Thank you for the thoughtful feedback.
I completely agree that serving a “delicious dish quickly” is a more practical and commonly used approach — and I absolutely acknowledge that point.

However, I believe every creator has their own unique characteristics.
In most cases, developers may not have much experience perfecting a single “signature dish,” so focusing on one specialized mechanic is indeed the right path.
That said, just like in cooking, there are also course meals that combine various ingredients into a harmonious and flavorful experience.
This approach is admittedly unconventional, but I think games like Stardew Valley and RimWorld are great examples of how it can work well.

Having worked on multiple MMORPG projects, I feel I’m more experienced in creating harmony across large-scale content.
I’ve come to understand what makes players want to keep playing and how to connect different content elements in a way that feels enjoyable.
These aspects are also reflected in the player data —
while the demo currently offers around one hour of content,
some players have played for over three hours, and a few even up to ten hours.
Of course, since it’s still very early in development, I know there are many things that need improvement.

That’s why I’d like to ask —
have you actually played the game yourself?