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The transmigrated villainess of three geniuses

The transmigrated villainess of three geniuses

Prologue The last thing Ava Carter remembered was the glow of her laptop screen. Another deadline. Another cup of cold coffee. Another promise to herself that she would sleep after finishing "just one more chapter." She smiled as she reached the final page of her favorite web novel, The Villainess Mother of Three Geniuses. "What a waste..." she muttered. The villainess had been cruel, selfish, and manipulative, but Ava couldn't help feeling that her ending was too tragic. "If only she'd loved those children..." Her vision blurred. A sharp pain shot through her chest. Her fingers slipped from the keyboard, and darkness swallowed everything. ... A soft breeze brushed against her face. The scent of fresh roses filled the air. Ava slowly opened her eyes. Above her hung a magnificent crystal chandelier, sparkling with rainbow-colored light. Silk curtains swayed gently beside floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking a city unlike anything she had ever seen. Towering glass skyscrapers stretched into the clouds. Between them floated enchanted trains, leaving trails of shimmering blue light. Farther away, a majestic castle overlooked the city from a mountain peak. "What...?" Ava sat upright so suddenly that her head pounded. "This isn't my apartment." A flood of unfamiliar memories crashed into her mind. Lady Ava Ashford. Duchess of House Ashford. The empire's most infamous villainess. Wife of Duke Damien Ashford. Mother... ...to three children. "No..." Her breathing quickened. "No, no, no..." She stumbled toward an ornate mirror. Staring back at her was a breathtaking woman with long silver-blonde hair, crimson eyes, and a face elegant enough to grace the covers of magazines. But those eyes... They weren't hers. She knew this woman. She had spent weeks cursing her while reading the novel. "I... became the villainess?" Before she could gather her thoughts, hurried footsteps echoed from the hallway. A maid's trembling voice came through the door. "My Lady... Young Master Leo accidentally broke your favorite crystal vase." Silence. The maid swallowed nervously before continuing. "The head butler asks... should we bring him to you for punishment?" Ava's heart stopped. She remembered this scene. Perfectly. It wasn't just any day. It was the day everything fell apart. The original Lady Ava had dragged five-year-old Leo into this very room and slapped him in front of his older brother and sister. That single moment planted a hatred that would grow for years. Years later, those three abandoned children would become legends. The richest man in the empire. The greatest mage and inventor. The strongest knight alive. And when they stood at the top of the world... They would look down at the woman who had called herself their mother. Without mercy. Without regret. They would watch her die. Ava's face turned pale. "No..." She rushed toward the bedroom door and flung it open. "No one is laying a hand on that child." Outside, every servant froze. The frightened little boy standing in the hallway looked up at her with tear-filled golden eyes. The broken pieces of the crystal vase lay scattered across the polished marble floor. For the first time since entering the novel... Ava met the child whose fate she had sworn to change.
Fantasy
50 Chs
Harvesting Geniuses  Heaven’s Nemesis

