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Hilariously short (but with 13 endings?)

Pretty dumb plot. Not much going on with it beyond the character doing basic things without much of a specific goal. She claims she has dreams, but who knows what those are. You could've realized one of her dreams early on, but see the spoilers for more on that.

Inceton Games has a passion for morally degenerate protagonists. I would say they build their plots into a 'degeneracy ♥♥♥♥♥♥,' and maybe they do here, but most of the time it seems like the morally degenerate protagonist is just lazy writing that gives them an excuse to get to a pervy scene.

But here, they not only have a morally degenerate protagonist, but one that largely seems confused, too. What follows is going to be spoilers, but I'll say a few things before I really dig into why this is dumb.

First, as usual with Inceton Games, the art and animations are well done.

Second, the game is "enjoyable." It isn't, for example, boring. It will hold your interest.

Third, an annoying amount of grammar errors. I'm not sure who was in charge of proofreading, but they should be sacked, and those responsible for their sacking should be sacked, too.

But the reason this game gets a thumbs down is because it annoys the ♥♥♥♥ out of me. The plot meanders - the character has no goal beyond self-actualization. Despite the fact that she is moving the plot along as the protagonist, she is still surprisingly passive, with things consistently happening to her rather than her making things happen. She chooses to go places but then receives the action upon arrival. And as I move to complete the game, I EXPECT the character to become more dominant, making it a kind of "coming-of-age" narrative where the female protagonist becomes her own strong, independent woman who don't need no man or an immoral vixen full of charm and ambition. In either case, it would be an improvement upon what the game starts with. But in order for me to get to the end story and appreciate that transition, I should probably *like* the protagonist, even just a little. And it's hard for me to like her when she's morally inconsistent to the point of mental stupidity.

And, in general, the plot thus far has been filled with bland quests, e.g. getting a job, with antagonists who are terrible people. While it's ok for the antagonists to be terrible people, at least give the plot a quest that's interesting.

The game incentivizes ♥♥♥♥♥♥ behavior in a way that is morally confusing, unrealistic, and annoying. At one point, the protagonist 'comforts' a guy by having ♥♥♥ with him and gets rewarded with his store. If you choose the other route, you lose your job. If you let some guy feel you up, you get to be a professor. Otherwise, you go home and cry. The game LITERALLY rewards you for committing adultery, letting people feel you up, and lying to your significant other. Your protagonist is in a relationship by default, so pursuing much of the adult content would naturally mean betraying that
relationship. So from the get go, if you want to experience the adult content, you better be real cool with dissimulative polygamy cause that's what you've got to do.

And I would say that this is a degradation kink - meaning, the story is delving into the ♥♥♥♥♥♥ of watching a character slowly fall into corruption. And to some extent, that seems true - but it's also just so confusing. At one point, she tells her bf that she'll have babies with him out of guilt for her adultery only to commit adultery a few hours later in a way that is soooo stupid (I'll comfort him by letting him ♥♥♥♥ on my boobs???). And the writers' idea of a cuckold ♥♥♥♥♥♥ is for the female to choose a rapist over her (unmanly because he's not a rapist?) boyfriend? Color me ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ confused but apparently this makes her 'free.'

If this is an exploration of the degeneration or cuckold kink, it's not a great one; the writing's justifications for the protagonist's degradation are unconvincing, leaving her a shell of a good character, lacking good sense and logical consistency while the plot rewards her (you) for being terrible.