I allowed myself extra time on Steemit just to catch up with your series, and I have to say that it was worth it. Wonderfully written, and very engaging. This deserves all the votes it has received so far, and more!

I liked how you framed it in the playground, and how each of the equipment held a different meaning with each theme. The episodic nature of the series did it a lot of justice and it allowed you to explore different situations without relying on previous installments.

You captured the protagonist's thought process so effortlessly. The philosophical conversations and the flirty back and forth with Ijustam was scripted so magnificently. These are, what I believe, the strongest points of the series. The scenes were just so organic, and the way you wrote them transports the reader inside her mind.

I actually read your intro post in the middle of reading the series, so my perspective regarding the potential plot shifted a bit. The Westworld comparison really made me question a lot of presumptions. Similarly, you constrained the characters in a singular area, that served as a figurative (and literal) sandbox to play out their scenes. Although, unlike Westworld, the way you wrote the characters make it so the reader empathizes (see what I did there?) with them in a way that the WW hosts never could. Instead of relying on the mystery that shrouds the whole setting, the conversations and the characterization takes the spotlight.

I couldn't help but chuckle whenever I read the similarities between our stories. You'll get it once I have it up. However, the similarities are just aesthetics. It's funny how different perspectives can be mined from similar settings. Spoiler alert, I do have a chapter that's in a playground (haha!), and it's written in the perspective of a child (way younger, but still).

Great work @dreemit, you have gained a fan in me. I would be looking forward to the next installments of your story! I hope that I would get a chance to read them when they're freshly published :D