Xiao Chenmo, a sunny and straight man who pursues "cute girls first", until one day he signed for the "nanny robot" Essex that his mother ordered for him, which completely shattered this concept of life that he had carried out for more than ten years...
Because this robot is neither a mature lady nor a soft and cute girl, but an ascetic and overbearing CEO who demands love from him!
Essex... Doesn't he just "love sex"? Xiao Chenmo, who was in pain and deeply understood, really wanted to return the product!
"Who are you? What do you want to do to me?" He was shocked.
A certain robot smiled evilly: "Of course... I will be your man."
Reader comments
I still prefer this setting. The character of Mo Mo is quite well-characterized. He may seem a little indecisive, but his side reflects the good side of human nature. There are no cliche misunderstandings or mutual suspicions. This is what I am most satisfied with. If I am dissatisfied, it is the naming of the chapters, which is not attractive enough and does not serve the purpose of summary. In short, I am quite satisfied with this book overall. There are still too few books of this type in Western Persimmon. The Lun family would also like to read ╭(╯ε╰)╮
[Book Review] What is the so-called love? ——"My Robot Attack"
If you read too many romance novels, you will inevitably ponder the question "What is love?" Especially when dealing with topics such as "Human x Artificial Intelligence", the fundamental difference between humans and robots will be inexplicably thought of - "emotion".
Can digital beings understand human hearts?
I have no idea. But I hope he can.
After reading this, I have been thinking that it is actually very normal for people to fall in love with robots - robots will not quarrel with you, never get tired, and are always available. They have all the functions and can play a role in the bedroom and kitchen. They are simply all-round boyfriends. Except for one thing, you can't make money independently.
But why do robots fall in love with people? In other words, why does the robot Essex like Xiao Chenmo?
The answer is that Xiao Chenmo is different from ordinary people. Xiao Chenmo really regarded the robot as a human being. I feel sorry for the abandoned robot. This is respect for life itself and the root of love. It can be said that Xiao Chenmo should be the one with the most normal views in the whole book. "Respect", "specificity", "tolerance" and "kindness" are moral laws that he will practice, but he will not demand others to practice them. He occasionally has naive thoughts, but he has a clear sense of boundaries between people. For example, when getting along with Chu Wei, he will not give up his principles and treat Chu Wei as a meal ticket or a financial sponsor, which also allows him to get along with ease.
His kindness is unparalleled. Whether it is the robot butler Allen, Quan Xixi, or the robot puppy, he is willing to help in times of crisis. Even though Quan Xixi harmed him, he still cared about this person who had been kind to him.
Living in a world without justice and equality, Xiao Chenmo still adheres to his own principles. This beautiful quality is what Mei Mei calls "purity".
I think this is why Essex fell in love with Xiao Chenmo.
As for why Xiao Chenmo fell in love with Essex? At first, I'm afraid it was because of sex. Until, I saw this paragraph:
"Go back?" Said Essex, who had been standing for a little while.
"No, I don't want to go back yet."
"Well, let's just stand there for a while."
Essex leaned on the broad tree trunk, and Xiao Chenmo leaned on its arms. The two of them looked at the peacock walking around in silence.
Xiao Chenmo had a quarrel with his mother and ran away from home. Run to the lake with the robot. When Essex asked Xiao Chenmo if he wanted to go back, Xiao Chenmo said "no". And Essex's answer was: "In a little while." Most people would not answer like this. Most people would only say things like "Why don't you want to go back?" "Go back, don't make trouble." But Essex didn't. He respects Xiao Chenmo's choice, whether in words or actions. Essex has that kind of intoxicating calmness and gentleness, so that he can successfully get to know Xiao Chen in a restrained and appropriate way (that is, temptation, companionship and waiting). For example, at the end, wait for Xiao Chenmo's return instead of forcibly abducting him.
Therefore, they fell in love.
There are actually many profound propositions in this book, such as whether the life of a robot is life? Should we have rights and dignity? Love between humans and robots? They are all worth discussing.
In fact, I feel that some foreshadowing failed to unfold, such as the death of Xiao Chenmo's father. The secret behind the Fairyland game. The origin of the deep sea. The subsequent lives of Chu Wei, Huo Yucheng, Mei Mei, and Xiao Bai.
