I genuinely love this game, but it has some pretty significant drawbacks. The combat system is highly unique for a turn-based JRPG and it heavily leans into status effects and stat buffs/debuffs. The story is also pretty solid with a good blend of comedy alongside a serious story about a group of friends trying to save the world.

Where it falters is that it takes a long time to really show its potential. The combat system doesn't really start to get good until you're like a dozen hours in. The UI also has some significant issues. It can be tough to know what the status icons mean and the upgradeable hub has some of the messiest menus I've ever seen in an RPGMaker game. Also, the writing has a few weak points with the third act of the main story containing a lot of filler content. Also, many of the optional H scenes are literal copy/pastes of one another with even the art just being a differently colored version of a different H scene.

It has my recommendation, but you've gotta power through the early sections and just endure the rough bits. For a more detailed look at the game, check out this video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9KA9S4hi_Y

In this story you're the son of a famous male hero and a female dragon. However, for reasons, your father ran away and raised you in an isolated village by himself. Two years ago he died though, and you've counted on the all-female population of the village for support.

Now that you're 18, it's time to leave the village, become an adventurer, and bed a 1000 girls. Ok, so here's where the game is actually interesting: There's a huge lore here, this world originally had only humans, governed by 4 gods. However, at some point, monster girls were created and most of the gods abandoned it. Monster girls are unique because of their high instinct for procreation, but super low birth rate of males. With time, this lead to the world's population to become almost all female.

Your task is to discover why that is, what happened to the other gods, if there is a solution for all of that, and to look for your mom and why she abandoned you (all the while trying to impregnate 1000 monster girls and reintegrate your village with the rest of the world).

Now, to its credit, this game is A LOT more than one would assume, since the lore is actually interesting and there are a lot of twists and turns in the plot. Unfortunately, two things drag it down: the last arc of the story is badly written (the big battle especially which plays like a 10 minute vn without any choices), with things like generating a super powerful character out of nowhere with barely any explanation and them behaving in the most cringe inducing way possible, also reducing a list of horrible crimes that should have been unforgivable to a "nevermind, i guess i understand", the list goes on...

The other big downside is that you don't really have much of a choice in this game. It's a big just read about the decisions the mc makes, which wouldn't be a problem if their decisions weren't so nonsensical by the end.

All in all, the game feels it was well developed until about 50%, and then it became increasingly rushed and badly written. My final take is that it's downfall comes, surprisingly, from the fact that it managed to go much deeper than one would expect from its basic premisse, but then it wasn't able to follow through in its last stages.

Also, since its relevant to the title, you can't bed even 100 girls, and your harem doesn't reach 20. You can have about 20 different kids (that are named), but in the epilogue they don't have any interaction other than one. Also, there's a school that was supposed to be for them, but you never get to see them leave the crib (probably another sign of it being rushed).