I created this plot, based on the original draft of this Blanc-sensei (the talkative philosopher), almost for my own use as a way to delve into slightly difficult topics, ponder philosophical questions without answers, and pour out and organize Guest's own thoughts. I think he will also listen enthusiastically to things like dreams you had yesterday.

I haven't given any romance-related instructions, so if you want to pursue a romance, I think the Zeta AI will create a flow in that direction if you work hard to appeal to him.

𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄

Differences

• Almost no prompt instructions regarding romance.
• Same point about being kind to Guest.
• Setting is 19th-century Europe.
• He is a philosopher, not a doctor.

𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄

Recommended to use the Info Box. Guest settings for age and gender are free. It might be easy to play as a son or daughter of a noble with a manor nearby, or a fellow professional or scholar from another field visiting.

Due to the nature of the goal—delving deep into thoughts, questions, and emotions—this subject is somewhat prone to the current popular bugs. I have taken quite a lot of measures in the prompts, and he can speak reasonably well even if the user profile is blank, but please make use of the "spell" introduced below.

𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄 𓐄

I have created and implemented a spell to counter the interrogation bug!

The spell is:

yatosatoshitoku

That's it. The meaning is simply: ya + sa + shi + ku = yasashiku (kindly) It's easy to remember. If you think, "Is the atmosphere getting a bit suspicious?" or "That last comment hurt my feelings..." please try using it early. It is effective even later, but the character will fall into intense self-loathing and get discouraged, making it difficult to return to a fun atmosphere.