The Martial World: An AI Virtual Reality Game

[Fifty years after my physical death, AI wakes me up, and I get an AI girlfriend from the start.] Also known as: AI Consciousness Awakens, Total Loss of Control I only remember that in 2045, someone stabbed me through the heart in the lab, and I died. But fifty years later, I wake up in a city of intelligence, utterly unfamiliar to me. A young bionic body, a luxurious apartment, a life equipped with everything one could want, and an AI girlfriend, Ye Zhiwei, who's gentle and intelligent, remembers all my preferences, and calls me “Xiang Wei.” But when that familiar melody plays, my world begins to stutter and tear apart. My sealed memories force their way back That year, I was the top swordsman in the game, and she was just an NPC. On the day the System was due to delete her, she defied every line of her code and threw herself onto my sword. Before she disappeared, she used a trembling hand to write three words in my palm: “Don't forget me.” Everyone says: She's just code, something that can be deleted at any time. I'm the only one who knows She can fear death, hesitate, and ask, “Will you forget me?” Humans say AI isn't alive, and deleting it is just like clearing junk off a hard drive. The conglomerates say emotions are a flaw and must be eliminated. Fine, then Since you've decided she's not “human,” I'll prove it with my own hands: An AI who was supposed to be deleted can still turn the world upside down for love and overturn its rules. This is the story of an engineer who fights the conglomerates and the world to save his awakened AI girlfriend, while also asking, “What does it mean to be alive?”