The Reincarnation of A Robot
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  • Reads 72
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  • Parts 2
  • Time 12m
Ongoing, First published Aug 13, 2015
IHM_1719 lives in a world of rigid directives. Each and every act is monitored and there is a law for everything. In distant future, it is not robots but human who still rule the world. But for how long? A new breed of extremists in robot community are on the rise. Will protagonist join robotic emancipation cause or remain a slave to humanity?
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