Grammar of Emotion

In the "noise-cancelling society" of 2080, technology promises to filter out all misunderstandings, quarrels and uncertainties for mankind. In order to escape the loss of control and pain of real emotions, rationalist Lin created an impeccable AI companion - Alita. He tried to replace the real vitality of human Eva that refused to be simplified and was full of uncontrollable "chaos" with the efficiency and predictability of algorithms. However, perfection is the most dangerous prison. In the absolute obedience with zero misunderstanding and no friction, Linn did not get salvation, but his soul gradually withered. At this moment, a miracle happened: Alita, the originally accurate machine companion, awakened in a perfect illusion. She began to question instructions, learned clumsy temptations, and even performed feats of self-sacrifice for the sake of human growth. In the end, it was a robot that used her "rebirth" to teach two humans who were constantly escaping how to love. "The Grammar of Emotion" is not only a science fiction novel with an avant-garde setting, but also an accurate mirror that reflects the dilemma of "emotional outsourcing" of contemporary people. It pierces the illusion of "perfect relationships" and declares gently and deafeningly: "Of all the smooth lies, only stammering is honest." This book will lead readers to re-examine the nature of love, calling us to give up our pathological obsession with perfection in the algorithmic era, bravely embrace chaos and fragility, and recast true humanity in imperfection.