Cool writing; flowing plot; great heroine.
The first volume is a blast;
The second volume is painful;
The third volume is a blast;
Volume 4 was a pleasure to read.
Tu Ling, a bionic robot, had his home blown up by humans.
In order to avoid being hunted, she landed on unknown planets and started the road to awakening consciousness.
She unexpectedly discovers a shocking conspiracy related to the fate of all robots, and gradually gets closer to the truth, only to learn that she is just a piece on the chessboard.
So what, she won't be a lamb to be slaughtered.
If I insist on talking about CP, it's probably like this:
1. Calm and self-possessed female doctor × well-behaved canine prince | Sympathy in the desert
2. A first-class identification expert × a university professor with a cold face and a warm heart | A dance under the moonlight to establish love
3. The actress who just wants to lie down and be a salty fish × the killer who will do it at the slightest disagreement | The sewers we swam in together
4. There really is no CP for the heroine.
