My Girlfriend Acts Like a Robot. What Should I Do?

#Two female leads #GL #Lighthearted #Funny #Healing #Sweet romance #Tsundere bottom #Human-like robot top #Lolita #Slice of life #Cohabitation #Mutual pining #Slow burn #Emotional detachment #Powerhouse with a secret identity Fu Yingshang, heiress of the Fu family, spotted a strange girl in a corner at a cosplay convention and was instantly captivated: Su Su. The girl paid no attention to the cosplayers around her, absorbed in writing code, like a robot living in another world. Later, Fu Yingshang discovered that she really was a “robot”: she called dates “interaction tests,” calculated the “probability of a return gift,” and looked up apology tutorials after an argument. But Fu Yingshang still fell for her. She fell for half an orange candy, and for the cake Su Su made after looking up seventeen tutorials at four in the morning. Then her older sister told her: when Su Su was young, she was sold to an organization conducting human experiments, and her ability to perceive emotions had been interfered with. It wasn’t that she didn’t want to understand. She was learning how. And Su Yuruo, the “older sister” who had secretly photographed her for three years, had covered a whole wall with pictures, her obsession spiraling out of control. Looking at the photographs, Su Su said only, “She’s sick.” “She isn’t incapable of understanding love. She just needs an instruction manual.” “Then I’ll write one for her.”