Thank you for the gameplay update. I really enjoy this game's non-18+ content too, so it's nice when they get updates.
I have some possible suggestions for some quality of life changes (sorry if they've already been mentioned or you're already working on them). When taking loot after a battle, could you make it so that the menu closes automatically when it's empty, and could you add a "take all" button for that menu too? It would go a long way to cut down on some of the mundane and redundant clicking, so players can focus more on the fun parts like battles/exploration and such.
Another QoL suggestion: when the player opens up the menu, and then they clicks one of the tabs like inventory, the top right button to close the menu becomes disabled, and instead the quit game button becomes a back button. This feels really unintuitive as I find myself trying to just close the menu after using items, skills, or checking quest items, but the close menu button is disabled, so the player has to click the back button multiple times until it becomes a quit game button, and then finally move the mouse again up to the close menu button. But after using the menu so many times I usually end up clicking the quit game button on accident. What if the quit game button stayed the way it is, but the exit menu button became the back button instead? That way players could just click the same button until the menu closes if they're done with the menu.
My final suggestion would be to change how consumables are used in the menu. Currently, you have to double click a consumable item and then click on the character you wish to use it on. This is fine. The only problem I have is that after you use an item, like a small hp potion that you will have to use multiple of to heal 1 of your multiple characters, you have to double click the item each and every time you want to use it. It would be nice if you only had to double click the item once, then each click on a character will use it on that character, and then to stop using the item, just click another item once or the back button.