J8 Princess Rhapsody

The combat, which is like 90% of the gameplay, is really low effort. You just spam one attack button against the same enemies, on the same maps, with the same enemy layouts. There's a super move and ability to summon friendly soldiers but you have to pay per use of these abilities and they don't get renewed for free. There's no character progression or level ups, the only way to get stronger is buying 'stat stones'. As for the h-content, there's a bunch of really shitty AI art images, and a few animated scenes that look somewhat better but not by much. Wooing the girls is literally just a matter of slapping them with expensive gifts until they agree to fuck you. There's a simple farming mini-game thrown in, but the game barely even mentions it exists and all your money goes towards stat stones and gifts so there's no time for it. Pretty much low effort slop.

Oof, where to start? Firstly the game is machine translated so a lot of it doesn't make any sense in English, especially when trying to translate Chinese culture, metaphors and euphemisms e.g. One of the first H-scenes involves a girl with the name Cold Moon where a better name would be Luna, another scene where a female LI invents a steam engine and is translated to a "Boiling Water Truck" Combat / quest gameplay involves going onto a map and killing approx 20 bad guys, go through a portal to another map, kill another 20 bad guys and maybe a boss and compete by going through final portal which gives rewards for you to use or sell to purchase items to improve combat stats. Girls are unlocked as you progress the story or complete side quests. There is a gift system to improve affinity which I'm guessing will lead to further scenes and endings. H-scenes involve tapping mouse button to fill a gauge until climax Now onto the part you all really want to know about - Farming... There is a garden with pots for growing herbs/flowers, a pond for fishing and trees for logging There is a field for farming food. You will need to pop back to your garden and farm to either weed, remove insects or water the crops. The produce is then sold or used to complete quests or used as gifts for affinity with the girls. Overall its not really a "Cultivation" game, there is no depth to martial arts and cultivation other than swinging a sword and some fancy ultimate move, theres's a small amount of farming which is very basic and simple. Its not a terrible game, at the same time its not a good game but it does have a certain charm to it...its a 2 maybe 2.5 out of 5 at best.