being an amazing innovating cook, to an English teacher, to a furniture designer, to a cartoonist, to a police consultant, to an animator, to a Scientist that studies DNA, to an alarm antitheft maker of many kinds, to a doctor that created (proof of?) paternity test and a lot more things.

The whole police thing that came up kind of put me off. It looked so out of place. Why would a professional go to what seems to be a regular person so they can do a DNA studies??? That really out there. I'm still not over the fact on how many times the government went to someone that had no credentials of any kind for professional things. Yes, she's a robot from the future and can do anything and us readers know but they didn't, so it makes no sense whatsoever for them to trust her.

There is also that one scene where the brother and his future wife run from the police because of selling in the street when, based on the timeline, they should have had no issue with the police. This scene confused me for a while and I started to think they were still in the 70s, which makes a huge difference when it comes to technology and the way of life.

The first 30 chapters are very good and this novel has about 100 chapters altogether. But each chapter is huge, 5-10 times longer than the usual chapters in webnovels, so do not let it mislead you. This novel is not that short.

The FL is from the distant future whee she existed as a semi-living being. She was alive because she was an intelligent being, a conscience, with limitless access to knowledge and skills of her era, but her first body was a housekeeping robot which was eventually dismantled because humans themselves began to replace their own bodies with powerful robotic parts and mechanical units and they no longer needed robots to serve them.

So she transmigrated and woke up as a young married woman, a nurse married to a soldier with three kids and a disabled younger brother. The kids are his orphaned nephews. While the soldier was away on his missions his stepmother did everything possible to destroy the kids and the disabled young man. So, the FL has to take care of them.

And she does.

Being an AI she needs energy to keep functioning and in our world people are never alive and well on their own, we need other people, when we make them happy, when we are helpful, we feel uplifted, energized. This metaphor is used in the novel. The AI inside human body gets energy charge when she makes the ML and the kids and other people he loves happy. She basically cannot live unless she loves and is loved.

Unfortunately, by ch 35-45, the author shifted her focus away from the FL and her family more and more towards money making and various businesses and some random people and technology or global society topics described in minute detail, so I lost interest. Reading all that stuff does not make me happy, lol. Not one bit. So I stopped right there.

I know how this novel ends (the ML and the FL will be together again in yet another life in different bodies) but I do not care. Immortality and promise of a long string of transmigrations is less important than living a life here and now. The important, warm and excitingly human part of that story ended by the ch 30. And that part deserves five stars from me mostly because it describes the psychology of suffering and poverty so well.

The rest is garbage. The author does not understand the psychology of wealth or happiness and does not write well about it. Suddenly, well fleshed out normal people with souls and feelings and tears and passions disappeared from the pages of that story. Instead, she replaced them with endless descriptions of geniuses, gadgets and grandiose money making schemes that take over the world.

Mother returns from abroad.

She wants to take advantage of her children (wealth) - Sister instigates this

She feels bad for herself... she was not married to the foreigner so when he passed she got nothing

She is the 'villain' but it gets quickly resolved

She wants to ruin her daughter's career, but the girl (actress - can't remember her name, starts with an N), comes out in front of it and addresses her mom's abandonment so the public sides with her

It's not really a big splash

ML died at the age of 66? from wounds during his time of service

He somehow transmigrates to the future into the body of duke and recognizes MC who transmigrates to the robot body of an unfavored aristocrat daughter

He recognizes her immediately which makes no sense... he at least resembles the ML but there is no detail that the MC looks the same in the new body

Villains (sister of MC and father? and brother of ML) get resolved quickly

There is only a picture that they will be happy but it definitely points the picture that these times are inequitable (rich get richer and poor get poorer - energy stones matter here), and that is not resolved at all (like I don't expect it to be resolved, its a societal problem, but it's so basic... if that makes sense?)

Fertilizer (aided with medicinal crops)

DNA

Security (infrared?)

Fashion

Medicine (for joint pain? / and medicinal crops /farming)

Novel (comic strip)

Food (restaurants)

Amus**ent park (s)

Towards the end, it felt she cared for ML (she powered down her energy stone?

But I always felt her mentality was very functional and direct (robot wise)

When she is with the ML, like some things were attributed by her as troublesome... (you have to read to understand)

She felt caring but cold... her interests were energy that relied on making those around her happy (does that make sense?)

Most often I question why the hell the other characters just believe the MC like that. I actually understand why the professors antagonize her. I can understand her skills such as cooking, sewing. But when considering the original body's life experience, you can't explain the DNA/paternity matching and infrared sensor. Sure the MC is OP robot but given that she transmigrated to an ordinary body, shouldn't she try to create an explanation why she knows those things...? You know... At least some believable excuse other than reading it on a book. But I guess the author just chose to ignore that.

The MC was a housekeeper robot (or maybe just a system) from the future and because mankind started mechanization on themselves (meaning they started turning themselves into machines kinda like Cyborg from Teen Titans, I believe that's what it meant because the MC was questioning why they would do that when she experiences the joys of having a human body) they no longer had a need for her and she was destroyed. This is not really important to the story though and is just the source of the MC's golden finger, the intelligence and cooking skills mentioned in the synopsis. To me, even with the golden finger, she didn't come off as a Mary Sue.