Late at night, convenience store owner Ling Diyu met his fiancée Su Anxia who had "resurrected from the dead".
She has exactly the same appearance, body temperature, and even the mole on her ankle as her deceased wife. But he discovered that this perfect android sent by his sister not only knew all his memories that had never been shown to anyone, but also secretly sorted out the production batch numbers on the shelves every night.
Until he dug out a centimeter below the skin on the back of his neck and dug out a biochip implanted next to his spine.
It turns out that after the fatal car accident seven years ago, the talented programmer Su Anxia did not die - she split the fragments of her consciousness, implanted part of it into a bionic body, and the other part was permanently locked into Ling Diyu's mechanical heart.
"Di Yu," she whispered to him deep in the code, "every time you think of me, you are feeding the lock I left for you. The more you love, the tighter the lock."
Strawberry candy is the key, memory is the cage.
When Ling Diyu and his assistant who disassembled the code jumped onto the escape maglev car, Su Anxia behind him showed his scarlet pupils in the heavy rain - "Run, but you will always fall in love with me again."
Intent: When love becomes a program that cannot be deleted, free will is the only rebellion.