"The Violet of Nirvana" is a novel that combines genetic science fiction and family epic. It tells the story of the transformation of Su Wan, the illegitimate daughter of the Gu Group, from a genetic experiment to a "star core" carrier. The story starts from the battlefield in the Middle East. As the thorn tattoo on the back of the heroine's neck resonates with the astrolabe gene of Fu Sinian, the heir to the Fu family, the ultimate conspiracy of the astrolabe secrets, the transnational human trafficking network and the space-time wormhole that have been hidden for three hundred years under the Gu family's old house is gradually revealed.
Core settings:
- Starry Sky Gene: A special ability obtained by the Fu and Gu families through genetic experiments. A tattoo of thorns will appear on the back of the carrier's neck, which can resonate with the energy of the astrolabe. However, excessive use will cause the gene to crystallize.
- Space-time Wormhole: The space-time rift hidden in the Arctic Circle Astrolabe Altar can be traced back to the origin of genetic experiments in the Siberian Laboratory. It is also the key to the "Star Dawn" organization's restart of human civilization.
- Star Core: The genetic fusion of Su Wan and Fu Sinian. Its gene chain can rewrite the history of human evolution and become a living hub for the balance of the universe.
Main line:
1. Gene Awakening: Su Wan, who returned from the battlefield in the Middle East, discovered that she was the "perfect test subject". The thorn tattoo on the back of her neck created a fatal attraction for Fu Sinian's astrolabe.
2. Family Game: The three Gu brothers' respective adventures in the fields of business war, e-sports, and scientific research gradually revealed the connection between their father Gu Jingchen's genetic experiments and the "Star Dawn".
3. Time and Space Retrospect: Through the Polar Astrolabe Altar, the protagonists travel to the Siberian Laboratory thirty years ago and uncover the shocking secrets of Lin Wan's clone and the first-generation astrolabe container.
