Being extremely rational, he wrote down a once-in-a-lifetime "algorithm error" for her heartbeat data.
Lin Xi's life is a precise piece of music - every note is used to repay the family's debt, and every melody seals the unspeakable past. Until there was a fire in the laboratory, the AI genius named Lu Jingxing broke into her piano room and told her in a data analysis tone: "Your music increased the evacuation efficiency by 8.7%."
As a future star in the field of affective computing, Lu Jingxing firmly believes that everything in the world can be quantified. He approached her initially just to study this "abnormal sample": Why did her improvisation during the crisis coincide with the Fibonacci sequence?
So he set up experiments: sensors, cameras, and carefully designed "emotion induction" programs. He measured her heart rate, analyzed her fingerings, and tried to decode the unclassifiable tremors in her music.
But he didn't expect that when Lin Xi was humming to the stray cats on a rainy night, his own heartbeat would deviate from the baseline for the first time. He didn't even expect that when she saved the copyright of her mother's work,
