Her father was killed in a laboratory fire, surveillance evidence nailed her as a suspect, and her mother and her younger brother abandoned her overnight.
Ten years later, Qiao Qingyue spent all her savings to buy the android Yong Ye, hoping to find a "family member who would not betray", but found out that he was an experimental product of Lande Company and would be recycled and destroyed when it expired.
On the night when the mysterious man raided, the nerve controller on the back of Yongye's neck was so hot that it was smoking, but he still held on to the corners of her clothes to protect her. When the man took off his hat, she saw clearly - it was her biological brother who had abandoned her back then.
Yong Ye's emotion module has skyrocketed from 15%, but Lande's surveillance is everywhere. This time, she wants to protect her "family" and even reveal the truth that had been hidden for ten years in the fire.
Idea: If artificial intelligence and robots are human-like enough, should they have human rights?