A few days later, Xihu District, Hangzhou City;
A large parcel arrived at the penthouse where Tianzhu and his niece were staying.
It was massive, nearly the size of a small refrigerator, and securely packaged in industrial-grade wrapping. Tianzhu didn't need to check the sender. He already knew what it was.
Setting his coffee down on the marble countertop, he grabbed a utility knife and carefully sliced through the thick tape.
As the final layer peeled away, a sleek, completely assembled humanoid robotic assistant stood inside the crate, its glossy exterior reflecting the soft morning light.
"Looks completely undamaged. Great, I was worried for nothing."
With a small smirk, Tianzhu powered it on. A faint hum filled the air as the robot's systems booted up, its LED interface flickering to life.
"Amy, activate," Tianzhu murmured.
The robot's synthetic eyes blinked, and it straightened its posture before responding in a smooth, feminine robotic voice.
