  An extensive investigation, both numerical and analytical, is performed for
an anisotropic extension of the ferromagnetic spin-1 biquadratic model. The
ground state phase diagram accommodates three symmetry-protected trivial
phases, three coexisting fractal phases and six Luttinger liquid phases. A
novel universality class arises from an instability of a Luttinger liquid
towards an exotic quantum state of matter with infinitely degenerate ground
states. The latter in turn is a scale-invariant quantum state of matter, which
may be attributed to the coexistence of ${\rm SU}(2)$ spontaneous symmetry
breaking with one type-B Goldstone mode on the characteristic line: $J_y=J_z$,
and ${\rm U}(1)$ spontaneous symmetry breaking without any gapless Goldstone
mode on the characteristic line $J_x/J_z=0$, together with their cyclic
permutations with respect to $x$, $y$ and $z$.
