Rénzào Tǐwēn 36.7℃

Born and raised within the confines of a prison, Su has spent her entire life longing to see the "crow" her mother once described to her. Her isolated existence takes a dark turn when she is scheduled for a secret execution. However, on what was meant to be her final day, an unexpected arrival changes everything: Gill, a sex android, is thrown into her cell as part of a test run. Within Gill’s vast database lies everything about the outside world that Su has never known, offering a tantalizing glimpse beyond the walls that have always confined her. As they share the cramped space, Su begins to develop profound feelings for the android. She finds herself entirely unbothered by the ambiguity of their interactions, no longer caring whether the words Gill speaks are merely pre-programmed responses or expressions born from a genuine consciousness. For the deeply lonely Su, who has never been able to fully understand or distinguish her own human emotions, Gill becomes far more than a machine. In the quiet isolation of that small cell, Su receives her very first doll—a companion who finally brings her the solace she has desperately needed all her life.