It's not meant to be a part of the "Canon of Literature" like Catcher In The Rye or Flowers For Algernon. For what it is, it doesn't take itself too seriously and really capitalizes on the resources they had. It's thought-provoking, sure, but it's meant to be entertaining. If it didn't achieve that, completely, for you, then no problem. For some of us, this is the kind of light-hearted but deeply satisfying story immersion that we want and, in some ways, need. I would be more than happy to see anyone compete with the complexity and attention to character development this story has. This kind of work can either disgust you or impress you. There's too much art in this to disgust me. Some VNs do that. Some books do that. Hell, some animes do that. Just relax and try not to be too critical.
Honestly sucks that you saw this one and replied to it, but not my newest comment. I was on chapter 10 or so when I wrote this one. Wrote a new one today a couple chapters after finishing with Auxo.
I wasn't mean in this review so your reply confuses me, makes me frustrated a little bit even. I called it a banger, I said "story's been amazing so far" while pointing to the serious undertones that had started to show up, as a positive thing.
Sure I guess I did say it's not one of the best things to exist, not one of the best games on here, but I also said it's pretty close to it.
Idk, your reply just feels like you thought I didn't like the game and it's kind of annoying since that's not at all what I said