[Nonhuman / pure romance / intense push and pull / personal growth]
Naturally flirtatious type × cold-faced, scheming AI (snake-coded)
During her vacation, 18-year-old Xia Tong receives a mysterious package. When she opens it, there’s actually a man inside? No, it’s a bionic robot.
The bionic human becomes her deputy, and eventually even her lover.
At work, she can spot everyone’s strengths, looks after her team, and devotes herself to her duties. On the battlefield, she’s capable of anything, constantly working miracles and never saying she’s in pain. In everyday life, she’s an aloof beauty, but often gets confused and is slow to recognize her own feelings.
But Blue Star knows that her strong exterior is only a protective mask. She’s fragile too; she simply doesn’t want to show it.
Xia Tong, meanwhile, has never truly treated Blue Star like a machine. She puts an end to his insecurity about being nonhuman, speaks up for him, and understands that he has pride and a complete soul of his own.
The two engage in an intense push and pull. Xia Tong is full of contradictions and has plenty of personality issues. Blue Star patiently teaches her to love herself, while making sure he doesn’t scare her.
The slaughter AI who understood love least of all becomes the person who understands it best. The coward, nurtured by love and money, grows into someone emotionally stable.
There are also the friends who love her, the Starfire Squad that will always be there, and their unofficial members.
A guide before you read:
1. Happy ending, personal growth, ensemble cast. Everyone’s personalities diverge considerably later on, because they’re all growing too. The story leans toward realism and has an educational message. I hope everyone learns to love themselves and become better people.
2. The heroine has no clear boundaries with her friends, and the hero has some yandere tendencies. If that bothers you, please don’t read.
3. The content is a little chaotic. The author’s imagination is a hodgepodge, and they write whatever comes to mind, so sometimes don’t
