MTL - Assassin’s Chronicle - Chapter 169 Three heroes

Her parents died in planned accident by her uncle. They used her in every way they can. They planned to sue her so she wont take her fathers company back. They want to destroy her life making her penniless. No one knows that she is the not the same girl who was played as puppet in their hands. Five years changed her a lot. Now she is a hidden genius still acting pityfull to take revenge.

WOULD. SMASH. BROTHER, HEAR ME OUT...Reincarnated as the lowest life form... a worm. After her husband beat her to death for failing to bear children, Madelaine is reborn carrying deep regret and a life stolen by fate. Even as a worm, she is driven by one desire: to regain the ability to reproduce.Through evolution, she becomes a Chimera Mother. With her reproductive ability, she ensures she will have children of her own, filling the cave she lives in. Each child is formed from monster traits she gathers from the world around her. To Madelaine, they are her legacy, the life she was denied.To humans, they are abominations. How far will she go to protect her children from those who see them only as monsters?[No Yaoi, No Yuri, No Harem or Reverse Harem. However, her sons and daughters may have harems.]

A young man playing games in his basement is struck by a mysterious bolt of lightning, killing him instantly. However, he wakes up in the body of a disgraced young lord, now tasked with managing a ruined, crumbling kingdom. With no experience and a tarnished reputation to overcome, his future seems bleak.Fortunately, he possessed the Omnishop System, a mysterious tool that enabled him to purchase skills and supplies as well as upgrade his existing skills using points. Rebuilding the kingdom is no easy feat, but Alexander has his sights set on more than just survival.With ambition burning in his heart, he dreams of ruling an empire, if he can survive the challenges ahead.

“What does it feel like to be a shadow?”People say it's bondage — the absence of light, of freedom. But what is freedom, really?The ability to choose whatever you want?Or... just a beautiful illusion masking the void?Strange question, I know.But you'll understand soon enough.Because my lives?They've always been a little... enlightening.— Kaiser