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While the recent storylines have improved character interactions and made the world feel more alive, the repetitive formula of 'random female Resonator gets hurt → Rover becomes the hero who recruits her into his harem' is genuinely exhausting. Take Sigrika, for example—her story could have led Rover to explore her tribe's culture, identity conflicts with the Academy, or something even grander. Instead, it devolved into petty student-group stress, end of story. Then there's Aemeath, a character treated as a daughter figure; Rover saves her and yay, everyone lives happily ever after—without any meaningful cost. (She should have sacrificed part of her body or something far more significant, rather than just having her soul slip into a perfectly intact new vessel, which makes the sacrifice feel weightless.) And in the latest chapter, Rover goes to rescue yet another harem member, Yangyang. Despite the layered lore, it still follows the same nauseatingly repetitive template... I hope the developers reduce the frequency of this cookie-cutter motif, or they might as well rename the game to Gathering Wives.
2026-08-07 16:29:52