The story tells that in a future era where intelligent robots have penetrated into human life, a policeman is not a perfect human being. His left hand and chest are equipped with mechanical arms. Even so, surviving on intelligent robotics, he dislikes robots and is often wary of them in his day-to-day work. Because he had a car accident, he fell into the water with a little girl, a robot rescued him, but not the little girl, because the robot determined that he had a higher chance of survival. The little girl in his team was full of guilt. He felt that if he were alone, he would not have made such a judgment, and the little girl would definitely be saved. This sense of guilt in his heart was transferred to the robot that saved him. Finally, a murder case occurred. According to his judgment, it was the robot who killed the doctor who had installed him with a mechanical arm. But no one believed it. With his direct investigation, he finally caught the "murderer", a robot with self-awareness. The robot was convicted and faced destruction. But things didn't stop because of this. He wanted to get to the bottom of it, and eventually led to the pursuit, and the black hand behind the scenes gradually emerged. After some investigation, it was found that the robot captured by him was innocent and was a clue left by the doctor. He finally joined hands with this robot to solve the last boss, the latest robot system center, in the name of protecting human beings. control humans. In the end, he liberated the robots who sincerely protected human beings and saved human beings.
Pros: Searching for betraying bots in a squad of bots, the scene is impressive. There is also the disadvantage of the robot jumping out of the window: the inner pain of the protagonist, I have not yet understood clearly. Asking the robot to save the little girl, he didn't save it. In fact, his inner guilt was transferred to his attitude towards the robot. Do you think the robot has no good intentions? After the doctor died, contacted him directly because he was a police officer? There are other reasons. It is an old-fashioned story, but through the plot setting, it seems that it can still be seen now.
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