God Has a Mechanical Heart

The female lead has the same name as the heroine of Blessing of the Siren. I'm hopeless at coming up with names.

Alaina transmigrated and became a "god" in this world. Looking at the monster in the mirror, covered in totem tattoos, she opened her mouth in fury and bared a row of sharp teeth, scaring herself.

Alaina arrived at an inopportune time. If she'd come a hundred years earlier, the gods would have ruled the world. But by the time she became a "god," humanity had hunted down the gods who once ruled them with brutal tyranny. After several men tricked her into giving them her heart and her power, Alaina lost her temper. She was just about to unleash her fury when a robot electrocuted her unconscious.

When she woke up, she found that the world had changed again. She was now a century behind. It was the age of the robots, and without an ID, Alaina had no choice but to seek out her believers. But they had not only stayed young and handsome, they'd become even more twisted. Every one of them wanted to keep her all to himself and lock her away.

With no other choice, Alaina turned to her fellow transmigrators for help. Unfortunately, all these gods were hiding among humans and robots, and it took a lot of effort to find even one or two willing to help her.

The female lead is an ordinary corporate drone with incredible resilience, plenty of desire and nerve, but a body that just can't keep up.

The male lead's childhood imprint, from meeting the female lead when he was young, gave him an irreplaceable place in her heart. He'll have to win her back the hard way. Love goes to whoever gets there first; whoever comes later will have to fight for it.

Theme: The meaning of life lies in experiencing it.