Mechanical Queen [Interstellar]

Ah, I thought the heroine was the queen of the mechanical race. I remember a story setting that the mechanical race has only one king, and everyone should obey him. The mechanical race is committed to destroying any planet that passes by. . . . I thought this was also the background. . . . Judging from the text, it's pretty much the same. The heroine discovers that humanity is about to be wiped out, and then tries to save it again. It doesn't seem right. The heroine is trapped by this man, and she's always at a disadvantage. . . . This is not called a queen. . . So disappointing, I thought the heroine could do anything. . .

Anyone who has watched it please help me find out if there are any important female supporting roles. How many are there? Thank you.

Tucao: Doing this kind of hormone injection a few times can increase the chance of pregnancy. Exist? Why not consider in vitro fertilization? I don't really understand this area, but it's better than the previous method. In this case, do they still think that a few months of pregnancy is too long? Dig the baby out and raise it directly? ? You might as well tell me that they torture humans on purpose. Seeing humans unhappy makes them feel happier.

After reading it, I really like the setting and the ending, but I feel like some of the plot doesn't work and there is still room for improvement. Come on, author!

Look at everyone being tricked, the human brain is better to use

In the omnic crisis, those robots have their own thoughts and they still put them around everyone, important positions, and the entire government has no brains. They have become another race. No one is talking about the crisis of mechanical assistants. Are there high-level officials who have not thought about immortality and mechanization of civilization? Robots still have to change their bodies. Don't they think it is bulky and has no advantages?

Well, that's great. Although this ending is not the best, it is also the most appropriate. It made me cry.

I understand. Don't ask, asking is setting. For the sake of the plot, it will develop better next.

Wait, I don't understand. Thorne is a mechanical assistant, but isn't he the heroine's former fiancé? ?

Don't care about the gangsters, just ignore them when you see them