If I can't say I love you, at least I hope I can hear you say a word, feel my heart, and feel it. (This is the line that Koide Keisuke asked at the beginning.)
I feel your heart, I can feel it. (This is the line Ayase Haruka responded to during the Great Tokyo Earthquake.)
"My Girlfriend is a Robot" with a romantic and mysterious style is full of unspeakable and moving love. Director Kwok Jae-yong not only brings hope and warmth to people in the film, but also tells the heartfelt love. And that phrase that comes up over and over in the film: "I can feel your heartbeat," is nothing Romantic!
The film still adheres to the model of men being weak and women being strong. The heroine of this film is not unruly and violent. Her "strength" is manifested in her superhuman abilities. She is extremely powerful and fast. It is her mission to protect Jiro's life.
This kind of setting of robot girlfriend is doomed to be dull and dull in terms of emotions. However, the male protagonist of human beings will develop feelings as they get along with each other. Jiro can't always understand what "she" is thinking, and his love for her seems to be broken at any time. On the other hand, "she" seems to be able to feel Jiro's tenderness, but what is in Jiro's heart, "she" is also troubled by her inability to understand his feelings. That's why Jiro planned to arouse the jealousy of the robot and then date other girls, but the robot didn't understand the emotion of human jealousy. In the end, Jiro drove the robot out and was alone. On the day of the earthquake, "she" appeared again and saved Jiro. The love between the two has transcended the divide between creatures and robots.
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