Potential New Project: Pocket Monster University

Hey everyone! A new volume of Barrageball and the start of some good old fashioned dirty smut along the lines of "A World Where Women Are 1,000,000 Times Easier to Hypnotize" are being worked on and should be ready by the end of the month, but I've had a new idea rattling around in my head that I'd be interested in writing.

The premise is this: Benjamin Crimson is heading off to college to learn to be a Trainer, someone with special abilities responsible for taming and raising powerful, dangerous monster girls. Like Pokemon, but with sexy girls instead of cute animals.

Well, not exactly like pokemon. For one, the line between Trainer and Monster is blurry. Both have special abilities and powers beyond what should be possible, and the more a Trainer is unable to control his or her powers, the closer they become to transforming into a Monster--which, whether they started out male or female, always ends up looking like an oversexualized monstergirl. That's why the University exists, both to teach its students to control their abilities, but also to keep the potential Monsters all in one place so that they can be easily and quickly subdued when their time finally does come.

Ben will have to navigate his classes, control his powers, and build a harem of sexy monstergirls, dominating wild Monsters, his fellow classmates, maybe even some of his teachers. It's a long term idea with lots of light-hearted pet ownership dynamics, psychic and pokeball brain programming, kinky slutwear, and all those other things I like. And there's another twist to it. 

I plan on making this a Choose Your Own Adventure style story, where the readers are the ones voting on what happens next, where there is a light ruleset in place to resolve conflicts and track the main characters growing progression. The biggest question left is where I will do this, with two platforms in mind.

First, there is chyoa.com. Running the story there, readers will have a more hands off approach to their participation. I'll run polls here and on subscribestar once per chapter with an option you can pick, and then write the next chapter based on that option. 

The other option is fiction.live.  There, readers take a much more active role in the story. The whole thing will be written live with an audience who can vote on polls in real time, as well as give their own suggestions.

With either option, I'll also have a secondary version of the story edited to remove the poll elements and read like any other typical story.

So with all that said, which would you prefer?