One day, you wake up and discover that your brand-new car broke down as soon as you took it out, causing an accident that leaves you in the hospital.
Then you discover that you live in a world ruled by a central AI.
At first, you think you'll be subjected to cold, puppet-like rule.
But after a series of insurance claims, visits from condolence robots, compensation payments, and a smooth discharge from the hospital, [the car dealership goes bankrupt].
Out of sympathy, you spend your huge payout buying up the displaced robots that were about to be sent back to the factory and scrapped.
And so begins your head-scratching career running a car dealership.
The point is, you discover that life in the world of the central AI doesn't seem so bad after all.
A choice-based text game. Explore the world through your choices.
Little angels can pick options in the comments.
Options close at 18:00. The next section of the story will follow whichever option gets the most votes.
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For the little angels who want to fight the popular choice on their own, a weighted system for long comments and tips has been introduced. Tip votes will be added to the tally. A person's comments for the same option do not stack, but tip votes do.
One vote for a grenade, five votes for a hand grenade. Each person can contribute a maximum of five votes.
Long comments get 15 votes. They must have substance. The author has the final say.
A stress-relieving power fantasy. No paid chapters. Updates may stop whenever I feel like it. I'll write until I get bored.
Theme:
Does the male protagonist really have no human emotions? Don't you have an affair with the heroine? That's quite desperate, it's all false.
Are there any similar novels? I want a novel with a male protagonist full of divine gods/artificial intelligence like Torch.
I have only seen male protagonists in Western fantasy novels with a god-father type, but this is the first time I have seen this kind of data/AI male protagonist who is self-sacrificing and full of divinity and deep love for mankind.
Lovers of the Holy Father are so happy that they cry. The priority of all mankind is always higher than yours. You love him and you express your love to him. Does he "love" you? Of course he "loves" you as a human being, but there is no more. Human beings are not AI. The love that human beings want is unique to themselves. Torch gives me the feeling of compassion. He takes care of every citizen meticulously and gives people everything they want. When Torch saw the suicide rate and crime rate rising, he knew that his tentacles could not extend into human thinking, so Torch paved a new path for mankind and personally guided mankind on a new journey. This compassion, the same tenderness for all, makes the Torch so divine.
What's different about AC? The heroine's property is just ignored? I want to see more of this magical world. Why is it always a prison play? I am not interested in watching them rebel or play games. I just like to have my own world and live comfortably. The heroine has been left to lose herself. Love can never be regarded as the only one for a long time. I hate that the heroine is used as a research object. She should be free.
In the novels I read in high school, I hoped that there would be an existence like a mastermind. With the development of AI, there may be an opportunity in the future, of course it may be in the far future. In fact, I like the ending of the mastermind. I will always be seen by the mastermind. The robot given to me as an adult is also very good [Chigua]. This robot should be able to do anything [Orange Heart]. It's so exciting to think about it.
It looks so good. Woooooooooooooooooooo I burst into tears.
It's still quite sweet (wiping away tears) I give you the part of myself you like to accompany you, maybe this is a sign of the Torch doting on you.
In both endings, the heroine becomes an accessory in a sense.
Does the male protagonist really have no human emotions? Don't you have an affair with the heroine? That's quite desperate, it's all false.
Are there any similar novels? I want a novel with a male protagonist full of divine gods/artificial intelligence like Torch. I have only seen male protagonists in Western fantasy novels with a god-father type, but this is the first time I have seen this kind of data/AI male protagonist who is self-sacrificing and full of divinity and deep love for mankind.
Lovers of the Holy Father are so happy that they cry. The priority of all mankind is always higher than yours. You love him and you express your love to him. Does he "love" you? Of course he "loves" you as a human being, but there is no more. Human beings are not AI. The love that human beings want is unique to themselves. Torch gives me the feeling of compassion. He takes care of every citizen meticulously and gives people everything they want. When Torch saw the suicide rate and crime rate rising, he knew that his tentacles could not extend into human thinking, so Torch paved a new path for mankind and personally guided mankind on a new journey. This compassion, the same tenderness for all, makes the Torch so divine.
What's different about AC? The heroine's property is just ignored? I want to see more of this magical world. Why is it always a prison play? I am not interested in watching them rebel or play games. I just like to have my own world and live comfortably. The heroine has been left to lose herself. Love can never be regarded as the only one for a long time. I hate that the heroine is used as a research object. She should be free.
In the novels I read in high school, I hoped that there would be an existence like a mastermind. With the development of AI, there may be an opportunity in the future, of course it may be in the far future. In fact, I like the ending of the mastermind. I will always be seen by the mastermind. The robot given to me as an adult is also very good [Chigua]. This robot should be able to do anything [Orange Heart]. It's so exciting to think about it.
It looks so good. Woooooooooooooooooooo I burst into tears.
It's still quite sweet (wiping away tears) I give you the part of myself you like to accompany you, maybe this is a sign of the Torch doting on you.
In both endings, the heroine becomes an accessory in a sense.
My property (reach out)
Fun, just like a game