Somewhere in the Pacific lies an island that belongs to no nation, yet brings the world's powerful to their knees
Every year, heirs from powerful families around the world, aged 20 to 28 and possessing exceptional intelligence and perfect genetic profiles, receive a gold-embossed invitation.
The reason for visiting the island is simple:
[Survive a mental game, and the winner's descendants will inherit genius genes.]
Bai Yao (the heroine), the island's owner, has a superhuman brain. Every generation of her family has produced geniuses, including her.
Her mental world, which she controls, is an absolute domain that makes even AI tremble.
On this island, Bai Yao is the law.
Whenever the clock chimes, the island's visitors are forced into the mental world inside Bai Yao's mind, and a desperate fight for survival begins.
Zhou Silu (the hero) is the heir to the Zhou family, whose fortune was built by monopolizing Southeast Asian shipping routes. He is the family's latest sacrificial offering, ordered to go to the island.
In the mental world within Bai Yao's mind, Zhou Silu repeatedly defies expectations and survives one perilous ordeal after another, until Bai Yao identifies him as a candidate with promising genes.
Bai Yao discovers that he can't bring himself to kill the little girl Bai Yao, who has turned evil in the game world. And, jealous of Bai Yao's frequent interactions with the other island visitors, he refuses to speak with her inside her mind.
[Eliminate him.] Bai Yao coldly gives the order. [Kindness and jealousy are defective links in the chain of evolution.]
Yet a red alert suddenly appears on the screen:
[99.9% genetic compatibility!]
[Under Section 23 of the Marriage Act, immediate bodily fluid exchange testing is advised!]
Please note:
1. A battle between equals: both the hero and heroine are formidable.
2. The heroine is a genius with a genetic defect.
3. Don't nitpick the details; the author made it all up.
4. The blurb and the idea came to me on 2025.4.29.
Theme: The more we try to define the essence of perfection, the more we become existential defects. Love is the only program that allows flaws to exist forever.