Harvesting Geniuses Heaven’s Nemesis

Knowledge is a blessing, but sometimes it's like a curse.   Jinyo is an unemployed botanist looking for a new job. He lost his mother many years ago. One day, he meets a daughter he's never seen before and thinks he'll have a chance to start life anew. But everything changes when he becomes bound to a mysterious power. He glimpses heaven's secrets and learns that his mother's death and his daughter's future fate were all predetermined by an entity far too powerful for humans to resist. If fate is something determined by someone, then why can't Jinyo do the same? Whoever they want dead, he will block them. Whatever they want to happen, he will destroy it. If the other side is a god, then he is a demon—a heavenly demon, its natural enemy. This is not a battle that ends in one lifetime, but a struggle spanning thousands of years, with humanity's future at stake. ---------------- [What to Expect] LitRPG Progression | Cultivation Weak to OP: In the beginning, the protagonist isn't very strong, but as he accumulates power and skills over time, he'll grow stronger by leaps and bounds. Growing Vegetables: The protagonist's power is tied to growing vegetables and gardening. Certain fruits or vegetables provide special stat bonuses that can massively increase the character's strength. This is a unique feature of the protagonist's power. Alchemy: There's crafting of elixirs of longevity from harvested materials, as well as many other items that will be created. Teaching Students: There's teaching involved, taking on disciples or exchanging knowledge with others. This creates opportunities for character interactions. Perfect for those who enjoy master-disciple content. Building a Family: The protagonist will have a daughter and son, and will also become involved with other characters that will make the family grow larger. It's not limited to blood relations. This novel has elements that help characters bond more closely over time.
Fantasy
30 Chs
Are the geniuses in the strongest brain really geniuses?
The Strongest Brain was a TV show that showed the limits of human intelligence. Although the participants in the show were very talented, there was no guarantee that they were really geniuses. Geniuses were people with extraordinary gifts and talents, which were usually beyond the average person's level. However, everyone had the potential and ability to develop their talents and talents through hard work and training. Therefore, even if the participants in the most powerful brain were not geniuses, they could still become outstanding talents through hard work.
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2024-09-13 23:55
The difference between dangerous geniuses and geniuses
The difference between a dangerous genius and a genius was in their behavior and way of thinking. Ordinary geniuses usually had outstanding academic ability and talent. Their behavior and way of thinking were relatively stable and would not cause harm. On the other hand, although dangerous geniuses were at the level of geniuses in certain fields, their behavior and thinking were too extreme, making it easy for them to make mistakes and cause harm. Dangerous geniuses would usually pursue extreme stimulation and achieve their goals by hook or by crook, while ordinary geniuses were more rational and cautious. " The Legend of the Three Dragon Scales in the Milky Way Continent " is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
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2026-06-26 00:26
What are some 1960s books about geniuses in fiction?
A Clockwork Orange is also from the 1960s. While it's a complex and often controversial work, the main character Alex is in a sense a 'genius' of sorts in his own devious and violent world. His intelligence is used in ways that are both thought - provoking and disturbing as the book delves into themes of free will and morality.
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2024-11-17 16:10
What are the most interesting books about geniuses in fiction?
Well, 'Alice in Wonderland' can be considered. Alice is in a world full of strange and intelligent characters, and she herself shows great adaptability and quick thinking which could be seen as a form of genius. 'The Great Gatsby' also has Nick, who has an astute understanding of the people and society around him. And 'To Kill a Mockingbird' has Atticus Finch, a moral and intellectual genius in the way he approaches justice and understanding others.
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2024-12-06 20:21
Can you recommend some books about geniuses in fiction?
I'd recommend 'Fahrenheit 451'. Guy Montag, the protagonist, is not initially seen as a traditional genius, but as he begins to question the world around him and seek knowledge, his intellectual growth is remarkable. 'The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy' also has some genius - like characters. Ford Prefect, for example, is highly intelligent and resourceful in his adventures across the galaxy. And 'The Picture of Dorian Gray' where Dorian is sort of a social genius, able to charm and manipulate those around him with his beauty and wits.
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2024-12-06 14:16
Brothers are geniuses
There's a novel that fits the plot you mentioned. It's called " The Three Genius Brothers." The author of this novel was Song Yunyun. It was a modern romance novel. The story was about the protagonist, Lu Ciye, who learned that she had three biological brothers before her mother died. She carried a snakeskin bag into the city to look for her brothers, only to find that they were financial upstarts, top stars, and e-sports geniuses. This novel was evaluated by netizens as a good work of humor and modern romance. The writing style was excellent.
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2025-01-07 12:32
There are no geniuses in the school
There were no genius bookworm novels to recommend.
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2024-12-31 05:03
Are there any geniuses?
There were geniuses. Geniuses usually referred to people with certain talents (such as outstanding creativity, imagination, natural aptitude, etc.). From an IQ point of view, people with an IQ of more than 140 or 160 could be considered geniuses or close to geniuses. For example, geniuses could be seen in the deeds of some people who were paid attention to, such as people who showed high ability or unique talents in specific research fields. There were also people with extraordinary talents in the field of art, such as people with unique voices, who could also be considered geniuses. In addition, some stories or movies also created the image of a genius, such as Ah J, who had a high IQ and found a formula that was closely related to the length of human life. The Genius Club novel is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to read it!
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2026-01-16 08:13
The Cultivation of Geniuses
" Virtual Intelligence Network ", a novel about urban life written by Ordinary Night Rain. It was about how otakus broke through and developed their brains after learning the Book of Changes. From otakus to the Internet, there was a battle between hackers and the emergence of intelligent software. The original title was " Crossing the Modern Internet ". " Pet Paradise in Online Games " was a game novel by Angel Scum Xiu. The story that happened in the Pokemon online game had a bit of a problem with the world view. The early game and later game seemed to have transmigrated, but it was still a rare Pokemon Doujinshi. There was no brain damage, so it was worth watching. 'The Reborn Great Author' was created by someone else's kitten. The protagonist was reborn in another world and wrote many classic works using the search engine in his brain. He created the literary hero style. The early stages were not bad, but the later stages were a little bad. Although the author's character was not good and he had a lot of updates, the book was not bad. It was a pioneering work in the entertainment industry. " A Genius in the Other World " was a fantasy novel written by a rat bullying a cat. Only a cultivation ghost would transmigrate to another world and become a little wimp. The protagonist was invincible. It was a cool novel, funny and relaxed, suitable for people who wanted to relax. I'm Not That Kind of Xu Xian, a Xianxia novel written by coolies. The main character, Xu Xian, doesn't want to cultivate. The plot is humorous and the opening is novel. It's not a cool novel. The recommendation index is four stars. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>
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2026-02-27 00:50
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