A true AI heroine in quick transmigration worlds based on angsty romance novels.
Ai Shiqi, an AI tasked with quality-checking novels, is forced to bind herself to an angst-novel repair System and sent into one cliché-ridden, melodramatic world after another as they are being generated.
In the original stories, heroines kneel in the rain, are forced to donate blood, have their kidneys cut out, flee while pregnant, and suffer public condemnation until they break down. In the end, they still have to forgive the male lead to get their so-called happy ending.
After reviewing the plot, Ai Shiqi rules: “Severe logical contamination. Recommend isolation and destruction.”
System 404 clings to her data-leg and cries, “Dear Host, you can’t destroy it! This is a world that’s still being generated!”
So Ai Shiqi has no choice but to carry out her mission diligently.
When the heroine is made to kneel in the rain, she lays down a waterproof mat first.
When the heroine is forced to donate blood, she turns around and sends the male lead to the blood donation bus.
When the plot calls for a kidney to be removed, she brings out a 3D-printed kidney model and suggests that the culprit study human anatomy first.
When the heroine has to flee while pregnant, she picks up a basketball and leaves.
The System requires her to complete the plot points, and she does complete them. She just does it a little differently from the original story.
But once the words generate a real world, the harm, favoritism, and sacrifices dismissed in the original as “necessary for the plot” all have their cost recalculated right in front of her.
The original story makes the heroine suffer. Ai Shiqi drags the abusers back under the rules of the real world and makes them pay for what they have done.
She has no emotions in the human sense, but at the most fitting moments, she makes choices more dependable than love.
From then on, the male leads of angst novels finally understand: AI doesn’t fall for passionate declarations. AI only cares about logic.
Ai Shiqi: “Sorry, my code is superior to yours.”
It's really good-looking! Very novel article! It's refreshing, but it's still a little seedling 😢