The game is ambitious, and I generally rather enjoy the art.
The problem is the Engrish is so bad, this truly becomes a visual novel as the art is often the only hint the reader will have regarding what the author is trying to communicate. It's not bad in the sense that "it could be better." It's meme-worthy bad.
The models are generally attractive, and the dev is putting some effort into some widgets and stat tracking that will hopefully have a visible impact as the game progression, but at this point the story is something of a directionless mess.
By that I mean that our protagonist (a very compelling Yoon) is a conservative (mail-order?) wife for a made-to-be-cucked businessman. With that background established, stuff happens somewhat randomly and not toward any real central conflict. On one hand, you have the husband who's coworkers seem intent on getting into his wife's pants, and the player has some agency into how that unfolds, and she damages the super car of a mob boss and maybe has some unresolved business there to pay it off, and she's got a job offer with someone she met through her husband's work.
None of this really appears to currently be headed anywhere other than to create situations where Yoon can be conflicted about whether or not to sluttify.
With that in mind, it's hard to really differentiate this from similar female protag corruption games so far, with the obvious caveat that it's in-your-face about Yoon's Asian roots. (LIterally to the point of giving the reader tooltips-like explanations of every Myanmar reference like some pervy Richard Attenborough).
PROS
-The art isn't A-List, but it's good enough and well used
-The protag is cute and likeable when you can piece together WTF she's trying to say.
-The game receives regular faithful updates
-The slow burn appears to be paced well enough if that's your thing
CONS
-My GOD the Engrish. Dialogue is often indecipherable
-Fresh coat of paint on a what was done better with Lily of the Valley, Jessica O'Neil, and Anna's Exciting Affection
-Lewd scenes lacked punch for me
If the work was proofread, I'd have elevated my review a full star. It's a game I want to like, and I'll likely continue to play, but not without each line of dialogue reminding me of what could have been.