Bilibili Creator Drops a High-Quality NTR Fan Animation of GFL2's Commander & Daiyan — Players Cry 'More Please' as Comment Section Becomes a Literotica Recommendation Thread

A Bilibili content creator pulled off something wild — they produced a fan-animated video depicting the 'second meeting' between the Commander and character Daiyan (黛烟) from Girls' Frontline 2: Exilium (少女前线2：追放). The title sounds innocent enough, but the actual content left everyone who watched it absolutely shook. The original NGA poster dropped screenshots as eye-catchers, and the combination of professional production values and unhinged storytelling immediately set the GFL2 subforum on fire.

The video's core storyline follows the classic NTR (Netorare, or 'cuckold') genre — which isn't exactly new territory for the GFL2 community. The game previously faced a massive backlash when its main storyline featuring Daiyan introduced an original male character named Raymond (雷蒙) who essentially replaced the Commander as the emotional anchor. Now this creator leaned fully into that NTR direction, and the quality was so unexpectedly high that the comment section went completely off the rails.

A user on the 2nd floor dropped a screenshot with one devastating line: 'The Commander will forgive her.' This one-liner works both as a meme from the fan animation and as a razor-sharp jab at the original game's controversial writing — after all, Daiyan's canonical attitude toward the Commander was the very thing that made players feel utterly betrayed.

The 4th floor commenter went straight for the jugular: 'NTR fan creators are feasting right now. Hey Sunborn writers, why not just adopt this as official canon? Isn't that what you guys do anyway — treat fan content as official lore?' This was a pointed dig at GFL2's previous controversy where the devs were accused of incorporating fan-created content into the official storyline — a surgical strike of criticism.

As the discussion spiraled, the comment section devolved into a full-blown literotica recommendation forum. A user on the 14th floor admitted, 'This NTR script is surprisingly high-quality, nearly popped a boner — give us more dammit.' The 16th floor added, 'The wildest part is it even has a perfectly wholesome O. Henry-style twist ending.' Others started recommending similar works on e-hentai, and one commenter asked, 'GFL2 still doesn't have good NTR content on Pixiv? Step it up already.'

The 8th floor cut right to the absurdity of it all: 'Watch GFL2 NTR fan content numbers explode, engagement skyrockets, and Yuzhong (Sunborn's founder) celebrates.' Players were being ironic — suggesting that the NTR genre generating buzz might actually boost the game's visibility. The 11th floor echoed: 'Didn't people just say GFL2 fan content was dead? Do you guys even understand the size of the NTR audience?'

The whole situation is peak irony: GFL2's writing controversy was supposed to be a sore spot for players, but thanks to this creator's unhinged content, NTR has become community self-deprecating meme material. As one commenter aptly noted, the 6th floor's 'reminder to shills in the back: don't attack fan creations' was the most prophetic comment of all — because every time GFL2 faces controversial fan content, someone inevitably uses 'don't bully fan creators' as a shield.