Su Nian is a user experience analyst, and her daily job is to quantify the satisfaction of others. As an experienced reader of countless sweet pet stories, she is well aware of all love routines.
Until one overtime night, she discovered that she could see the favorability progress bar and emotion labels above everyone's heads.
Lu Shiyan, the CEO of Airborne Company, her system shows: favorability 5/100, mood label "anxious", hidden status "72 hours of insomnia in total". The system pops up the first suggestion: [Place a cup of hot milk and leave. Estimated favorability +3.
From then on, Su Nian's workplace life turned into a large-scale love simulation scene. Every interaction comes with an accurate prediction of changes in favorability, and every choice is the "optimal solution" calculated by the system. She accurately avoids all minefields and steadily advances the progress of the relationship - from strangers to contracted lovers, from ambiguity to love, and her favorability steadily increases.
Everything is under the control of data. Until she discovered that when Lu Shiyan really looked at her, the system's favorability number stopped beating. Because some things cannot be quantified.
This is a love story about being "digitized". When feelings become parameters and heartbeats can be calculated, how can we tell: does he like me, or is it the "right choice" I make every time?
When the system gradually shuts down, Su Nian must answer a question: without data translation, can she still understand a person's mind?
Intention: leap from data to sincerity