The version I watched had no subtitles, so I couldn't hear some lines clearly, but I felt that it didn't affect the look and feel, and I was still deeply moved.
In fact, the story is very simple, that is, after a man fell in love with a woman, he dedicated everything for her, but it was invaluable to transfer human emotions to the robot.
There is a strong melancholy everywhere in the movie, the soundtrack is very sad, and even the male lead Sheldon has droopy eyes, looking very sad.
When Sheldon saved the heroine for the first time and put his hand on the heroine's broken arm, my nose couldn't help but sore. He detached his left hand without hesitation, and then used his right hand very flexibly to mount it on the broken arm of the heroine, and then the two held hands and snuggled together.
The second time the heroine broke her foot, Sheldon took off her own foot regardless of the heroine's objection; the third time, looking at the heroine lying on the operating table, Sheldon discussed it with the doctor and offered it again He lost his body, leaving only his head.
In the end, the heroine in the wheelchair hugged Sheldon's remaining head and stroked it. The two looked at each other affectionately. The horizon was the sunset, and the evening sun was always so sad.
When I fell in love with you, I was ready to give you all my mental preparation. My heart and my body are yours. Falling in love with you makes me desperate.
I don't know where the courage comes from, I just want you to be well, I don't want you to be hurt in any way. I just know that I love you so much.
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