I stick by what I said before, the NTR is great and I also appreciate the effort put into the lore even if it's sometimes what I would call a little dense for this kind of game. It requires a bit of patience. I especially like the new impregnation indicator mechanic, very cool for adding looming pressure plus it's just hot.
One thing I was wondering while playing was why Guroh isn't more outright pissed with Ada about how closed off and deliberately obtuse she is with him. It makes sense that Guroh hasn't developed the mindset to really assert himself in certain situations and his bond with Ada is understandably strong, but he hasn't really adopted any psychological mechanism for dealing with his jealousy over her (as people often do). I understand, this is probably something that will change in future updates.
It's strange. I think well written NTR can easily allow readers to suspend their disbelief and this is certainly quite well written. On the other hand, it seems like while it makes sense Guroh lusts after Ada, maybe he also loves her or at least is infatuated with her, he has little if any reason to *like* her. Even if her actions ultimately are to help Guroh, she seems unaware, indifferent or fails to understand Guroh's humiliation, emotions or depreciating sanity. I think it becomes so difficult to understand Ada for a sufficient amount of time that she becomes unlikeable.
I like the game from an NTR perspective, it's just when I actually engage with the plot I don't see Guroh as pathetic and I don't see why she isn't starting to fall out of picture for him. Even just Guroh's striving for competence and power by increasing his willpower and strength gives him sufficient dignity that building some level of contempt and apathy for Ada makes more sense than not. I understand that this would derail a story about his humiliation and jealousy in relation to her, but I think this contradicts the upward movement of Guroh in the world if he doesn't. Even if it triggers a crisis of identity, shouldn't Guroh be asking himself at this point: What do I really want? What can I strive for that I can retain? When is Ada too far gone?
