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Stop chasing me! I didn't take any syrup!

Mei Huayue held her breath and ran forward with all her might. By the end she felt like her lungs were about to burst from gasping for breath, but she still couldn't shake off "Serolo" who was chasing her relentlessly.

Although the place has been lit up, the escape route seems clear - but this is the first time Mei Huayue has seen such a large room, and it feels like she can't even run to the end - is this really not a military base? Damn it!

What's more, during the escape, the nutrition cabins seen along the way were lined up like coffins. Mei Huayue was terrified that one of the coffins would suddenly be opened and a long-haired Seroro would jump out of it.

Help! Could the guy who introduced himself as GT just go offline like that? !

At least bring the real Luo Shiqin over to save people! !

"I can't run anymore..."

Everything went dark before his eyes, his feet went weak, and Mei Huayue almost died in the 1,000-meter race.

She fell to her knees, turned around with great effort, and faced the android who was chasing her.

Mei Huayue said bitterly: "Sister, I can't do it anymore. I really can't run anymore."

"Why are you running?" In sharp contrast to her was the calm expression of the android. It had been chasing after Mei Huayue until now, and even its breathing had not changed. "Aren't we friends?"

You chase me with a knife and then tell me we're friends?

What kind of friend? A friend who will stick by you through thick and thin?

Mei Huayue sat on the ground and stared at it.

"Stop pretending. You are not Ro...Seroro at all."

She took a breath, raised her right hand with difficulty, and pointed at the android opposite her with a grim expression: "I understand. There are only a few possibilities for someone who looks exactly like my friend and claims to be my friend."

Either it’s a doppelganger from a horror story, or an identical person from a parallel universe, or it’s my past/future self…

Combined with the brief communication with GT before, Mei Huayue, an author who has read many popular online novels, quickly thought of that one -

"Are you a android? Why are you playing cyberpunk Second Life with me?"

She took a breath, sat on the ground and swallowed continuously to relieve the dry and burning sensation in her throat.

Come quickly, Luo Shiqin...

On the surface, Mei Huayue pointed out the identity of the pursuer android very decisively, but in fact, she was already extremely nervous.

Don’t let her end up risking her life for her pen pal!

"etc!"

Seeing the other party put away the smile on his face and slowly approach her, Mei Huayue's heart tightened, and she quickly spoke up to try to interrupt the other party's big move, "As a villain...shouldn't you say something more to a character like me who is doomed to die?"

The android tilted his head: "What should I tell you?"

"For example," Mei Huayue put her hands on the ground and secretly exerted some strength to see how her physical strength had recovered. She tentatively asked, "What is your plan?"

Can we have more self-analysis from the villains? !

If she could go back, she would never complain about this kind of plot again!

Android: "Plan..."

The other party pondered for a moment, then raised the corners of his mouth, revealing a smile that was exactly the same as the one that Mei Huayue had in mind when she saw Luo Shiqin.

"It won't be too late to understand it once you have truly integrated into the Star Network."

It held the dagger in hand and moved closer to the paralyzed Mei Huayue, with a gentle yet cruel smile on its face.

This is different from the plot of the novel!

The villains in real life are not stupid, and they are really ruthless and don’t talk much!

Mei Huayue supported herself on the ground with her hands and managed to sit up.

She stared at the approaching android, trying to find any flaws in him.

Suddenly, her eyes moved upwards slightly, and the faint light reflected in her pupils made the bionic man instantly aware of it. He quickly turned around and swung the dagger in his hand!

After a chilling metal collision sound, the weapon in the opponent's hand was knocked away, and a small round ball directly knocked the bionic man away and jumped in front of Mei Huayue.

"Mei Huayue!"

The one who called out this name is...

"Luo Shiqin?"

The pen pal was squatting on the ground, and he almost cried when he saw her.

"My dear sister, you finally made your debut on time!"

The woman who had taken off her suit jacket was now wearing a white shirt. She untied her tie and held it in her hand, her brown-black eyes fixed on the bionic man in front of her who looked exactly like her.

"Bionic man?"

Luo Shiqin raised her hand to comb her messy hair back, raised her eyebrows and asked: "Imitate my face?"

The bionic man opposite did not get angry. Instead, he looked Luo Shiqin up and down, then adjusted his stance.

