- Thread starter Kuro-Neko
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- Oct 20, 2021
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I liked the game, it's interesting although the options in the library and in the room are a little weird to me, waiting for the next update to talk more about the Mc's cheat power (apparently hyper regeneration of mana which makes it have "infinite mana"), I also want to see what the goddess has to say since the Mc is a variable not the hero of the world, as well as the other options for wives, they are supposed to be several however there are only 3 for now and 2 to appear in the next update, I was expecting them to be between 10 to 15, since the Mc seems to be quite desired by the other royals due to his magic, and you choose the 4 that if they are not wives they would not stay with you (like the high elf, although she asks to be the main wife).
- Nov 8, 2022
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so he goes from being more dominant and bad guy to now with no memories he advocates for women and is a good boy lmao hopefully he gets his memories back and acts less feminist 
- Jan 31, 2024
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Interesting premise. Nice art. Good models. Promising possibilities.
The writing is cold. Emotionless. Empty. Kind of like the MC in the prologue is vapid, emotionless, apathetic. Perhaps this is an intentional choice.
The script leaves a bitter void while reading it. It's by the numbers, with zero enthusiasm or joy to the strange phrasing and obviously translated or non-native-English writer.
Simply objective.
I present these statements coldly, in the same manner every line of narration and dialogue are presented in the game thus far.
Even the attempted romantic dialogue is heartless. It feels bland and as if written by a machine, rather than a living, breathing person with emotions.
I could see this being revised and edited by a native-English speaker, adding bits of nuance to the words. But in its current form (v0.2), it lacks warmth and empathy.
Otherwise, it's not a bad game. Worth a quick playthrough.
Bittersweet? Yes. I know. That's how the MC is presented at the start.
The writing is cold. Emotionless. Empty. Kind of like the MC in the prologue is vapid, emotionless, apathetic. Perhaps this is an intentional choice.
The script leaves a bitter void while reading it. It's by the numbers, with zero enthusiasm or joy to the strange phrasing and obviously translated or non-native-English writer.
Simply objective.
I present these statements coldly, in the same manner every line of narration and dialogue are presented in the game thus far.
Even the attempted romantic dialogue is heartless. It feels bland and as if written by a machine, rather than a living, breathing person with emotions.
I could see this being revised and edited by a native-English speaker, adding bits of nuance to the words. But in its current form (v0.2), it lacks warmth and empathy.
Otherwise, it's not a bad game. Worth a quick playthrough.
Bittersweet? Yes. I know. That's how the MC is presented at the start.
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Yea. You can still pursue adoptive mom and real mom in isekai world.
The flower patch unlocks some loli girls or alters the lolis' story, age/model. It also changes some of the scenes for the adult love interests.
Like the emperor's daughter you'll get engaged to her first and wait till she's of age, but with flower patch, you marry her outright and she has some teasing scenes. You also won't get the naked scene at the bath with the elf LI if you use the flower patch because it gets replaced with the emperor's daughter.
There's also the loli prostitute that's unavailable without the flower patch.
And the trader/farmer's daughter will be a loli with the patch and an adult without the patch.
There's the encounter with an adventurer team where you pay extra for their services with the flower patch but without it, you only pay the normal price so i assume there's a loli in the adventurer team which requires the flower patch or it's actually the trigger for the trader/farmer's daughter loli or adult form.
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