divided by a river that loops like a question mark through the wasteland. Ezren (Keeper) and Mira (Drifter) meet as children when Mira wanders across the river during one of her "blank days." He helps her remember her way home by writing on her arm with charcoal. She remembers him only as "the boy who drew on me," and he remembers everything-her laugh, the way the wind tangled her hair, the way she called the ruined riverboats "sleeping whales." They keep meeting by accident. Or maybe fate. For Ezren, their encounters build into a story he revisits nightly. For Mira, each meeting feels like a new beginning-yet something in her chest insists she's known him before.

a group of four in the apocalypse as they try to survive the world of the dead they live in.

[BOOK 2 - SEQUEL TO WITHERING WORLD] It only takes an earthquake and a breathtaking discovery of enhanced human abilities for Jesse's life to change. WITHER was conquered three years ago, bringing brighter days to Beacontown and its allies. The blue mycelium antidote is now the people's weapon, keeping the disease in its grave. And as a plus, the New Order's friendship has never been closer. But when a war is lost, not everyone wants to accept defeat, especially not the disease that'd almost doomed humanity. A wicked mutation is underway, too remorseless to spare even the ones who have the greatest chance of survival. This new, blood-curdling variant is wiser, stronger and has stolen the very tactic that Jesse uses to bring home the victory every time - teamwork. Now forcing the infected to their side, WITHER taunts at the antidote that no longer cures. What hope is left for the world? ~~~~ -PERSPECTIVES- [JESSE - 1ST PERSON] [LUKAS - 1ST PERSON] [PETRA - 1ST PERSON] ****

Eighteen-year-old cadet Lara Lorensky has one goal: to win the Selection, the only way people on Earth can ascend to NovaTopia, a utopia-like space shuttle orbiting the planet. Unfortunately, her longtime rival, Morgan Sánchez, also has the same goal--and their almost undefeated record in practices is Lara's biggest obstacle to victory. When an unexpected terrorist attack destroys Morgan's cyber arm, Lara's chances to win are significantly increased. But... what is the point of winning if her rival is not in their top condition? Plagued by guilt and a feeling she does not quite understand yet, Lara decides to help Morgan find a cyberlimb mechanic. As she ventures outside her sheltered bubble, Lara realizes that everything she was taught was a lie, including her identity. Perhaps the utopia she was fighting for all her life was also an illusion. Together, Lara and Morgan have a new goal: to find out the truth of Lara's identity--and the truth behind NovaTopia. {Part I COMPLETED! Currently on break until I am done writing and editing Part II!} *** - 'The Hunger Games' X 'Arcane' X 'Fallout' - Sapphic rivals to lovers - Hidden powers and identity - Non-binary cyborg love interest - Cyberpunk earth vs Utopian space Current word count: 57,000 words Planned word count to hit: 120,000 words Beautiful cover by @yadsdom on Fiverr

They said the war ended the day the Monarch's banners burned. They lied. Renwyn Cassidy wakes up in a smoking crater with no memory and no name. The Frygmeund Division-the rebellion that was supposed to have won-lies in ruins. The sky is red, the battlefield is a graveyard, and only a handful of exhausted soldiers are left to pick through the wreckage. They say the Monarch's army is broken. They say the battle is over. They never mention that the war was only the beginning. A post-apocalyptic fantasy where winning the battle was the easy part. Written by a new author, so expect illogical plot holes and improper grammar. Fully in English. Updates on a whim, so some chapters may release early while others take weeks.

June 2020 - life is loud, bright, ordinary. Houston's Bayou City High School swim team is undefeated, a circle of girls bound by chlorine, laughter, and late-night bubble tea. Seventeen-year-old Amber Tran, fast in the water but slower at facing her fears, spends the year floating between friendship and competition - unaware that everything she loves is numbered in days. Her best friends Denise Nguyen and Avery Holt die on Day One of the Silent Invasion in Manhattan. Amber survives - barely - and the guilt haunts her breath, her heartbeat, and every quiet street. With the world collapsing, the remaining girls must navigate not battlefields, but silence: rustling bags that become death sentences, trembling cries they must swallow, memories they cannot speak aloud. From Houston to New York, and toward a desperate airport evacuation to Melbourne, the girls run not to live - but to outswim the grief that shadows them.

