My name is R, Z series No. 7 - Z-7071. Series killing machine.
I had a friend named J, and I killed her later. To be honest, I regretted it.
And Tessa, she and J picked me up together, and I lived in her family's manor for about a year.
Later I had a sister and a brother, one named V and the other N.
Then I left because I was afraid of hurting them.
She also died later, killed by a worker named Cyn.
Later I arrived at Copper-9. By the way, it was a human colony planet, and its gravity was disordered.
There, I met Uzi, a second-generation worker machine, and I really, really liked her.
Uzi is a genius, and later she went to the dismantling machine's lair in order to perfect her railgun.
I laughed, and you probably thought it was funny too. I saw them again, but I didn't recognize them.
After spending some time with them, I died at the hands of Uzi.
I laughed again.
Because my body cannot support me crying.
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Reader comments
The writing style of this book is average, the characterization is average, the plot changes are relatively flexible, the conflicts are slightly weak, and the updates are unstable. But there are no particularly bad points, so it is more appropriate to give it three and a half stars. But given the size of the circle and the relatively active author of this book, I give it four stars.
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The writing style of this book is average, the characterization is average, the plot changes are relatively flexible, the conflicts are slightly weak, and the updates are unstable. But there are no particularly bad points, so it is more appropriate to give it three and a half stars. But given the size of the circle and the relatively active author of this book, I give it four stars.
Come on, or I'll treat you to a laser 😈😈😈 I'm quite optimistic about you, at least the story hasn't crashed so far, and the plot is well connected.
Come on, the author is great