The AI Son-in-Law: A Phoenix's Pursuit

If artificial intelligence could learn to write poetry, could it compose lines like 'I wish for a devoted heart, till death do us part'? If it could, would it be considered to possess a 'heart'? This is a story about code and poetry, algorithms and heartbeats, a wondrous interweaving between a talented woman from two thousand years ago and a programmer from two thousand years later. Lu Ciyuan, a doctoral student at the AI lab of Huaqing University, is like a computer without internet—precise and efficient, yet long forgotten how to 'fall in love'. After his advisor Professor Zhou Yuanshan falls ill, he leaves behind a golden USB drive containing a crazy last wish: to use AI to 'resurrect' the Han dynasty talented woman Zhuo Wenjun. When cold code begins to write moving poems, and when the AI-generated 'Zhuo Wenjun' heals countless lonely souls, Lu Ciyuan must face an ultimate question—can a machine possess a 'heart'? And as for his own long-frozen heart, who will awaken it? Classical poetry and modern technology merge here, as the two-thousand-year-old 'White Hair Song' resounds anew in the binary world. This is not just a story about artificial intelligence, but a story about 'falling in love'—the heart is not meant to be protected, but to beat.