[Robot romance + one-on-one pairing + loyal puppy + office worker + yandere + character growth + mutual salvation + not a wish-fulfillment story, but sweet]
Zhou Wei was a mature woman from an unhappy family who worked hard to become the company’s top salesperson. In other people’s eyes, she was an unmarried woman getting on in years.
She entered a giveaway on a whim and won a top-of-the-line robot. He was obedient and thoughtful, and a wonderful cook. Every day when she came home, a handsome man would open the door with a smile and say, “Welcome home.”
The greatest illusion people have is the illusion of being in love. Zhou Wei kept wondering whether a human-robot romance was possible. But the robot, Adam, was the first to develop a problem, and at her insistence, he was sent back to the factory for repairs.
The return date kept getting pushed back. Zhou Wei finally worked up the courage to go to the company to find him, but on the way, she was caught in a terrible car accident.
When she woke up again, their roles had been reversed. The robot went out to work while she stayed home with nothing to do. Had her ultimate office-worker dream come true?
Wait. After chopping wood, Zhou Wei finally realized that five hundred years had passed. The robot had become even more intelligent, and now offered nighttime services.
Was he really just a robot?
I want to see the real world.
Let’s fall together into a fantasy that belongs to us alone!
A breathtakingly dramatic robot romance: every lid has its pot.
Heroine: An office worker who seems mature and steady, but is starved for affection and helpless at everyday tasks.
Hero: A loyal robot puppy at first, then a needy, yandere loyal puppy.
Finally there is provincial flow: The writing is very cyberpunk, and the heroine Zhou Wei seems to be a well-paid elite in the eyes of everyone. But on the contrary, the pressure from her family created wounds that she could not heal. She longs for love, or she is disappointed in the love between people. By chance, the male robot Adam appeared, and he became the heroine's boyfriend and the "virtual" projection of the heroine's love. But the heroine understands that the robot can never love her as much as the heroine loves him. The heroine is sad that the robot doesn't understand love. But the heroine still chooses to truly love this "virtual" data Adam. The male protagonist sees the female protagonist's sadness, he begins to report his mistakes, and begins to... Generate himself. (About Chapter 19, I like this section the best. The robot can write the fate of itself so naturally. The author please bear with me). Save money: Readers who want to see the heroine and the hero as a pure love couple must give it a try. At first glance, the author is a master of stream of emotions and stream of consciousness. 🥰
It's beautiful, very beautiful. I'm so good at writing this.