All Chapters of Supreme Son-in-law: Reborn With the Apocalypse System: Chapter 51
- Chapter 52
52 chapters
Episode 51- The loop breaker
Jared didn’t run this time.He just stood there, in the middle of the street, as the crowd of his own faces passed him by. Every screen showed him smiling, shaking hands, saving cities that never fell. The applause sounded hollow. Too perfect.He raised his hand, almost afraid to touch the nearest display. His fingers met cold glass. The man inside the screen mirrored him perfectly, down to the twitch in his jaw—then, for a split second, didn’t.The reflection blinked the wrong way.A chill slid down his spine.The system whispered, soft but shaking.[Observation node unstable.][Loop integrity: 92%][Warning: anomaly detected.]Jared’s chest ached. He could hear his own heartbeat echoing like it didn’t belong to him anymore. He had been here before, hadn’t he? This street, this moment, this air that tasted like metal and memory.“Stop it,” he muttered. “Stop showing me this.”But the city didn’t stop. It kept moving, kept smiling, kept pretending everything was fine.Then one screen—
Episode 52- The Last Log
[Before the first reset]The world wasn’t quiet when it ended.It screamed.The sky above the city split open like a wound, releasing static and gold instead of rain. Emma watched the power grids below blinking out one by one from the upper floors of the research tower. Every shutdown had the distant sound of a dying heartbeat. She didn't flinch. This was what she had expected. There was always fire, noise, and Jared's name on her lips at the end of the loops. Around her, the lab was collapsing. Wires were sparking beneath the feet, half the screens were black, and red warnings on the main console kept flickering.[System integrity: 3%][Core fracture detected.][Reinitialization impossible.]Emma’s reflection wavered on the cracked glass, a ghost of herself staring back — tired eyes, smudged lenses, hands trembling from too much coffee and not enough sleep. She exhaled slowly, almost a laugh, though it sounded more like a sob.“Figures,” she whispered. “You’d crash right when I s