Lu Xiang came home early today.
As she entered, the lively scene in the living room left her stunned for quite a while, and had she not seen a few familiar faces, she might even have thought she had entered the wrong house.
Yeying was on all fours, its body arched, confronting an electronic dog, and it was also making a "hissing" sound. After facing off for a moment, they joyfully chased each other around the room, making a mess of the carpet and sofa.
She was not unfamiliar with the electronic dog; Tesla Technology also had the same model, priced at 5999 watts, marketed for its built-in artificial intelligence that could perfectly imitate the behavior of a pet dog. The electronic dog was widely praised when it was first launched, and many lonely corporate singles would buy one to keep at home.