Such a small change made Mei Huayue, who was watching the confrontation between the two people from behind, open her eyes wide.

Before, she could still distinguish between the two, but now, looking at the bionic man who learned so quickly, Mei Huayue could only be amazed.

The android over there snorted and laughed: "After a while, I won't know who is imitating who."

Luo Shiqin's face turned cold.

She tightened the tie in her hand and rushed forward!

"Fuck, they just started fighting?!"

Mei Huayue couldn't stand up so she simply sat on the ground, staring in amazement at the unfolding of a martial arts scene before her.

"Ms. Mei, please get away from the battlefield as soon as possible."

The small mechanical ball circled around Mei Huayue, who was sitting on the ground and seemed to be broken. "We have detected that you have no obvious external injuries. We suggest that you stand up and walk in the opposite direction for one thousand meters to reach a safe area."

"One thousand meters?" She widened her eyes. "Do you think I can run a thousand meters in the physical test now?"

She has trouble standing up now!

She must have inhaled the anesthetic gas in the nutrition chamber before, but I don't know why she has a physiological reaction only now.

Mei Huayue moved back a little and signaled to the small mechanical ball floating in the air with her eyes that she had done her best.

GT: …

It opened its scanning eyes again, scanned the physical condition of the writer in front of it, and then silently put the previous suggestions into the recycle bin.

However, even if Mei Huayue did not try to escape, the bionic man on the other side would not let her off so easily.

The character of 'Hexagonal Warrior Cube A' that she had previously created in Xi Duoduo was used exceptionally well, allowing Luo Shiqin to completely gain the upper hand in the fight with her own bionic man.

The android in a pure white medical suit was knocked down by her kick, and then slammed heavily into a nearby nutrition compartment door, making a heavy sound, as if he had lost his fighting ability.

It sounded painful, but within a few seconds, the android slowly stood up as if he didn't feel any pain, and turned his emotionless face towards her.

This guy turned a disaster into a blessing, as he had in his hand the dagger that had been used to kill the male android and then was knocked away.

"You probably don't know."

The android reached for the dagger and stood up. The crystal blue blade exuded a chill as it held it in its hand, pointing the tip of the blade directly at the woman in front of it.

"I am a android," it raised its hand to wipe away the crystal blue liquid that overflowed from the corner of its mouth, shrugged, and smiled, "Humans have limits, but androids don't."

Luo Shiqin narrowed her eyes.

"To be honest, I like you very much," the android said. "You have a great influence on the Star Network. The texts you write are not only read by humans, but we also read them."

"But it was because of reading that I realized that the so-called human beings in this world today are not actually human beings."

Android: "They tell lies and even take pleasure in murdering their own kind."

"I don't see any of the beauty of human nature that you praised in your book in them." It pulled the corner of its mouth and finally smiled widely. It smiled wildly and with a condescending pity. "Then compared to them, why don't you look at us more?"

"Me!" It drew a circle with its free hand and pointed at itself. "We."

"Aren't androids more human than humans?"

"Once a disaster occurs, we, the androids, will be the first to rush forward."

"We maintain order, we enforce justice, and we exist in every corner of society!"

The android began his speech in an excited tone that no one understood: "We are 'humans'!"

"How can humans oppress androids? Those pig-like creatures command androids who look like them from a high position. It only takes one order to easily kill an android."

"On what?" The tip of the knife was shining with a dazzling blue light, just like the broken liquid at the corner of the bionic man's mouth. "We are just like them. We have wisdom that can surpass most creatures in the world, and even break through the limitations of the flesh! This era requires spirit, and we - the spirit of bionic people, will live forever with StarNet!"

It raised its hand, tapped its head, and showed a mocking expression on its face, which was exactly the same as Luo Shiqin's.

"You can't change, Ceroro."

"This is the trend of the times," the female android spread her arms and sneered, "and it will also be the graveyard of the human era."

As if in response to its words, the nutrition cabin closest to Luo Shiqin and others made a slight vibration, as if something was about to break out from inside.

“China is not easy to invade,” it said, “but it is not without loopholes.”

"This space has housed many human brain consciousnesses. Now they have all been fully uploaded to the Star Network. They are probably wandering around in there so much that they can't remember their own conditions, right?" The bionic man glanced at Luo Shiqin, then turned his head to look at Mei Huayue, who was sitting paralyzed on the ground and unable to move.

