Yuu Isshiki, a first year university student, learns that his girlfriend Karen is having an affair with his senior, Kamokura. He was so shocked and devastated that he asks Kamokura’s girlfriend and the most beautiful girl on the campus, Touko: “Please have an affair with me!” A thrilling romantic comedy that begins with an accomplice relationship.
Confirmed there is no NTR in the first story, which ends at chapter 17. There is cheating and a plot for a humiliating revenge. I checked the raws, and NTR is in the original title, so I can only assume the author or editor doesn’t know what NTR means but wanted to drum up interest with a term that had some current buzz.
That said, it was alright. I never got to like the MC and so didn’t really root for him. The ending felt appropriate, so didn’t leave a bad taste.
what does ntr mean?
its not really a ntr, don’t just judge stories before you read them, or you’ll never be reading anything at all, because theres no such thing as “no bad ratings”
8.5/10
Reading Rankings (Portnoy inspired)
10 – God’s penmanship
9 – Must-read. Drop everything else.
8 – Instant bookmark
7 – Entertaining
6 – Good to pass time
5 – Why are you reading this?
4 – Bad.
3 – Typical garbage.
2 – My head hurts.
1 – Retirement is a thought.
0 – “Did they even give you a story?!”
I’ve been reading NTR stories every week for years, but the comments here didn’t really tell me enough to know what kind of NTR story this was. I couldn’t tell how much I felt like reading it beforehand. Here is the information I wish I before reading it:
1. This story does not appear to be very long and the ending felt somewhat abrupt.
2. The NTR of the main character is already happening from the very beginning so you don’t have to worry about a long painful NTR falling out. Personally I don’t like reading very long sections before the NTR starts. I already know their relationship will turn to crap so why bother reading about them growing lovey dovey?
3. It’s the type of NTR story where the “revenge” is about making the cheating man and woman feel regret about breaking up with them later. This process takes awhile so you may or may not feel that doing all that work is worth it.
4. The Zamaa part (serves them right) is short and ends quickly. There’s no follow up as to how much emotional turmoil and suffering the cheating man and woman are going through afterwards so there’s no enjoyment to be had from seeing “after the zamaa” parts.
5. The title does not accurately describe the contents of the story. Don’t think about it too much.
I’ve clicked on chap one and this is a waste of time, seriously….
8.0/10
Read: 11/11+
Bookmarked? Yes.
It seems I have a thing for NTR stories because out of the three I have read so far, this one included, they have all been written unexpectedly well considering their tropes. To magnify on this story, the glaring “plot hole” or idiotic plot line is found from the main cast conspiring to sabotage their corresponding lovers; however, without these two maniacs/idiots, the manga wouldn’t exist, so I can let that slide. Though I want to talk about the negatives for an NTR (ish? Not really) plot, there’s not much to comment on because the author has fleshed out the characters with their archetypes, incorporated humor, and some romantic/wholesomeness when it’s the two characters.
To be honest with you, the revenge in this plot line isn’t that engaging compared to the “subplot” of romance/betterment within each character. Obviously with this kind of story, character development is bound to happen, and it does. The characters are well-fleshed out and expanded, especially the main cast. The side characters are also introduced quite decently, with each appearance not being a nuisance to the story or sudden.
When the author decides to write a wholesome date/moment with the cast, they really do know how to write one; I’m more invested with the subplot than the actual revenge story. Overall, this manga is incredibly well-written if you keep an open-mind with patience, as it’s still characters that are letting themselves get NTR’ed for revenge after all.
Reading Rankings (Portnoy inspired)
10 – God’s penmanship
9 – Must-read. Drop everything else.
8 – Instant bookmark
7 – Entertaining
6 – Good to pass time
5 – Why are you reading this?
4 – Bad.
3 – Typical garbage.
2 – My head hurts.
1 – Retirement is a thought.
0 – “Did they even give you a story?!”
Unpopular opinion: NTR only worth reading in hentai. 
This is basically, My girlfriend is NTR-ing me so I’m NTR-ing her with the girlfriend of the one she’s NTR-ing me with.
Don’t judge a book by its title or cover: (I don’t like NTR, just so you know)
As soon as I got in, I gave it one star because the title told me it was going to be rubbish.
Sadly, I was wrong. The second part of the title shouldn’t say “cheating” It should say “revenge”.
“Cheating” is not the best choice of words, if that will lead to the conclusion that the mc will probably lower himself to the level of his girlfriend and he will also be cheating. I WOULDN’T READ THAT S**T, because personally I DON’T like NTR (even if it’s for revenge).
You know what I mean, don’t get confused, in the first chapter they clearly say they won’t do NTR to get revenge, they are simply going to take revenge in another way. They will only get together (not as lovers) to plan their revenge and give each other information and help, nothing more.
I hope it doesn’t get twisted in the way tho.
The title sucks, the content seems hopeful.
Read it well, carefully and give it a chance.
I doubt that this will series will ever be finished within a reasonable amount of time so I recommend reading the ln up to ch60. (Gets shit after 60)
Good, looking forward
Sigh
they yanked the 5th chapter of wtf?
pulled the good ol fuck you card eh?
4.5/5.
The title is half truth, there is the cheating and revenge but doesnt really affect much as we way they approach it is well… just read.
It kinda have different story?
Kinda turned into a different manga after the first story couple ended.
Still extremely want to know what will happen with the first couple.