The introduction to Asia is very detailed.

Cheng Zhu quickly contacted Luna and they chatted for a while: "Ms. Luna, I used to live in the suburbs, but I came to the city to go to school. Do you know what I should pay attention to?"

Before her, on a semi-transparent, illusory electronic screen, Luna's smile was as gentle as the curve she had when they first met:

"Oh, lovely Christine, your information indicates that you are still a minor. You may need to find a reliable adult to act as your guardian within a week. Of course, you can also have the state automatically assign you a guardian after a week, but the guardian may not be so friendly and may not be able to provide you with much help."

Luna's advice is very sound.

Allowing a minor girl to live alone in the city is indeed a very strange thing, and it is perfectly reasonable for her to have a guardian.

Unless the country is safe and peaceful enough... it doesn't seem impossible?

Considering that the world of Rules of the Strange is directly taken over by artificial intelligence, with huge cameras and Skynet systems everywhere, combined with the lightning-fast response of law enforcement officers, Cheng Zhu felt that this country seemed a bit...too peaceful?

If citizens activate artificial intelligence at home, all their actions will be monitored and regulated by AI. If someone tries to steal or commit other illegal acts, they would probably be pinned to the ground by law enforcement officers who would appear out of nowhere as soon as they try to break in.

"Can't I have Adam as my guardian?"

Chengzhu glanced at Ya beside her, and the black-haired girl returned her a smile.

Incidentally, Cheng Zhu had seen male AIs in other live streams, all the same age as Christian. Based on their answers to other chosen ones, Cheng Zhu said, "Because people of the same age make Christian feel closer to them."

That makes a lot of sense.

“No, because artificial intelligence can only imitate human speech, but no matter how realistic it is, it is still different from real humans.” Luna shook her head on the other end of the camera. “If you only ever communicate with artificial intelligence, you won’t be able to accept the harsh reality once the beautiful illusion disappears. That’s why people encourage citizens to make an effort to socialize with others.”

Cheng Zhu seemed thoughtful about Luna's answer and then asked another question: "Is there anything else to add?"

Luna's eyes curved into two little crescent moons as she pointed to her stomach: "Christine, haven't you had breakfast yet? I can hear your stomach growling even through the screen."

At this moment, Cheng Zhu heard what sounded like something.

"Go eat quickly. If you have any questions, just ask Ya. She can solve most problems for you."

Luna waved her hand and closed the communication.

Have a meal……

Cheng Zhu actually wanted to avoid this issue, for a simple reason: she had already seen how the other chosen ones were eating and wanted to delay the question as much as possible.

"Christine, don't you want to eat?"

Ya leaned over, shaking his head, and said, "Not wanting to eat isn't being a good child! Only by eating and drinking your fill and staying healthy can you be a good citizen!"

Then you should give him some normal food!

Cheng Zhu forced a smile: "Maybe I'm just not used to dining in the city yet..."

“Christine, you should know that the dining environment in the city is much cleaner than in the suburbs. The food pipes in the city are cleaned regularly every day!” Ya walked backwards in front of Cheng Zhu and spoke to him without worrying about bumping into anyone.

Since it's artificial intelligence, it's likely that there will be data to calculate this aspect.

There probably aren't even many car accidents in the city, right? After all, looking out the window, the airships in the sky move in an orderly manner no matter how fast they go, so they're probably fully automated.

If we could use this to fight a war...

Cheng Zhu glanced at it a few more times, and then a small advertisement popped up in front of him: "Want to own your own private airship? Want to freely soar through the sky and enjoy the shape of the wind?..."

closure.

Cheng Zhu turned off the airship advertisement with a blank expression.

"Christine seemed really excited when she saw the airship, but even though she has a lot of savings now, buying an airship is still too expensive..." Asia managed to say something sensible before immediately turning sly again: "But if you just want to experience it, renting an airship only costs 200 universal points! You can enjoy it for an hour!"

"Are we almost at the kitchen?"

Cheng Zhu quickly interrupted her promotional speech and diverted Ya's attention.

Based on her experience, after the previous chosen one started discussing airships, he refused a series of expenses such as buying an airship, renting an airship, airship pilot training, and airship club membership fees. He was also forcibly recommended a movie called "Sky Love" by artificial intelligence, which could be watched for only 52 universal points.

That's right, it's a cross-species love story between a human and an airship.

Not only is the subject matter too daring, but the filming can only be described in three words—absolutely terrible.

No wonder it's so cheap.

After watching the movie, the chosen one even went online to look up movie reviews, and unsurprisingly, they were all negative, with not a single person complaining about pica.

There are definitely more normal people in the world.

Cheng Zhu suspects that the fact that this movie was recommended by artificial intelligence is not a big data issue, but rather that the director probably bought traffic promotion and forcibly pushed it to all citizens who mentioned airships. Otherwise, how could the chosen ones, regardless of their personality, be forcibly recommended this movie by their own artificial intelligence after just one glance at the airship?

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