This has a super interesting premise! I love sci-fi BL, though I would have personally preferred it if Iro had abandoned the notion of pretending to be an S-droid... I think he's cooler, marketing himself as the CEO of a company. I mean that's a pretty impressive feat in and of itself in my opinion, and he should have foreseen that this charade would have immense complications and consequences. It could also potentially give his company a very bad reputation if the man wanted to turn it into a big deal. But I'm just overthinking it now...
Also, if I were going to infiltrate someone's home (for some reason) and pretend to be an android, I feel that I would do a better job keeping my emotions in check...? And minimizing any allusions that I would make to being human/having a human life or tendencies. Iro does not do a very good job...
Oh and one more thing... Were his friends seriously about to sell out his company without his permission?! I'm not sure if they have equal partnership established or something but that was a dick move on Ein's part!! There's no telling what he could have been signing the company up for and yet he tried to do it without consulting either of his coworkers. How rude. I would burn all of his pop tarts.
This has a super interesting premise! I love sci-fi BL, though I would have personally preferred it if Iro had abandoned the notion of pretending to be an S-droid... I think he's cooler, marketing himself as the CEO of a company. I mean that's a pretty impressive feat in and of itself in my opinion, and he should have foreseen that this charade would have immense complications and consequences. It could also potentially give his company a very bad reputation if the man wanted to turn it into a big deal. But I'm just overthinking it now...
Also, if I were going to infiltrate someone's home (for some reason) and pretend to be an android, I feel that I would do a better job keeping my emotions in check...? And minimizing any allusions that I would make to being human/having a human life or tendencies. Iro does not do a very good job...
Oh and one more thing... Were his friends seriously about to sell out his company without his permission?! I'm not sure if they have equal partnership established or something but that was a dick move on Ein's part!! There's no telling what he could have been signing the company up for and yet he tried to do it without consulting either of his coworkers. How rude. I would burn all of his pop tarts.