Amoy
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Novels by Amoy
God Of War System : Apocalypse King
WHEN THE APOCALYPSE ARRIVES, BECOME A GOD OR BE TORN TO SHREDS.
Satria has no choice. Infected by mutant blood, he rises again with a system in his head that promises the power of a god. The power to slaughter thousands of zombies and mutant monsters with his bare hands.
The condition? His power awakens through intimacy; his dominion is born from the bed. The more women who become his "power generators," the more invincible he becomes.
But he is not the only chosen one. On the island of Java, Alexander, a ruthless tyrant with a system that controls the undead, has built his kingdom.
This is no longer about survival. This is a war between systems, a war between gods.
Witness Satria's journey from victim to predator, from survivor to founder of a new civilization built upon blood, Lust, and Betrayal.
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Chapter: CHAPTER 25: THE GAIA PEACE PACT
The jade green notification floated before Satria’s eyes, so real he could see the reflection of the strange garden’s light on its surface. Gaia Entity. Nyai Loro Kidul. The names sounded like mythology, wild fantasy, but in this crazy new world, myths seemed to have become reality.His mind raced. On one hand, this was an escape route he never imagined. A golden ticket to escape the hell of Banyuwangi without having to fight again. Safe passage. An invaluable reward.On the other hand, it felt too easy. Accepting meant placing trust in a non-human entity that had just tried to kill them. Declining? Declining meant declaring war against the ruler of this city, in the heart of her power, with their stamina not fully recovered. That was suicide.[*...Your time is short, Player,**] the Queen’s voice echoed in his mind again, the tone flat, yet containing a hint of impatience. [*My children below are growing restless. The morning light makes them hungry.*]Satria made his decision. This w
Last Updated: 2026-01-14
Chapter: CHAPTER 24: THE QUEEN'S HIVE
The gamelan music was so strange and out of place that, for a moment, everyone could only stand frozen, listening. The melody was soft, rhythmic, and soothing—the antithesis of the brutal world outside the building's walls. It wasn't a recording. The sound was clear and vibrant, as if being played live from somewhere inside the building.“Music?” Bima whispered, confusion and fear mixed on his face. “Who is playing music in the middle of the apocalypse?”“It’s a trap,” Andy hissed, paranoia taking over. “It has to be a trap to lure us in.”Satria said nothing. He signaled for everyone to move away from the door. He approached the slightly open door gap alone, his crowbar held tight against his chest. He didn't try to peek inside. Instead, he squatted and sniffed the air escaping the gap.There was no stench. No smell of corpses. What he smelled was a strange aroma—the smell of wet earth after rain, the scent of frangipani flowers, and a faint, sweet aroma of incense. A distinctly Bali
Last Updated: 2026-01-14
Chapter: CHAPTER 23: THE BRIDGE OF TEARS
Satria's shout from across the way echoed, breaking the paralysis that gripped them. "Cindy! You’re first! Remember what I said! Don’t look down!"All eyes were on Cindy. She was Satria's girlfriend, the first person he called. This was a test of trust, not just for her, but for everyone watching. If she failed, everyone's morale would be shattered.Cindy swallowed, her throat as dry as a desert. She glanced down once, at the grasping sea of the undead, and nausea immediately burned her stomach. She quickly looked away, focusing her gaze only on Satria, who stood tall across the gap, acting as her lighthouse."You can do it, Cin," Abigail whispered from behind, her voice trembling but sincere.Cindy took a deep breath. She handed her small supply bag to Rizal. She had to be as light as possible. She walked to the edge of the roof, her heart pounding so hard it hurt. She held the safety ro
Last Updated: 2026-01-14
Chapter: CHAPTER 22: A FOOTPATH ABOVE HELL
The dawn broke cruelly. The blood-red color painting the sky seemed like an omen of what they were about to do. Below, the sea of the undead began to stir, disturbed by the first light of the sun. They were no longer just growling; they began to emit hoarse shrieks, as if frustrated that their prey above wouldn't descend.No one immediately answered Satria’s question. They just stared at the steel cable with horror. The cable looked so thin from a distance, a spider thread stretched over a deadly abyss. The morning wind made it tremble slightly, as if mocking their insane plan.“I… I’m coming,” Cindy said, her voice breaking the silence. She stepped forward to Satria’s side, her gaze steady. “I trust you.”Cindy's courage seemed contagious. Rizal, after exchanging a glance with the still-pale Bima, let out a long sigh. “We’re coming too. Staying here is the same as dying. Better to die trying.”
Last Updated: 2026-01-13
Chapter: CHAPTER 21: RED DAWN AND THE BITTER DECISION
Their intimate ritual ended as quickly as it began. Necessity trumped romance. They quickly tidied themselves, put their worn clothes back on, and stepped out of the shadow of the water tower. The air felt colder now, or perhaps it was just the contrast from the heat of their bodies moments ago.The bonfire had begun to die down, leaving only glowing orange embers. Everyone was still in their positions. Rizal and Bima stood guard tensely on one side, while Andy remained seated with his back to everyone, a frozen statue of resentment. Abigail appeared to be asleep, but Satria could see her shoulders trembling slightly. She wasn't sleeping; she was just too afraid to open her eyes.Satria walked to the center of the rooftop, his body now feeling light and full of strength. The Vigor effect from the system made him feel like he could tear a Runner in half with his bare hands. The exhaustion that had been weighing down every joint had vanished without a trace. He picked up
Last Updated: 2026-01-13
Chapter: CHAPTER 20: RITUAL AT THE PEAK OF THE WORLD
The shadows behind the water tower felt like a different world. Here, the night wind wasn't as strong, and the flickering light of the campfire only reached the edges, creating an intimate, hidden space. The moaning of the undead from below felt distant, muffled by the cold concrete and the sound of their own heartbeats echoing in their ears.Cindy released Satria’s hand. They stood facing each other in a silence heavy with anticipation. This felt strange. Wrong. Doing the most intimate thing while their world was on the brink of collapse, on a rooftop surrounded by a sea of death. But when Cindy looked at Satria’s pale, exhausted face, she knew this was the most right thing she could do. This was no longer just the fulfillment of a couple's desire. This was a life transfusion. A sacred ritual to reignite the protector's flame.“Take off your shirt,” Cindy whispered, her voice slightly trembling, but her eyes showed no hesitation.Satria
Last Updated: 2026-01-12
DOOMSDAY LEDGER
"Welcome to CosmoMart. We are technically closed, but for you, we’ll make a painful exception."
Elian just wanted a quiet shift, a meager paycheck, and some sleep. But the universe had other plans: dropping a Zombie Apocalypse right when he clocked in four minutes late.
Trapped inside a Jakarta convenience store with a micromanaging boss and a wise-cracking parking attendant, Elian accidentally triggers a mysterious System after a freak lightning accident. Now, he is a living generator, and his store is the only lit beacon in a city of darkness.
But surviving the end of the world is complicated when your teammates fear a Stock Audit more than the flesh-eating monsters outside.
Mr. Hendra (The Manager): "Don't kill the zombie in Aisle 3! You’ll get blood on the premium diapers! Think of the inventory value!"
Rico (The Parking Guy): "Boss, do I charge these zombies an hourly rate or a flat fee for parking their carcasses on the asphalt?"
*The System: [WARNING: Instant Noodle Stock Critical. Riot Probability: 99%.]
This isn't a story about a hero saving the world. This is the story of a night-shift clerk forced into "mandatory overtime" to slaughter monsters, manage logistics, and climb the corporate ladder from Intern Cashier to the CEO of the Apocalypse.
Read now before the stock runs out!
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