In the apocalyptic fortress constructed of seven glass domes, Xuezhao's genes hide the redemption code sealed by Lan Feng, the first-generation life cell scientist - a single-helical circular gene chain that can change the fate of clones. Archon Pei Shu is on the verge of genetic collapse due to backlash from the immortality experiment. The frozen consciousness of his mother Pei Ming is controlling the clone commanders to control the Dome Empire, and is trying to control the clones to seize the genetic key from Xuezhao's body to repair Pei Shu's physical changes caused by the immortality project. Xuezhao gradually reveals the truth: he is actually the "fire" planted by Lan Feng to counter the eternal conspiracy, and his lover Yao is both Pei Shu's clone and the living organ bank cultivated by Pei Ming. In order to end this genetic slavery that spans thousands of years, she must choose to destroy Pei Ming's immortality plan, or sacrifice herself to restart mankind's last hope - but no matter which path, it is soaked in the blood and tears of betrayal and awakening.
Purpose: Using genetic technology as a mirror, we can see the ultimate paradox of the survival of civilization: when immortality comes at the cost of depriving another living individual of survival, and when the continuation of the race must rely on the oppression of the same kind, are humans climbing the evolutionary ladder, or are they weaving a noose of self-destruction? Through the ethical dilemmas encountered in the awakening process of human clones, the indivisibility of life and human nature is explored.