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What's that ongoing RPG adaptation hentai manga called?

I remember viewing it over the years, but I always seem to forget it despite it being on the tip of my tongue. All I know is that it's based off some video game, and it's about how a young naive villager chick enters into another world through a cave to save her village or go through some trials according to the wizard. She ends up fucking and getting fucked by all sorts of mythological beings, and she herself transforms from a human to a succubus to some cow like creature(yeah I don't remember), and then last I read it she transformed again to having a dog penis.

Takes place from like a grassy plain to a desert to some underground lair of futa chicks to then some village and then finally some mountainous area idk. I believe it was called For Ingra or something close to that, but since it's only on like 1 specific hentai manga website and Twitter, I don't know where else to find it. Some notable events include her getting into an orgy with succubi and incubi; helping out some guy with his overly large genitals with a succubus girlfriend; doing errands to free some human woman used as a slave by the futa chicks; and then constantly worrying about being horny.
ChickieF
[quote]then last I read it she transformed again to having a dog penis.

Takes place from like a grassy plain to a desert to some underground lair of futa chicks.

doing errands to free some human woman used as a slave by the futa chicks[/quote]

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uikakarotuevegeta26-30
@Chickie yeah some women have, but they're the minority and typically just as nerdy and/or tomboy as the men into them; only in the last like 8-16 years did a lot of non-nerdy and/or non-tomboy women get interested in these hobbies. Even as back as the early to mid 2000s, it was almost unheard of for women and girls to be geniunely into these interests in mass. But I've noticed from late 2000s onwards and especially mid 2010s onwards is when many previously male exclusive hobbies became more unisex.
ChickieF
@uikakarotuevegeta I guess it's the thing we're everyone is overly individualistic
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