The story is too fake, too smooth and too natural for me to empathize. The male protagonist has met so many good people, and there are so few bad people in the world who oppose robots, and they can't stop him. There is no human fear, fear of robots, and trying to suppress the plot of the male protagonist. In fact, in the human world, there are differences, there are few, there are disadvantages, and there may be threats. As long as there is a match, it will definitely be oppressed, and it is possible to oppress to death. Social news often reveals this. In the real world, boys who wear a skirt will be ridiculed and bullied constantly, and girls who wear a backless skirt will be slandered as prostitutes. Human beings are so malicious to humans who just dress differently, and it is even more impossible to be as friendly as robots as in the film. The more likely development of getting along is that some people know that the male protagonist is evolving very fast, and immediately tell the government, and then people all over the world start to panic. This is the reality, the movie is a fairy tale, or a very naive kind of fairy tale. I'm past the age of reading fairy tales.
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