With Kiyoshi Horie joining, the final piece of the EROGAME industry empire Fang Zheng had envisioned was finally in place. Game production centered around it finally began to roll forward.
The process was simple. Kiyoshi Horie first presented Fang Zheng with her ideas and the overall story outline. Fang Zheng then revised the outline, after which Kiyoshi Horie wrote the script accordingly.
The game was titled Love of Blue Hawaii. On the surface, it was a fairly ordinary story about a protagonist entering high school and meeting his young childhood sweetheart, a tsundere girl next door who had just moved in, a gentle upperclassman he met on his first day of school, and a seemingly cold but warm-hearted new teacher, leading to romances with them all.
To suit this world's setting, however, the player-controlled protagonist was someone unable to distinguish love from lust. Quite a few malicious choices were hidden among the options. Simply put, if players focused more on the body, they would most likely end up on the humiliation route. If they were willing to date properly step by step, they would follow the normal romance route. Of course, there would be hints, since people in this world had almost no experience with love. In a sense, it was also an educational game for cultivating romantic relationships.
That was one of the reasons Fang Zheng had persuaded Kiyoshi Horie to write it. As the planner, he had made sure there were no happy endings on the humiliation route. Either the protagonist became consumed by lust and accidentally killed his lover, or he was arrested by the police. If his affection level was too low, he could even be stabbed to death by one of the girls he had pursued. That was the biggest reason Kiyoshi Horie had agreed