No System, no saintly do-gooder protagonist. The early story focuses on romance and urban relationships, with love, hate, and tangled passions, in a power fantasy starring a male lead. Later comes post-apocalyptic survival, heroism, scheming, robot armies, and carving out a realm of his own.
In the prosperous year 2035, technology has advanced by leaps and bounds, and robots are widely used in every area of society. Yet emotional companion robots have always been a challenge for the tech world, until the arrival of the “Catgirl Robot.” Combining the most advanced artificial intelligence, bionics, and emotional simulation technology, it not only has a captivating appearance but can also interact with people in a genuine emotional way, sensing, understanding, and responding to feelings just like a human.
I just watched the beginning, and I think the character setting and story ideas are quite good. There are frequent typos in some places. I hope the author will be more careful when checking the manuscript and give a good review first to support it. After seeing the latest chapter, I feel that the writing is really good. In one sentence, it is the science fiction that is closest to reality. From the reporter at the beginning, many of the reported phenomena resonate and are very real. Later on, family issues and emotional issues are also very real. Moreover, the main line of the robotics business is also well written. Looking at it now, it actually feels a bit like "putting together a good book". In the early stage, it was about the city, and in the later stage, it became a post-apocalyptic survival. In fact, such a work can be broken down into two parts, or even multiple parts.
When I saw the superpower at the back, I was stunned. Why did my daily life suddenly transform into the apocalypse?