The game is fun. As I'm used to qsp games, the open-ended and life-sim aspects (aka grind) come naturally into roleplaying, while the game provides good enough progression that you don't get stuck for days just grinding skills and money.
If you want to raise your relationship with all of your household members in a constant, time-efficient way, don't miss family breakfast and dinner- just like the author says in the tutorial. It's enough to trigger all of their story arcs in a matter of days, and you save your time to work, tan and pump your body. And it also helps with roleplay, if you're not just trying to unlock scenes. I feel like having morning and evening routines, while keeping the bulk of the day for varied activities, allows for good progression on multiple story arcs simultaneously, which keeps the game from ever getting boring.
If you want to raise your relationship with all of your household members in a constant, time-efficient way, don't miss family breakfast and dinner- just like the author says in the tutorial. It's enough to trigger all of their story arcs in a matter of days, and you save your time to work, tan and pump your body. And it also helps with roleplay, if you're not just trying to unlock scenes. I feel like having morning and evening routines, while keeping the bulk of the day for varied activities, allows for good progression on multiple story arcs simultaneously, which keeps the game from ever getting boring.