[Review] Time Music Box 3

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> A romance-focused text adventure game, a major work by Yuheng. The entry point is slightly different from previous romance games, using time travel as a clue, constantly switching between reality and memories to search for the most precious feelings of youth.
> The overall game features a Japanese-style art, with soft colors and delicate, cute character designs. The plot is coherent, but the ending is unexpected, making it a decent mobile romance game.
> There aren't many scenes in the game; they mostly use soft, light colors, filled with a sense of nostalgia and romance. Not all the female protagonists are stunning beauties, but each character's personality can be inferred from their appearance, handled quite accurately. It's worth mentioning that there are over 20 exquisite CGs in the game (across three parts), and the visual production is exquisite, creating an immersive feeling. The only thing I am slightly dissatisfied with is the depiction of the protagonist's father, who somewhat differs from the image of a mature middle-aged man.
> As it is a text adventure, the controls are very simple, mainly involving investigation, dialogue, and item usage. Different choices in the game may or may not affect the main story development, but they will have a decisive effect on the final ending.
> The music is fairly pleasant to listen to, okay.
> In the previous game, the protagonist Meng Yuhao, at 27 years old, had achieved nothing, and before he could attend his class reunion, his father fell seriously ill and was hospitalized. But due to a chance event, he travels back in time to his past, searching for youth and love during his middle school years.
> In the game, he will face a final choice regarding his lifelong decisions: Xia Xinmeng, the cold beauty Han Zhi'ai, the caring goddess Xu Ailin, the fiery teacher Shen Xuejing, and the most mysterious guardian goddess Liu Shiyan.
> What kind of relationship will he develop with each female protagonist? Will Yuhao find his true love and change his fate? The storyline twists and turns, waiting for you to explore.
Summary: Romance games usually feature a single protagonist with multiple choices, and this work is no exception. Yet, using time travel as the main thread to explore the protagonist's past and future mysterious fate is still quite interesting.(I hope there will be a game someday where the protagonist is a girl, aimed at lots of male players, hehe, it should be really interesting.) As for other aspects, the production is quite good. The only thing that bothers me a bit is that after making choices in the branching storyline, the main plot is basically unaffected, so you can't feel the direction of the story changing before the ending. But I still recommend it to players who like romance simulation games—don't miss this one! ===================================== There is no teleportation, there is no teleportation, there is no teleportation...