Please add my next book, After Picking Up a Mechanical Doll, to your reading list.
Miyazawa Lan found a doll.
The doll had extraordinary beauty, eighteen kinds of skills, and an innocent naivete born of knowing almost nothing about society.
Miyazawa Lan kept the doll at home and took meticulous care of her like a little sister. She worked hard to earn money for the best parts, and even happily agreed when the doll asked to sleep in her soft bed.
So Miyazawa Lan couldn't understand why, one day, the doll would imprison her in a tiny space and declare her crazed possessiveness.
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Only later did Miyazawa Lan learn that the doll she'd found was called Meiyan Ji, a formidable imperial machine built specifically for assassination.
Meiyan Ji had taken countless lives. She disappeared during an assassination and was never heard from again.
When the world fell into chaos once more, she emerged from nowhere and single-handedly crushed the rebellion.
While the outside world was awash in bloodshed and humanity trembled before an army of mechanical dolls, the highest commander of the army walked toward the crowd, knelt on one knee, and held out her hand to one person.
"I've come to take you home, my master."
Side story:
Meiyan Ji's original design was tacky: she used sex to ambush enemies. Miyazawa Lan upgraded her again and again, awakening her self-awareness and giving her a proper name.
And so,
the general who fought without batting an eye on the training grounds and struck fear into the entire empire would often wear a bunny apron, bake bread, and gently call Miyazawa Lan over to try some.
At night, she would tremble in Miyazawa Lan's arms, holding herself back as she willingly opened herself to her again and again, pouring out all her love.
"I hate humans, but I love you."
"You, and only you."
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Book blurb:
Meng Ran used to make androids, but a twist of fate led her to change jobs.
One day, she received a message from an android reclamation company saying that P1524, the android she had made, was about to be destroyed.
"What!? Destroyed?"
It was the only android she'd ever made in her brief career as a creator!
There was no way she was letting them destroy it.
Meng Ran rubbed her face and dutifully went to retrieve P1524.
The rescued P1524 was very obedient. She did whatever she was told, more considerate than a lover, more docile than a wife, and more capable than an employee. Meng Ran was delighted.
Before she brought home her android girlfriend, Meng Ran was an emotionless repair machine, living a thoroughly makeshift life.
But after she brought home her android girlfriend, someone cooked for her, helped with work, and even warmed her bed!
Meng Ran was enjoying herself immensely, but her peaceful days didn't last long. News suddenly broke that androids had risen up in a mass revolt.
Meng Ran was stunned. "Y-you said you love who!?"
Meng Ran glanced at the androids glaring around them. "D-do you really have to say this right n-now!?"
P1524 shot them a cold glance, and the androids retreated like a receding tide.
No longer coy and sweet as before, she pressed Meng Ran into a confined space, her voice obsessive and frenzied.
A restrained yet possessive kiss landed at the corner of Meng Ran's lips.
"What about now? Master, you know I only love you."
P1524 and Meng Ran:
At first: the gentle, obedient little white rabbit vs. the calm, brilliant genius;
Later: the devoted, long-suffering android dog vs. the bantering creator trying to win back her beloved.
Don't ask why they switch roles. The answer is love.
[The romance and plot unfold side by side]
[No one is perfect. Meng Ran has her own flaws, but she works to reflect on them, become a better person, and learn to love.]
[Androids exist in a future with highly advanced technology. They differ from modern robots and are closer to humans with full-body prosthetic replacements, capable of simulating human emotions. If you dislike this premise, please don't read.]
Theme: Love is equal from the very beginning.
The writing and settings are great. Although it involves a lot of technology and bionic knowledge, it doesn't feel obscure. Unfortunately, it feels like the structure is very grand and the existing length is short. As the previous person said, this article could have been longer and more specific. But overall it's still great. It's the first time I've patiently read a technology-oriented novel like this. Whether it's the love between the protagonists or the relationships between other androids, it's all very well created. I also like the ending. It's a treasure.
Not bad. I feel so good.
Let me express my emotion again T T This book would be perfect if it could fill in the plot.
This book is really interesting in terms of background setting and plot development! But it is indeed advancing too fast. It feels as if I am reading an outline, or as if I am going through the plot at three times the speed T T
Emmmm I feel that this subject and content are more suitable for writing a long novel. The struggle between all human beings and all androids can be summarized in such a few words. To be honest, it is a bit sloppy. I feel that the background setting is very grand, but it is not reflected. Should the author try to write a million-word novel? I feel that this book is too simple. All kinds of information are also crude. This person said what that person said, and there is no feeling that people suddenly realize after thinking about it. It's not that this is bad, it's just that this topic selection and this direction are the struggle between bionics and humans, the disparity between mechanical life and carbon-based life, why bionics awaken to self-awareness, why Eastern and Western civilizations have become ancient cultures, is it because of the emergence of bionics (I don't know if this is mentioned, I skipped a bit in the middle), there are too many things to write and ponder. Such a simple and scrawled ending is really uncomfortable.
Emmmm I feel that this subject and content are more suitable for writing a long novel. The struggle between all human beings and all androids can be summarized in such a few words. To be honest, it is a bit sloppy. I feel that the background setting is very grand, but it is not reflected. Should the author try to write a million-word novel? I feel that this book is too simple. All kinds of information are also crude. This person said what that person said, and there is no feeling that people suddenly realize after thinking about it. It's not that this is bad, it's just that this topic selection and this direction are the struggle between bionics and humans, the disparity between mechanical life and carbon-based life, why bionics awaken to self-awareness, why Eastern and Western civilizations have become ancient cultures, is it because of the emergence of bionics (I don't know if this is mentioned, I skipped a bit in the middle), there are too many things to write and ponder. Such a simple and scrawled ending is really uncomfortable.
Damn, I thought it was a bit of dementia after old age, but I didn't expect that I was preparing to be resurrected hhh
I think what you said above makes some sense and is also taken for granted. It's true that non-fish don't know the joy of fish, but it's also true that non-fish don't know the joy of fish. Intelligence also involves machine learning. Although most of it is based on big data analysis at this stage, the human brain learns independently by analyzing the data in the brain. Who can guarantee that there will not be real intelligence that can think independently in the future? Although it is not certain that emotions can be generated, it is also not certain that it cannot be possible. It is not only the human brain that can have emotions. There are also many animals in the animal kingdom that have high enough IQs and rich enough emotions. However, many of them are not obvious when viewed according to human understanding. Even plants may have their own language (such as smells, hormones, etc.), But these things do not have any special meaning in the eyes of humans. Who can guarantee that they will understand nothing?
Ah, this, oh oh oh oh, there is no clear soup and little water
The law of entropy increase! The teacher in my class two days ago talked about the relationship between Re Er and us. I thought he was just talking casually, but I didn't expect to see it again. After Baidu, the knowledge increased! Come on!