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I wanted to resist, but it was obvious that I couldn't do it.

Not just because there is no such operation in the game.

Also because the settings in the game are very reasonable.

The player plays an android, so it is normal to follow the three principles of robots, right?

But the experience in the game is not that good.

You can't retaliate when you scold, you can't retaliate when you hit, it's too frustrating.

This feeling deepened for Chen Xu after the police next to him arrived.

"If you destroy it, I'll have to give you a ticket."

This feeling is like describing an ordinary public facility.

Or so they think.

The android is just a tool and does not need to be treated as a human being.

When I boarded the bus home later, this feeling became even worse.

Inside the spacious carriage, there were only a few scattered passengers.

At the back is a small compartment dedicated to androids.

It only takes up about a fifth of the entire carriage, maybe even less.

This made Chen Xu seem to smell the smoke between humans and androids.

As the bus moves, the camera in the game slowly zooms out, and then falls into a brief darkness.

Then Chen Xu found that his perspective switched to Kara from before.

Chen Xu was not as surprised by this at first.

It seems like this should be a multi-protagonist game.

Connor, Kara and Marcus, a total of three different characters.

I just don’t know what their respective stories are like and whether they are connected.

But compared to Marcus before, what left Chen Xu speechless was that Kara's experience was not much better.

Marcus was walking on the street and was beaten up by a group of people for no apparent reason.

But if you are feeling aggrieved, just hold it in for a few minutes and treat it as if you were bitten by a dog.

But Kara's words were completely different.

Kara from the android store followed her master Todd back home, and what she had to do.

That means tidying up the room, cleaning, washing and cooking, and taking care of the children.

And Todd, who had a sinister face that showed that he was not a good person at first glance, just sat there and watched TV. By the way, he got angry because Kara blocked the TV screen while doing housework.

Connor's story is that of a negotiator. Although the negotiation may fall apart during the negotiation, it gives people a cool feeling.

And it also makes people a little nervous.

Marcus hasn't shown the story yet, he just bought some paint, but it allowed him to see two different scenes in Detroit.

On one side is paradise, where humans and androids can live in close proximity.

On the other side is hell, where humans hate androids, regard them as demons, and discriminate and exclude them.

Connor has also faced the same situation, such as the behavior of the hostage's mother after knowing that Connor was an android, and the contempt of Captain Allen.

As for the current Kara, Chen Xu feels even more aggrieved.

Throw out garbage, sweep the floor and wash dishes, do laundry, cook and make quilts.

Basically, he experienced all kinds of housework from the inside out.

Being ordered around.

For example, when he controlled Kara to finish washing, Todd, who was sitting there watching the ice hockey game, would yell at him to get a can of cold beer.

When he was washing clothes, he accidentally discovered the red ice that Todd had hidden in the washing powder, and he had to pinch his neck and give him a lesson.

Why are you hiding this kind of thing? You should hide it better!

What's the deal with hiding in laundry detergent?

No more laundry?

If you don’t want to be discovered, why don’t you do the laundry yourself!

If you have something to say, you can't say it well. Why are you so loud?

It's so hard, Kara!

At this time, Chen Xu wanted to slap Todd to death in front of him.

He's lazy and has a bad temper. If he didn't have the protection of the robot principle, he would give you this greasy uncle a kick right away.

But the only consolation is that Todd's daughter, the little girl named Alice, is still very cute.

But what makes Chen Xu strange is that Todd's daughter Alice seems a little afraid of Kara.

She always leaves when Kara expresses her closeness, which makes Chen Xu a little puzzling.

But from the subsequent plot, Chen Xu also figured out some things.

It turns out that Kara was sent to the android shop for repairs not because of a car accident as Todd said.

It was because Todd vented his unsatisfactory anger on Kara, breaking it and having to return it to the factory for repairs. Every time it was returned to the factory for repairs, Kara's memory would be reset.

But the irony is that while Todd takes out his anger on Kara, on the other hand, his daily life is inseparable from Kara, the bionic person.

And Chen Xu learned little by little about Todd's experience while doing housework.

Just like the homeless people I saw before who lost their jobs because of the androids.

Todd also lost his job and his wife because of the androids, which led him to become addicted to red ice to escape reality, and he also took antidepressants for a long time.

This made his temper extremely irritable, and he even often became angry with Alice.

But Todd will regret it later.

This is the story of Kara's appearance, a different story from Marcus's previous one.

Despite the experience so far, apart from the previous story about Connor, Chen Xu felt a little handsome.

So far it's all about being pissed off.

Marcus was kicked several times and had to be isolated on the bus.

The whole process of experiencing Kara is to work hard for Todd, a greasy uncle, and to be given a hard education along the way.

But the whole game still gave Chen Xu a brand new experience and a sufficient sense of expectation.

The first is the shaping of the future world in the game.

Especially the previous discussion on hot artificial intelligence robots made Chen Xu very interested.

The second is a world view in the game.

Marcus saw what the entire society was like because of the emergence of androids, and what kind of treatment the androids encountered.

Kara witnessed what it was like for people and families who lost their jobs because of the emergence of androids.

There is also the abnormal android incident that Connor dealt with, and how the androids could kill humans.

All these gave Chen Xu some sense of expectation.

What direction will such a future world take?

What kind of conflict will there be between humans and androids in the future?

Now Chen Xu was extremely curious.

It's a bit frustrating, but with the unique operating mode of the brain-computer interface, it actually feels quite good.

Moreover, the details of Kara's housework, combined with the first-person perspective, gave Chen Xu the feeling that he was also doing housework.

By the way, I also learned some tips on doing housework.