I was really surprised how much I liked this story. It is wordy (but in a good way), but the characters are all well written and believable.
I do have a couple of suggestions, first on the stats page, I would alter the personality graphs so that the line originates from the middle and then goes towards trait you have. Take Masculinity, if you go for the max fem path, the line builds up and seems to going towards masculinity end of the line which doesn't make a whole lot of sense.
It would also be super nice, so that in the options, you had a toggle which showed the stat changes with each choice (probably best to put a big warning recommending not using it on the first playthrough), but it would be really nice for replays.
I'm really curious as to why the MC is just so damn good at everything, I would be a little cautious with this, as you could easily stray into Mary Sue territory, but equally, it might just be an unexplained facet of the transformation/curse, if this is the case, I would make sure it is well foreshadowed or maybe even just told to the MC, something along the lines of as your self perception begins to align with true self, your abilites will bloom.
One weird thing I noticed, I used a text to speech converter so that I could enjoy the novel while doing something productive but also kind of boring, when addressing the MC, you will have lines like "Good Job, Ethan." and because you have put a comma in, there is a slight pause which sounds really quite unnatural, I don't think I would have picked it up without TTS, but I think mostly you should either remove the comma, or if you want include it, move the MC's name to the front (E.g. "Ethan, Good Job!", yes I would also go with the exclaimation mark too in this particular instance). If you feel so inclined, it would also be nice to change the header to an actual graphic for people using TTS, as everytime you activate TTS it starts the reading with "A Mirror Curse...." Maybe it is not worth doing, as perhaps the number of people using TTS wouldn't warrant making the change, but hey, if I'm making requests, may as well shoot for the moon, right?
I do have a couple of suggestions, first on the stats page, I would alter the personality graphs so that the line originates from the middle and then goes towards trait you have. Take Masculinity, if you go for the max fem path, the line builds up and seems to going towards masculinity end of the line which doesn't make a whole lot of sense.
It would also be super nice, so that in the options, you had a toggle which showed the stat changes with each choice (probably best to put a big warning recommending not using it on the first playthrough), but it would be really nice for replays.
I'm really curious as to why the MC is just so damn good at everything, I would be a little cautious with this, as you could easily stray into Mary Sue territory, but equally, it might just be an unexplained facet of the transformation/curse, if this is the case, I would make sure it is well foreshadowed or maybe even just told to the MC, something along the lines of as your self perception begins to align with true self, your abilites will bloom.
One weird thing I noticed, I used a text to speech converter so that I could enjoy the novel while doing something productive but also kind of boring, when addressing the MC, you will have lines like "Good Job, Ethan." and because you have put a comma in, there is a slight pause which sounds really quite unnatural, I don't think I would have picked it up without TTS, but I think mostly you should either remove the comma, or if you want include it, move the MC's name to the front (E.g. "Ethan, Good Job!", yes I would also go with the exclaimation mark too in this particular instance). If you feel so inclined, it would also be nice to change the header to an actual graphic for people using TTS, as everytime you activate TTS it starts the reading with "A Mirror Curse...." Maybe it is not worth doing, as perhaps the number of people using TTS wouldn't warrant making the change, but hey, if I'm making requests, may as well shoot for the moon, right?