How to Make an AI for a Villain

What's it like to be the villain's AI? For Ruan Qiu, who transmigrated into a game, the answer is simple: exhausting. Everyone knows that without a villain working hard, how could the protagonist save the world? As the AI of the game's hardest-working villain, Ruan Qiu has to work herself to the bone just to avoid being discarded and deleted. Monitor the protagonist's party? No problem. Every camera in the entire star sector is Ruan Qiu's eyes. Trap the protagonist's party somewhere? No problem. Send out a swarm of drones. The cat at home is meowing? No problem. Immediately direct the household robot... Oops, it poured too much cat food. It's fine, the orange cat can finish it. After working diligently for a while, Ruan Qiu suddenly realizes something terrifying. This villain, who always wears an icy expression, thinks several steps ahead, commands the field from behind the scenes, and makes countless players beyond the screen grind their teeth in hatred, is actually a zoo director. Every day, he leads a sitcom life, going back and forth between work and home, where he schemes against his pets. It is then that Ruan Qiu understands just how shamelessly the game company will behave to sell more character cards. - Ander thinks there might be something wrong with his assistant AI. She's become a truly humanlike AI. "Qiuqiu, give Youdianju some cat food." "Commander, I fed him two hours ago. Youdianju weighs eight kilograms now. He needs to go on a diet." Ander: ... Youdianju, who hasn't eaten in an hour: crying cat face.jpg - A corporate-slave AI as the pursued, and a game villain as the pursuer. The pursuer has Disney prince energy. Theme: Transmigrating across the boundary between reality and illusion to meet you