According to genetic studies conducted by The Lab of Eden, the client, HAN Zhuang, can trace his lineage back to the earliest genetic origins of the wolf clan. In the client’s family line, the first Y chromosome is referred to as the “Adam chromosome,” dating back approximately 300,000 years. This chromosome is a vital component of the family’s lineage and genetic network, capturing the survival strategies and behavioral patterns of wolves as they adapted to changing environments.

The client’s ancestral wolf clan originated in the East African Rift Valley region (regarded as the core focal point of the wolf clan’s early evolution) and gradually adapted to diverse surroundings over tens of thousands of years of migration. As climate change and natural pressures intensified, the ancestral wolf clan migrated northward into colder regions. Throughout this journey, the family’s genes underwent multiple rounds of natural selection and genetic drift, endowing the wolves with adaptation skills for complex terrains and distinctive social behaviors. Transmitted down through the generations, these genes became deeply embedded in the client’s genetic network—forming a powerful and intricate “intergenerational memory network.” This network not only carries the wolves’ capacity to adapt to their natural habitat but also preserves the family’s history, mission, and profound emotional bonds.

Laboratory records show that the client’s biological father, “Adam,” and biological mother, “Eve,” serve as key nodes within his family’s genetic chain. On January 14, 2021, the client and his parents were in Eden’s Garden assembling a Lego flower bouquet together. However, during this process, Adam and Eve mistakenly consumed a “Lego fruit.” Due to its special gene-trigger mechanism, Adam, Eve, and their genetic network suddenly vanished from that space.

The client now wishes to locate his biological parents through genetic analysis and matching technologies. At the same time, he hopes to utilize The Lab of Eden’s latest core gene editing technology (TILAN) to secure an ideal pair of parental genes for his next life, thereby embarking on an extraordinary and radiant journey in his future existence.