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"They say he's a famous priest from the continent!" - Leonhart Resident

That Carmine...

He was mentioned as a final boss candidate

He was incredibly weak in the beginning.

To retreat after being pushed back in a power struggle against Arman. [Funny]

1.17

I'm doing Narja Trauma Code, but even if I go back to the opening, nothing else opens and it's locked. Why is that?ㅠㅠ

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Living Point) 43kg of pure gold is worth 9,404,960,000 won.

Before starting the review, let me clarify one thing: I don't know Terry Nuna in detail. I know that she participated as a voice actress in a dating sim featuring herself as the main character as a VTuber with a nun concept, and that she played it live on Chijijik, but I don't make sure to watch the live broadcast or regularly check YouTube.

Anyway, let's get into the game story. 

First of all, the playtime per episode of this game is short. If you choose 'I'll leave it behind because it's troublesome to be misunderstood' at the first branching point after starting the game, you might end up with a solo ending right after turning on the game.

These days, there are grim news articles dealing with stories of people suing for treatment costs after being rescued, so I chose option 2 based on 'What would I do if this happened in reality?' and ended up with an unexpected solo ending. Only after choosing option 1 could I properly proceed with the game.

Unfortunately, even if you exclude this trap-like branching point, the playtime is not that long. It's understandable that the male protagonist has a liking for Terry Nuna from the start of the game because they had a connection when they were young, but there are so few events that occur before they become a couple that it feels like it's going by too quickly.

Even I, who have no dating experience, am aware that a pair of men and women need a process of getting to know each other before becoming a couple, and that this process does not stop even after they officially become a couple...

Midterm exams, clubs, festivals, cafes... The game progressed like an Emmental cheese with holes, and then I reached a happy ending where I thought, "Huh? Already dating? Already calling each other boyfriend/girlfriend? When did they confess? Did I miss something?"

By using the fact that it automatically saves right before the branching point, you can go straight to the happy ending by choosing only the options that have a bright and clear sound effect, so it wasn't very difficult, but even though I saw the happy ending, there was no emotional resonance or sense of satisfaction that made me nod my head.

The name of the emotion that filled my head was emptiness.

Episode 0 ended with a solo ending, and episode 1 ended with a happy ending. After immediately playing episode 2, events that did not occur in episode 1 did occur, but rather, I thought this.

'Ah, this game is forcing me to play multiple episodes.'

I'm not trying to criticize the multiple playthrough element itself. Many games have already adopted that element. However, I'm talking about how this game uses it. Objectively and subjectively, the playtime per episode is so short that the overall playtime has to increase because it's multiplied by n.

Personally, I think that the process of the male protagonist and Terry Nuna (of course, I'm talking about the character in the game, not the real person. I hope there are no misunderstandings.) meeting more and more often on the university campus after a chance encounter in front of the locker, building up their friendship, and eventually realizing 'The person sitting next to me now is the person who used to sit next to me often' and finally becoming a couple should have been carefully depicted.

If the random events that seemed to have been developed with multiple playthroughs in mind were consolidated to reinforce the story and the time spent playing the game once was supplemented, I think it would have been a more complete game.

So far, I've been talking about the criticisms of the game, so let me talk about the positive aspects of the game. Despite these criticisms, as expected of a game featuring Terry Nuna as the female lead, it contains her voice (you can even hear a song she sang herself!), so I think it's a game worth playing at least once if you're a fan of Terry Nuna.

A dating sim where the VTuber herself appears as a capturable female protagonist is not that common, so it can be said to have value in itself.

If there was one thing that I thought 'I didn't expect this' while playing the game, it was the existence of a female character named Eri, who has her own individual illustration even though she's not even a main character.

It's not like a dating sim shouldn't provide illustrations or dubbing for female supporting characters, but in a game where all the spotlight is on Terry Nuna, unlike a game with the concept of 'choose the person you like from a and b and date them', I really didn't expect a female character with a fairly high quality, not a mob character with her eyes, nose, and mouth lumped together, to appear. Although dubbing is not provided.

When I first saw Eri, I even thought, 'What? Is Eri also a capturable character? It's definitely a Terry Nuna dating sim, right?' but I was able to quickly recover from the confusion after seeing that there was no dubbing.

I think I've said everything I need to say about the game, so I'll end the review here.