It's a fun concept, set in a Bachelor-like reality show setting. Balancing this many characters can be a bit challenging though, and I feel like the intro sequence struggled with this a little, often jumping to every character's reaction every time the MC says or does something. I think this could have benefited from spending a longer time with each character instead of jumping between them all at once. Characters are also described with the same words often, such as Christian's predatory grin or Michael's twitching tail. It's also a touch overwritten at times. Scenes could stand to be shorter, and some lines can easily be cut without losing much. Still, it's a lot of fun with so many characters at once, and the VN doesn't pass up the opportunity to stir up drama every now and then. I'm not sure why all the wolves hate each other just for being wolves, but it's intriguing. The VN is also careful to give everyone an equal chance, not relying too much on the MC's perspective to keep everyone relevant and interested in each other. I appreciated that balance. Generally, this was a fun and creative way to make use of as many of the default assets as possible. It's a shame it ended where it did, because I can see this being more interesting as time goes on and the characters become more familiar with each other.