Arya... look at the sky." "What is that?" "3I/ATLAS... it's back." Darkness lasted only a few months. But to the world, it felt like years. When the mysterious asteroid 3I/ATLAS appeared for the tenth time, the Sun vanished behind its shadow. Technology collapsed. Cities went silent. Humanity was forced to survive without the machines it once worshipped. Arya and Reyansh rebuilt life from ruins-through fear, love, loss, and hope. The Sun returned. The world slowly healed. People believed the nightmare was over. But deep in the sky, beyond what human eyes could understand... 3I/ATLAS was still watching. And some things do not leave when the light comes back.

Seventeen-year-old Taylor Vernon, a varsity swimmer with Olympic ambitions, knows the rhythm of life by the sound of water - the splash of her dive, the cheers of the crowd, the laughter of her teammates echoing through the Woodward High natatorium. When the Death Angels arrive on June 18th, 2020, during their summer break trip to Los Angeles, Taylor and her friends must transform from competitive swimmers into silent survivors. Their mission: reach LAX International Airport and secure passage to the still-safe Australia, one of the last places on Earth where waves and voices are still allowed to be loud.

The world ended quietly but the nightmare had just begun. The dead walk. Cities burn. And from the ashes, something far darker rises. She doesn't remember who she is... only that the world is broken, the fog is endless, and a shadow is hunting her. Can they Survive the Decay?. Face the Ecliptics?. Discover the light that could either save humanity? or destroy it. Ashlight when life and death collide, nothing is safe.

You follow an agent part of a mysterious shadow organization that is investigating the weird and anomalous appearances of tapes that seem to take place in a body horror-focused, fleshy world, solely focused on the main character, 4901(or 01), as he goes deep in this world to create a new mire to avenge his brother 02.

Title: THE UNTOLD PARAHUMAN: Legends of Caesar Author: AKAMPA ISAAC "If he survives, he leaves. If he dies, he has simply stopped his journey." In Crimson City, humanity is a flaw. Logic is the only law. Caesar is not a man; he is the Parahuman-a leader who treats citizens like variables in a math problem. To maintain order, he executes the weak to balance his ledger. But now, a new threat has arrived from the Capital: Mandate 77-B. The order is absolute: Maintain a population of 2,000,000 laborers or be removed from power. The problem? Caesar's last massacre went too far. He is short by twenty-six souls. Desperate to fill his quota before the auditors arrive, Caesar turns his eyes to the Wilds-and to the upcoming Saturday Market. Twelve-year-old Cyrus thinks he is sneaking into the city for candy and adventure. He doesn't realize the gates aren't opening for trade; they are opening for a harvest. Inside the walls, Kael, a factory worker haunted by his own survival, watches the trap close. Now, he faces an impossible choice: Remain a "Static" observer and live, or become a "Variable" to save a boy he doesn't know. Two worlds. One Tyrant. And a calculation that can only end in blood. Some doors should never be opened. Some fences should never be crossed.

what if? what if the first story ended diferently? this is the answer. The world is on the brink of death. The dead walk and the living hide. Now theres only one question left to answer: who was it?

In the aftermath of catastrophic events, the world spirals into chaos. The islands of Japan discharge nuclear wastewater into the sea, the labs of the U.S. leak biological experiments, and a blood-red moon falls from the sky - signaling the arrival of the apocalypse. Jiang Yu, a man struggling to survive at the bottom of this ravaged world, finds himself betrayed by his girlfriend and sold out by his so-called brothers. In his final moments, as he is slowly devoured by a Bone-Crushing Serpent, his consciousness remains sharp, forced to watch as his body is consumed bit by bit. But fate offers him a second chance. Reborn before the end of the world, he manages to steal the Heavenly Dao's legacy. With the inheritance of countless divine techniques coursing through his veins, and accompanied by the legendary warrior Chiyou as his protector, Jiang Yu embarks on a mission of vengeance - cutting through the apocalypse with brutal efficiency. Along his journey, he attracts the attention of countless women. Once unattainable, the wealthy daughters of noble families now build shelters in his name, desperate to ensure their survival under his protection. Gorgeous sisters fall to their knees, begging him to accept their women's legion. Even a little girl, armed with nothing but her dowry - a single city - pleads for him to take her in.