UC-R Sweeper Series, serial number 910443553. Bionic mechanical unit.
This unit has no hostile intentions.
Primary protocols: Be truthful, obey, protect my human.
I have a normally functioning "heart."
I hope that answers your question.
*The author is a shameless serial procrastinator. I revise typos and details, rewrite things, and obsess over the tiniest points! My superpower is talking too much, so I recommend skipping the author's notes.
*A medium-length story. Oda Sakunosuke is CB! No one gets killed off, even if the plot says otherwise.
*The protagonist's name comes from Yukiko, the wife in Oda's "Fireflies." All chapter titles come from Oda Sakunosuke's works.
*Inspired by ONE in The Fall 2 ("I AM TRAIN." (?)).
2020-8-18: I've decided to abandon this!
Theme: Promoting the proper use of household appliances.
I looked through the author's column and found several articles that I liked very much in the past. They have been gathering dust for a long time. I thought I found a new good author, but turned out to be an old lover (?). Every bit of him is extremely sweet. But the author's writing is so great and wonderful. Praise the author!
Although Oda is dead, the follow-up is really great!!!!! I found hope again after be!
The little robot is so cute and has learned to procrastinate!
I think these kids are so naughty.
Chef Zhi's tears are worthless...
If someone is stabbed, they will die!!!!!!!!!!!!! Although, even if I die, I will cry and kneel down to beg the teacher for a few BE follow-ups (HE is a fantasy, right?) It's very fruitful, but oh, TAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wuwuwuwuwu, it's a pity that I can't read the rest of the text, but when I read the teacher's outline, I burst into tears (?) And clasped my hands together to make a wish! I hope that the teacher will occasionally write a little follow-up short story TAT when he is free. I like to read whatever the teacher wants to write. Although it is really messy, the teacher's writing style is exactly what I like. The person is also very cute and I can't bear to leave it (crying loudly) (kowtows) (kowtows)
Just reading the outline makes me burst into tears. If I write it out, I will cry to death.
Although it is a familiar outline ending, Finish spreading flowers?
Although I didn't write it (referring to physics), I did write it (referring to my mind). Rounding it off means it's finished [?