(Adapted this from my Yarimono review because this applies here as well)
So, to get it uncensored, you have to get the patch (it's on 072project .com). So far so normal for asian games.
But to get the patch, you are forced to make an account on their ad-laden website, with a valid email address. Already very screwed up.
Then you put it in your shopping basked, go to checkout, select card (thankfully don't have to enter any as it's $0), try to download, but oh no, the links do nothing, because they use some javascript bull that doesn't work in all browser instead of just link tags.
So you try it using that piece of chrome. Yay it finally works and goes to a google drive because they're too cheap to host those 35 megs themselves.

holy expletives. There's being complicated, and there's defecating all down the throat of legit purchasers. Piracy is still a service problem and by now I wish I just pirated it. Yes there was more than one download link and the other one worked but still.
How about you self host the patch and it's available for anyone without making an account, as without the game it wouldn't be usable?
At least the other asian games that find it impossible to just put the uncensored version of steam have that.

I will now just set this publisher on my ignore list.

Aside from that, I just started - until I noticed that none of the characters are visible. maybe if your game is unplayable without the patch mention that on the friggin store page?
But even if my first impressions are very early impressions, they're still negative throughout. This game was clearly autotranslated, and the translated text doesn't fit the text boxes and are cut off. In a $15 game, they obviously didn't bother to even click through some dialogues in english because you don't even need to understand it to recognize letters cut in half.
For example there's this girl outline that says "if you interact with me a hundre". So just to see what would happen I did click through that damn dialoge a hundred times. You know what happened? Zilch. Nada. Nothing.

I will give this game some more "time to shine", this review is preliminary, but I doubt it will make up for what I've already seen.

Update: Turns out the UI problem gets fixed by the adult patch. Seems the game sold here is in beta state and only the patch updates it.