Nirvana: A Good-for-Nothing Designer's Road to Becoming a Top-Tier Star

Su Wan, a gifted designer with a dream of reviving Eastern aesthetics, founded the brand Nirvana. Yet the project suffered a devastating blow from the outset: a wiretap worm was planted in the internal network, and someone tampered with key equipment, sowing the seeds of destruction. Risking everything to uncover the truth, Su Wan ventured into the core database of the L family, the Deep Well, only to discover that buried beneath its security foundation lay the cold remains of Nazi Germany’s military-industrial legacy, stained by a connection to a top laboratory at ETH Zurich. Her team was falling apart, its funding had dried up, and the rival brand Starshine, represented by her former best friend Lin Wei, was ruthlessly crushing them in an attempt to snuff Nirvana out before it could get off the ground. In their darkest hour, an order for Paris haute couture arrived from the mysterious K.L. Firm, specifically requesting Su Wan. The budget was unlimited, but the demands were daunting: “One of a kind, and enough to shock the world,” with a deadline so tight that completion seemed nearly impossible. Under the design pressure of the “Inkglow Casket,” Su Wan’s team danced on the razor’s edge between technology and craftsmanship. But undercurrents swirled: Lin Wei’s vicious schemes came one after another, involving corporate espionage, deadly traps, and even the use of family ties as leverage. Behind the order, the cold shadow of the powerful L family also began to emerge. When the gown blossomed with its own dawn in Paris and stunned the world, Nirvana was acquired by the L family. Just as Su Wan thought she had glimpsed the dawn of victory, she discovered that she had stepped into an even deeper maelstrom. The “protection” offered by the L family was, in truth, a gilded cage entangled with the past. With power struggles within the L family on one side and mysterious forces coveting the “Blood of Origins” on the other, Su Wan was attacked from both sides. She used her handcrafted “Light Cocoon” technique as a shield and a “Mirror” data trap as a spear, maneuvering through the ruthless game played by Queen Eleanor Laurent.