Why is it that manufacturers nowadays like to develop games as the female protagonist who then gets fucked by everyone? Instead of the male protagonist fucking everyone? I can't understand it.
I think one of the appeals to female protagonist games is that you have (for the most part) one titular character that you can see continuously be degraded and corrupted until they fall into depravity.
Unlike male protagonist, where you basically embody the protagonist and the focus is on 'conquering' the love interests, the female protagonist genre puts more emphasis into the protagonist themselves and the focus is on their corruption journey. You don't embody the protagonist, you act as a guiding force and orchestrate how you plan to watch this protagonist turn into a slut from their angelic starting point in the beginning of the game/novel.
This is also why the characters in the paths follow the corruption archetypes rather than being 'love interests'. Its not about pursuing male love interests as a female protagonist, its about selecting which characters lead to a more depraved story/transformation for the female protagonist and bring them into very kinky situations that would almost never happen in real life. Like taking a prim and proper girl at the start of the game and eventually turning her into a Queen of Spades (BBC slut), incest toy, the old boss' fuckdoll, a back alley whore, drug addicted cum puppy, and other very kinky situations.
Basically, the backbone of female protagonist games is guiding and watching an innocent, everyday girl being slowly turned over time through countless vile situations, into a corrupted, broken slut.
Its definitely not for everyone, especially with just how vile and depraved the situations get compared to what happens in male protagonist games. But for those who enjoy the corruption part of these h-games, female protagonist games just deliver an a level that most male protagonist games are not able to. You just have to be able to realize that they are designed for you to
guide the female protagonist, unlike the 'self-inserting' you would do for a male one.