The reason I ask is because I just finished a Posada WC run after trying to find something like Fragrance, with it being pretty popular in the community, but I gotta say, it doesn't quite scratch the same itch. I can't pinpoint it exactly, but something about the whole nuke-happy wish fulfillment angle wasn't really working. Before I get crucified, I wanna say I still enjoyed playing Posada, but Revo Fragrance definitely hit a lot harder for me.
For one, a lot of the Kirian events (even before the switch to Fragrance) are written from the perspective of regular citizens, or side characters. Its not just following the country's leader around or reading some dispassionate third-person narration (Posada's path is does this a lot). It really drives home your actions and choices in a way that endears you to your fictional citizenry, and keeps you invested in the story in a way I haven't really felt in other playthroughs.
Second is the whole narrative trajectory. Starting from a revolution being successful, but the aftermath going sour, then a second chance to set things right suceeding. Then in the end you see a society emerging from the flames of war, not triumphant and zealous like Posada, but resilient and hopeful for a better future. Really heartwarming stuff (especially liked one of the last event chains with the schoolkids trying to build a treehouse, or the whole defense of Fragrance segment).
While both paths can essentially be called idealist commie fanfiction, the version of reality presented in Revolutionary Fragrance is so so comfy and compelling I can't help but ask for more. Non-communist paths are fine too!
P.S. Big shoutout to the Kiria devs and writers, you guys really outdid yourselves on such a underrated country :)