The villainess an android (English version)
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Eliza de la Vega e Ybarra is a young and ambitious noblewoman recently married to the son of an English duke her goals are to climb the social ladder at any cost that role given to the last android entertainment at the Victorian House an amusement park where the rich can live adventures and love affairs in the nineteenth century.
The villainous android Eliza thinks she controls the mansion in the shadows with her machinations and manipulations, but in reality she is a simple puppet of the real master of the house, a simple underpaid Mexican technician, or so she wants you to think.
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