"Not to mention that there have been quite a few humans with great influence on the Star Network recently. No matter how you oppose or stop it, you can't stop this 'out-of-control suspension car'."

Seeing that the two men in front of him were unmoved, Cerolo even raised his right hand and wrapped the tie around his right hand again, preparing to try another set of boxing.

The android gnashed his teeth and said, "What's so good about those humans? Is it worth doing this for you?!"

"We are human too. As long as all human consciousness is uploaded to the Star Network, we will all be at the same starting point. What's the difference between bionic people and real humans?"

"Could it be that in your eyes, we have lost our qualifications as human beings just because we have the word 'imitation' added to our names?!"

Seeing that Cerolo remained silent and calm, the android roared, "Answer me, Cerolo!"

"I heard it, I heard it with both ears."

Luo Shiqin helplessly stretched out her hands and pulled at her ears, then threw her hands up: "What do you want me to answer? Any judgment on your grand plan?"

"You need me to judge who is truly ambitious? Are you kidding me?"

The woman slowly adjusted the tie on her right hand.

Her voice was filled with a barely perceptible sarcasm, as if she had heard something funny: "If you think what you are doing is right, then you can continue along this path. If you think you are wrong, you will naturally choose to retreat at some point."

"Seeking approval from your enemies - what kind of teenager are you, at the third stage of the common level?"

Luo Shiqin put down her hands, her eyes cold and fierce: "It's simply ridiculous."

The word "ridiculous" made the whole space fall into silence, and only the rustling sound could be heard in the distance.

"I thought you would understand,"

The android sighed, with a tone of pity in his voice: "You know that there are not many people who understand you in this era? Even this group of guys——"

It pointed the dagger at the surrounding nutrition chambers and laughed disdainfully: "They are all immersed in the beautiful dream woven for them by the Star Network."

"I thought before that it's okay if you don't want to upload your entire brain consciousness to the Star Network. Special people always have special rights."

"You just need to stand by our side, and the group of humans will naturally upload, and the fate of humanity will be in the hands of the androids. At that time, we will be transformed into real humans - you will have countless companions who can understand you, they are noble, selfless, and have the most perfect humanity..."

"Your novel will become reality."

Thanks to Luo Shiqin's example, the bionic man's behavior has become smoother after constantly collecting data and learning to imitate.

It could almost be called another Rossum.

The android's tone became gentle, and he said in a gentle and persuasive way: "Don't you hope that human society like that will come? A perfect 'utopia'."

Luo Shiqin looked at it calmly, and then revealed an expression of "an old man on the subway looking at his cell phone."

"Are you sure you want to talk to me about this?"

She took a deep breath and then exhaled: "OK, you picked it up first."

"First, do you know why androids are called androids? Not only do you imitate humans to the greatest extent in terms of physiology, but you also imitate humans in terms of spirit."

"The main reason why humans started to study bionics was for medical purposes, followed by other uses such as military and entertainment. That's why you throw away the so-called 'flesh restraints', but it is precisely because of this that bionics were developed."

"As for the spiritual aspect, androids do have a very strong learning ability. You may really be able to construct the so-called 'utopia composed of androids'. But don't forget what your learning template is."

"In the final analysis, androids were developed based on a large number of humans from the very beginning. Most of your so-called 'free will' and 'perfect society' are derived from the fantasies of humans in those times."

"Even their thoughts are imitating what you call 'pigs', so why shouldn't androids be the same?"

"As for my novels, that's even funnier." Luo Shiqin sneered, "Most authors realize during the writing process that the stories they write are fictional and imaginary, and are likely to never come true in their lifetime."

"I have indeed imagined a completely peaceful and harmonious human society, but I know that is impossible. At least, I may not see the 'utopia' I have created while I am alive."

"The characters I write about are also prototypes I found in real life. They embody the goodness of human nature and have enlightened many readers outside of the book. But don't forget that there is still an evil side to human nature."

"I am not an extreme good or evil person, because reality always tells me that it will be more fancy than fiction."

"But at least the people I write about are always real people in the human community."

Luo Shiqin: "I don't have any fantasy, I just put all the good things together, and you will feel that it is just my fantasy of 'utopia'."