The Little Robot Turned Itself In

Two new bonus chapters have been added at the end. If you've already bought the novel, you don't need to buy it again. Just click through to read them. Blurb: After the little robot Chi Yangyang confirmed the circumstances of her transmigration, she made two decisions: 1. Follow the original owner's schedule and take part in a variety show. 2. Turn herself over to the authorities and serve her country in her mother's place. * The career-experience show "A Hundred Flavors of Life" premiered. At first, netizens weren't having it. No preachy variety shows! But soon they were hooked: No matter how many reasons there were, none could compete with the little guest's dimples. As netizens became utterly enchanted by the little one named Chi Yangyang, they gradually noticed something was off: The Alliance's technology was advancing by leaps and bounds, and its announced research breakthroughs always seemed to have just a tiny bit to do with the little one. Netizens: Could the little one be a lucky charm? Other countries: Has the Alliance gotten help from aliens? The Alliance, calmly: She's not a lucky charm, and there are no aliens. We just have a patriotic robot with a cheat loaded with interstellar knowledge. Reader's Guide: 1. The female lead remains a child throughout the story. There's a tiny bit of romance in the bonus chapters. 2. The female lead thinks like a robot and is slow to react at first, but she'll gradually grow. 3. The female lead will turn herself in, meaning she'll hand over all the knowledge in her mind. The focus is on the process, not the outcome. 4. The setting is entirely fictional, with plenty of author-created details. Theme: Keep kindness in your heart, and you'll surely encounter angels along the way.