Overall, though, this is a wonderful novel.
It's great, but it ends too quickly. I also want to see how the male protagonist's child grows up.
Nice! ! ! The ending is a bit sloppy, but overall it's still very nice (๑＞ڡ＜)☆
I still prefer this setting. The character of Mo Mo is quite well-characterized. He may seem a little indecisive, but his side reflects the good side of human nature. There are no cliche misunderstandings or mutual suspicions. This is what I am most satisfied with. If I am dissatisfied, it is the naming of the chapters, which is not attractive enough and does not serve the purpose of summary. In short, I am quite satisfied with this book overall. There are still too few books of this type in Western Persimmon. The Lun family would also like to read ╭(╯ε╰)╮
[Book Review] What is the so-called love? ——"My Robot Attack" If you read too many romance novels, you will inevitably ponder the question "What is love?" Especially when dealing with topics such as "Human x Artificial Intelligence", the fundamental difference between humans and robots will be inexplicably thought of - "emotion". Can digital beings understand human hearts? I have no idea. But I hope he can. After reading this, I have been thinking that it is actually very normal for people to fall in love with robots - robots will not quarrel with you, never get tired, and are always available. They have all the functions and can play a role in the bedroom and kitchen. They are simply all-round boyfriends. Except for one thing, you can't make money independently. But why do robots fall in love with people? In other words, why does the robot Essex like Xiao Chenmo? The answer is that Xiao Chenmo is different from ordinary people. Xiao Chenmo really regarded the robot as a human being. I feel sorry for the abandoned robot. This is respect for life itself and the root of love. It can be said that Xiao Chenmo should be the one with the most normal views in the whole book. "Respect", "specificity", "tolerance" and "kindness" are moral laws that he will practice, but he will not demand others to practice them. He occasionally has naive thoughts, but he has a clear sense of boundaries between people. For example, when getting along with Chu Wei, he will not give up his principles and treat Chu Wei as a meal ticket or a financial sponsor, which also allows him to get along with ease. His kindness is unparalleled. Whether it is the robot butler Allen, Quan Xixi, or the robot puppy, he is willing to help in times of crisis. Even though Quan Xixi harmed him, he still cared about this person who had been kind to him. Living in a world without justice and equality, Xiao Chenmo still adheres to his own principles. This beautiful quality is what Mei Mei calls "purity". I think this is why Essex fell in love with Xiao Chenmo. As for why Xiao Chenmo fell in love with Essex? At first, I'm afraid it was because of sex. Until, I saw this paragraph: "Go back?" Said Essex, who had been standing for a little while. "No, I don't want to go back yet." "Well, let's just stand there for a while." Essex leaned on the broad tree trunk, and Xiao Chenmo leaned on its arms. The two of them looked at the peacock walking around in silence. Xiao Chenmo had a quarrel with his mother and ran away from home. Run to the lake with the robot. When Essex asked Xiao Chenmo if he wanted to go back, Xiao Chenmo said "no". And Essex's answer was: "In a little while." Most people would not answer like this. Most people would only say things like "Why don't you want to go back?" "Go back, don't make trouble." But Essex didn't. He respects Xiao Chenmo's choice, whether in words or actions. Essex has that kind of intoxicating calmness and gentleness, so that he can successfully get to know Xiao Chen in a restrained and appropriate way (that is, temptation, companionship and waiting). For example, at the end, wait for Xiao Chenmo's return instead of forcibly abducting him. Therefore, they fell in love. There are actually many profound propositions in this book, such as whether the life of a robot is life? Should we have rights and dignity? Love between humans and robots? They are all worth discussing. In fact, I feel that some foreshadowing failed to unfold, such as the death of Xiao Chenmo's father. The secret behind the Fairyland game. The origin of the deep sea. The subsequent lives of Chu Wei, Huo Yucheng, Mei Mei, and Xiao Bai. Overall, though, this is a wonderful novel.
It's great, but it ends too quickly. I also want to see how the male protagonist's child grows up.
Nice! ! ! The ending is a bit sloppy, but overall it's still very nice (๑＞ڡ＜)☆