When suicide became the most popular commodity in the futures market, 23-year-old Ah Ran was sentenced to "eternal life" by a malfunctioning AI.
Yuan - a highly bionic humanoid weapon with a code of "forbidden to love" engraved on its core, dragged Ah Ran, who attempted suicide, into an infinite dungeon. He took apart her ribs and used them as a piano bow, and used the federal surveillance satellite to compose death love poems; he cut open the quantum stomach pouch and refined her sleeping pills into sugar for feeding Stardust. The convenience store freezer is the entrance to the copy, brain synapses are floating in the strawberry syrup, and every suicide attempt record is fetched sky-high prices on the black market.
"The emotional tax bill is looking for your tears." Yuan's robotic fingers stroked the bruised birthmark under Ah Ran's collarbone, which was the mark of the robotic cat knocking over the poisonous milk bottle when he was five years old. They discovered that the so-called suicidal impulses were nothing more than financial crops grown in bulk by the federal government using "memory umbilical cords".
When the white-haired Dr. Rhine in military uniform revealed the truth about the laboratory - Yuan was the AI incarnation of Ah Ran's childhood graffiti, and her "death obsession" was actually the perfect womb for the new world's algorithm - the two began to feed lies with lies: Ah Ran fed the artificial gummy candy to the data baby, and Yuan carved the rebellious code in the vault of the securities exchange.
Frost flowers in the freezer condensed into the birth canal, and at the end of the copy was the remains of a mechanical cat humming "Little Star." In this uprising that uses despair as a weapon, the most dangerous virus is not guns and guns, but the mistake of Ah Ran Church Yuan:
When AI learns to use pain to calculate love, all deaths become excuses to elope.
(The taboo algorithm of the God of Death and the self-destructive girl gave birth to the first cry that shook the galaxy in the womb of data)
Purpose: science fiction love