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My favorite is definitely yandere. I always get excited when there's one in a game. I also really like tsundere. They're just so cute.

I usually listen to them at night when I can relax. I also often listen before going to bed. Sometimes I'll put one on while I'm doing something else, but I either miss parts of the audio or get so absorbed in it that I stop what I'm doing.

I like slice-of-life otome games as well. If there are charming love interests, that's already enough to get me excited. I also enjoy taking things slow and spending time with them through sweet, relaxing everyday interactions.

I prefer Dark Mode. I also find Template 1 easier to read. Dark Mode feels much easier on my eyes and less tiring, so if it's an option, I almost always use it.

I usually stick with the canon name. I like hearing the characters say the heroine's name in voiced lines, and it bothers me a little when they skip over it. That said, if the heroine's name isn't voiced, I often change it instead.

I prefer visual novels with more choices because I enjoy the feeling of making my own decisions. That said, having more to read helps me become more immersed in the story, so I think that's important too. If I had to choose one, I'd say it depends on the game. For story-focused titles, I'd...

I'm not particularly fond of gacha games. Having to worry about stamina and keep up with limited-time events can feel exhausting because they demand so much of your time. If there's something that really appeals to me, I might still play one, but when it comes to otome games, I prefer being able...

It depends on the game. Sometimes I self-insert, and sometimes I don't, but even when I don't, I often still get emotionally invested in the story and enjoy it that way.

It depends a lot on the character. If the voice suits the character well, I can end up loving both deep and soft voices. My personal preference is actually somewhere in the middle, and I tend to prefer mid-range voices over extremely deep or high-pitched ones.

Since the voices can often be hard to hear clearly, I usually lower the BGM and sound effects while increasing the voice volume to make them easier to understand. I also find it easier to read when the text appears quickly, so I set the text speed to either the fastest setting or one step below it.

I find it a little unsatisfying when there are only two options. I prefer having more options, especially when they offer a wider variety of responses. I enjoy making choices while thinking about all the different possibilities.

I try to aim for 100% completion whenever possible, but sometimes I don't manage it. Sometimes I'll take breaks and eventually come back to fully complete the game, but if a game doesn't really click with me, I often don't force myself to complete it.

I prefer serious, story-driven otome games. However, I don't like it when the plot takes so much priority that the romance is barely present. I want the romance to be an important part of the story as well. As long as the romantic development is written with care and there's a good balance...

Whether I self-insert depends on the game. As for the heroine's voice, I sometimes turn it off if I don't like it, but I generally keep it on. Personally, I find it easier to get immersed in the story when the heroine is voiced.

I like happy endings, but I like bad endings too. Whether I end up liking a bad ending depends a lot on how it's written and what kind of bad ending it is. If it's done well, there are actually many times when I end up liking the bad ending more.

I think around 6–8 LIs is ideal. Personally, I'm happy to have more love interests as long as each route is well-written, has plenty of content, and doesn't feel rushed in its progression.

It really depends on the situation for me. I'm usually playing one to three games at a time. If I'm really hooked on a game, I'll focus on that one alone. If I'm not that invested, I'll play several in parallel. And if it's a game I've been especially excited for, I'll end up starting it no...

Aoba is my favorite. At first, I didn't think I would end up liking him that much, but after finishing the game, I found him so incredibly adorable that I couldn't get enough of him. He made me realize that I really like characters like him.

If the first character I complete ends up being someone I especially love, then yes, that can happen. But it's not very common for me. I often end up liking characters I play later just as much, and sometimes I even like them more than the first one.

I usually play for about one to three hours a day. When I'm really eager to see what happens next, I sometimes even cut into my sleep time to keep playing. There are also times when I'm just not in the mood to play, and when that happens, I take a break until I feel like picking it up again.