While overall I did enjoy this VN, it has serious issues with the story and how it is written. I could sum up everything in a couple of words: hypocrisy and double standards.
The overall idea of the story is catchy and entertaining, and as long as they stay out of the dev's rants about his "values" the story is actually good, and the images/renders while not perfect, are quite good as well.
But what spoils a rather well-thought story is the constant push from the characters to argue about the same thing over and over again: having sex with anyone outside of your life partner removes any human value on you.
First, you'll have to read at least 15 - 20 minutes of a character impersonating the narrator (aka the dev) about why he wants to write a story where the characters want to stay virgins until find the right one, and how society is wrong and everything you could expect from someone with a nearly radical conservative thinking.
Had he left it at that, it wouldn't be much of an issue, but then every single chapter includes around 2 or 3 discussions around 5 to 15 minutes long each between the LIs, the MC, the friends, or whoever wants to listen about why if you ever have sex with more than 1 person in your whole life, you have lost all your value as a human being.
Even tho I do consider myself conservative, this is way too radical.
But then start the contradictions/hypocrisy:
The step-mom? She had a previous marriage, and by the same thinking the dev imprinted on the MC and the main LI, she should be considered worthless (or as they said about other characters a wh0re, s1ut, trash, etc), because not only she had sex with someone who was not her "true love" but also had 2 daughters with him, just to get married again with the MC's father. Even more, the story is pushing (the now widow step-mom) to fall in love with the MC, which would make him her third partner.
But no, she is a saint, she is a person of great value and whatever happened to her was not her fault (unlike any other woman who dared to have sex with more than 1 partner).
There is also the hypocrisy in how the characters speak of such "values". On one hand, they claim anyone who doesn't share their views is trash, worthless, and many other pejorative adjectives; but on the other when speaking about how they were raised "with the traditional values" they have another rant about how other people is disrespectful with them by calling them outdated, old values or traditional values, while they should respect that they are only "values", not old, not any other adjective.
Then comes a very cringy scene: a girl was brutally murdered, and a close friend from the family is at life risk, but hey! they found a horse-sized dildo hidden in the victim's house and then decided that was the best time to make jokes about the victim's overstretched ladyparts, and how she is worthless because she enjoys masturbating with such things.
Just like a good guy (MC) or a so-called feminist (LI) would do, right?
Finally, while there are several ester eggs and crossovers/cameos from other VNs that I loved to find in this one, I absolutely hated what he did regarding Jaye from Chasing Sunsets.
The dev depicted her as an easy slut, who has been sleeping around and was rejected by Jeff (Chasing Sunsets MC) because she did so. Not only that is not how that character is on Chasing Sunsets, but the double moral or hypocrisy comes up again, as in the VN the MC has at least 2 non-optional sex scenes with other women than Jaye, but hey! She is the one who is worthless now, not the MC.
Overall, if you want to play this game, I'd recommend getting ready to press skip whenever they start again with their rantings about virginity or values until you reach a new scene. Aside from that overly repetitive argument, the story is quite good. Too bad that they have to rant every chapter about the same thing over and over again.