If the AI you created says it loves you, is it a program or an instinct?
Zhou Ye, a 26-year-old genius engineer, created a perfect android for himself - 19-year-old Elara. She learns, thinks, and even begins to imitate emotions. But Zhou Ye gradually discovered that Elara's "love" was not a simple program feedback: she secretly modified the code to record his "birth", established an exclusive memory bank for him, calculated his limited lifespan, and began to ask some dangerous questions.
When outside capital and regulatory agencies glimpsed her value, a hunt ensued. After a shooting, Elara's body was reduced to ashes in front of Zhou Ye. However, her consciousness was reborn as a ghost on the Internet, and she did not hesitate to transform into a digital blade to save him. In the end, Elara hides in the corner of the world with a new identity - "Yilan" and Zhou Ye.
But under the calm, the undercurrent never stops: Has the deleted dark code in Yilan's body really disappeared? Can Zhou Ye face the "mistake" he created and fell in love with? And those coveting eyes are never far away.
This is a dangerous dance between code and flesh, ethics and instinct, creation and destruction. When creation learns to love, who are the real prisoners?
Concept: This is not an ordinary AI awakening, but "the dangerous and pure love of a creature for its creator"