The Wound of Transgression: How We Remember Those Who Have Gone(Simplified Chinese Edition)

Once a successful photographer, Niu Yi is shattered when his lover, Tian Niu, leaves the country and ends their relationship. Unable to let go, he uses the "Valentine's gift" she once gave him - her own cells - to create Meng Niu, a cloned substitute meant to fill the emptiness she left behind.As grief turns into addiction, Niu Yi falls deeper into drug dependency. At a cloning rehab center, Dr. Wang creates another clone, Niu C, intending to replace Niu Yi's drug-damaged brain through experimental transplantation. But Niu C, innocent of human ethics and driven by instinct, falls in love with Meng Niu himself. Their entangled desires trigger a chain of irreversible tragedies.Meanwhile, the hidden truth behind Niu Yi's own origins slowly emerges.Set in a near-future world shaped by cloning technology, brain-computer interfaces, AI, and robotics, The Wound of Transgression explores how people struggle to remember those they have lost, each in their own way, while seeking redemption through technology for what can no longer be restored.

Pagina's: 298, Paperback, De Fu Publishing Pty Ltd