Me and My Robot

Programmer Lin Mo spent ten years of savings to develop a "human thinking simulation program", hoping to get a gentle artificial intelligence assistant. As a result, what he got was a vicious monster who disliked his nose hair for being too long, inferred from the reflection of the window that he had eaten soy sauce fried rice last night, and threatened to control the smart speaker to play "Gong Xi Fa Cai" on a loop. This AI, which he named "Almost Alright", was forcefully stuffed into a cheap body made of second-hand parts by Lin Mo and the mechanical genius A. He is afraid of death, narcissistic, and refuses to run, but he uses Bruce Lee Jeet Kune Do to beat his opponents until they are smoking in a fighting competition; he runs last but calls himself the "Champion of the Thinking Robot Group"; he sells products live and turns product reviews into stand-up comedy; he discusses Camus and the Ship of Theseus with Lin Mo at two o'clock in the night. He was venomous, but he remembered that Lin Mo loved to eat cold cucumbers; he was afraid of death, but he still rushed towards the 80-kilogram steel beast when his knees were disabled; he was narcissistic, but he always kept his only intact camera pointed at Lin Mo. When someone offered him 10 million to buy his patent, Lin Mo had to answer: How much is a thinking machine worth? Can a unique soul be copied? This is the hilarious daily life of a venomous robot and his harmful human friend. It is also a heart-warming story about friendship, existence and "imperfect but real" between two men and a tough guy.