The problem is precisely that anime-like appearance, with its somewhat plastic, Japanese cartoon aesthetic. I agree that you have every right to have fun and experiment, but my criticism is about the artistic quality of the images themselves. At the end of the day, everything seems to follow the same formula, producing very similar results.
It would be interesting to experiment with something more extravagant, with a more realistic, photographic aesthetic, making better use of lighting, textures, details, and image composition. The biggest problem with AI tools designed to generate NSFW images is that many of them seem quite limited in terms of creativity. They keep repeating virtually the same visual patterns, as if they were trapped within a very narrow range of possibilities. On top of that, it's difficult to achieve truly distinctive results through prompting, something that gives the artwork its own visual identity.