Isekai NTR – Having a Secret Harem Novel Review
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By gorirandou, 五里蘭堂
69 chapters
2018
Description
I am definitely going to escape this shitty Isekai game world. And its going to be with him. However, there are too many woman who are trying to disturb us currently. And it would be a problem if he was to get too attached to a woman and lose his reason to clear this shitty game. So—Let’s start by removing those distractions, shall we?
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- kadokawa
- Original Language
- japanese
- Type
- Web Novel
Isekai NTR – Having a Secret Harem Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on Isekai NTR – Having a Secret Harem
This web novel certainly lives up to its provocative title. Diving into "Isekai NTR – Having a Secret Harem" is a bit of a gamble, and whether you enjoy it seems to depend heavily on your tolerance for certain themes.
First Impressions
The premise is intriguing: a protagonist, Naoto, navigating a fantasy world while seemingly engaging in "Netori" – taking women who are attracted to his hero friend. The initial chapters are gripping, and the morally grey nature of Naoto makes him a compelling, if not entirely likeable, character.
What Works Well
The core strength of the novel lies in Naoto's character. He's flawed, makes mistakes, and attempts to learn from them, even if he often stumbles along the way. The power dynamic is interesting, with Naoto using his knowledge and abilities to protect his friend from manipulative women. The author does a decent job of portraying the hero's obliviousness and the women's hidden agendas, creating a sense of tension and intrigue.
Areas of Concern
However, the novel isn't without its issues. Character development is inconsistent, and plot holes seem to crop up. The most significant concern revolves around the implementation of "Netorare" elements. It appears there's a specific incident that greatly impacted readers, where a woman close to Naoto is victimized, leading to frustration and disappointment. This event felt out of sync with the established themes and left a sour taste for many. The author's subsequent hiatus only amplified the negative impact.
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Final Verdict
"Isekai NTR – Having a Secret Harem" is a mixed bag. It boasts an intriguing premise and a flawed protagonist, but struggles with inconsistent character development and questionable plot choices. The inclusion of "Netorare" elements, particularly the aforementioned incident, is a significant point of contention. If you're comfortable with morally ambiguous characters and graphic content, you might find something to enjoy here. However, be prepared for potential disappointments and a narrative that may not always deliver on its initial promise. Proceed with caution, and be aware of the potential for triggering content.