My Birth Mother Is a Robot

Jiang Yanyi is a professor who teaches robot ethics in a science fiction novel. His wife disappeared in an accident three years ago, leaving behind their daughter, Jiang Zhibai, who was only two months old at the time. After searching everywhere for his wife without success, Jiang Yanyi spent a fortune commissioning Moji, a superhuman biorobot. Moji looks exactly like his missing wife. In the real world, Chi Xiaoxue became a vegetable after a car accident, but unexpectedly found herself inside a robot's body. The Jiang family had just moved into a community in the science park. When Jiang Yanyi returned home from the university, his new neighbor told him that she'd seen his wife that afternoon. Jiang Yanyi smiled politely and brushed it off. "Yes, she's a little shy." He thought the neighbor must have seen the robot inside through the window. He'd have to keep the curtains closed from now on. The new neighbor, who had spent the afternoon chatting with Chi Xiaoxue: "..." I think you may have a bit of a misunderstanding about your wife. A few days later, Professor Li, who studied plants, came over to complain. "Professor Jiang, your wife and daughter snuck into my field and ate my new variety of cherry tomatoes." Jiang Yanyi: "...Are you sure it was my wife who ate them?" Professor Li was so angry his mustache practically flew up. "Your wife is such a stunning beauty, there's no one else like her in the whole park. How could I mistake her?" Jiang Yanyi: "..." But I thought my wife usually just recharged. The gentle and reserved Professor Jiang, and the carefree, funny Chi Xiaoxue, doting on their precious little Bai. A happy life for a family of three. Reading guide: 1. There are no major dramatic twists. At its heart, this is a lighthearted, everyday sweet romance with a happy ending. 2. The female lead is the original person, not someone who takes over another's life. The details would be spoilers. 3. All the robot lore is something the author came up with on a whim, and can't be verified. 4. Updates daily before 10 p.m. If something unexpected comes up, I'll let you know in advance. Theme: Happiness will find its way to you