Perfect Wife

Technology and ethics are indeed issues we need to think about now

What a scumbag, you really think you are the emperor.

The subject matter is novel and the setting is heart-wrenching, and the three paragraphs of confession express the profound regret of not getting what you want.

Cheng Li uses technology to weave a perfect marriage cage, which seems to be the ultimate preference, but is actually a soul-depriving prison, tearing apart the hidden desire for control in intimate relationships.

A very novel setting. At first I thought the heroine had lost her memory in an accident, but I didn't expect that she was actually a robot. It turns out that this is the reason why the novel is called The Perfect Wife.

The perfect doll awakens its memory and uncovers a well-designed marriage scam. The collision between technology and ethics is so heart-breaking.

The plot is intertwined, with good writing style, a good suspense atmosphere, and it is very comfortable to watch.

The setting is novel and touching, and the truth about the wife being constantly reset makes people feel numb and unable to stop watching it.

I just like to watch twisted plots. At least it's not bland and you can also see all kinds of little ingenuity. It's very interesting.

I didn't expect it to be unexpectedly interesting. There are explanations for digging holes and filling holes. The plot develops smoothly and is quite immersive.

This setting makes people feel scared when reading it. This kind of story is full of tension when reading it.

The plot of the story is compact and makes people want to put it down. The author cleverly sets up suspense to keep people interested in reading.

The story scenes have a sense of familiarity, and the article is concise enough without being confusing. This is the first time I've seen this style in a book of this type, and it's pretty good.

The body is a machine, memory is a code, deep love is a lie, and every step is a puppet prison that cannot be escaped.

What seems to be a warm and happy marriage is actually a cage imprisoned by programming. The repeated memory resets are depressing and heart-wrenching to watch. The heroine struggles to awaken to the fate of the doll, and the suspenseful atmosphere is full.