A Hundred Years of Stardust: Her Return from Nirvana

In 2126, neurosurgeon Lin Qianqin lives in a self-constructed "perfect cage." Childhood trauma and the indifference of human nature made her completely disappointed with real emotions, so she customized three perfect companion robots. Until one day, she was shocked to discover that the cores of these "perfect machines" actually contained fragments of human consciousness that were illegally divided and imprisoned a hundred years ago. Dust-laden memories and truths surged: her grandfather's whole-brain-computer interface consciousness patent, which he had studied all his life, was stolen by the villain group "Nirvana Technology"; the fate of three generations has long been firmly tied by this technology giant that dreams of becoming the "ultimate creator". Nirvana Technology uses "eternal life" as bait and conducts illegal experiments. It is obsessed with controlling human consciousness and monopolizing hegemony in the spiritual dimension. The consciousness of countless innocent people has become a sacrifice for their ambitions. Lin Qianqin is not only a descendant of those who have witnessed this century-old conspiracy, but also the only person who can tear through the darkness with her knowledge of neurosurgery and brain computers. From closing oneself to facing the abyss, from pursuing digital immortality to respecting the finiteness of life, from indulging in individual love to embracing the great love of existence itself. Lin Qianqin resolutely decided to devote herself to a fight of fighting against stones, using wisdom as a blade, awakening in the dust, and achieving nirvana in the darkness. She cleared the fog in the dangerous technological puzzle, saved thousands of trapped conscious souls, and asked about the ultimate boundary of cosmic consciousness and technological ethics. After hundreds of years of circulation, she single-handedly fought against the largest technological monopoly empire. This is a century-old epic that combines science fiction, suspense, philosophy, and love...