It’s an NTR Game, So What?

My Thoughts on It’s an NTR Game, So What?

So, I took a dive into "It’s an NTR Game, So What?" with a healthy dose of skepticism, given the title. Honestly, the premise is intriguing, and it's a completed original work, which is always a plus in my book. It's a wild ride through game mechanics, demon lords, and, of course, the implications of that provocative title. Overall, I found it to be a decent read, though not without its flaws.

First Impressions

The whole "NTR game, so what?" attitude of the MC, Felt, is definitely a hook. He's been through the game before, so he's not particularly attached to the original heroines. This creates a unique dynamic, and it seems the author leaned into the chaotic potential of that situation. I was curious to see where it would go, and I appreciate that it didn't take itself too seriously.

What Works Well

I appreciate the MC's detachment from the original heroines. It's a refreshing take, and it allows the story to explore other, more interesting elements. The story focuses on the MC leveling up and acquiring summon companions, which provides a clear sense of progression. The pacing, for the most part, is well-handled. There's a focus on elements that didn't matter in the original story, which is a smart way to keep things fresh and avoid retreading old ground.

Areas of Concern

The level system seems to have some logic gaps. Apparently, only the MC and his friends understand the concept of leveling up by killing monsters, which feels like a bizarre oversight. The ending felt rushed, with things conveniently falling into place for the MC. This lack of genuine threat diminishes the overall impact of the story. While I liked the pacing for the most part, there were moments where things moved too quickly, leaving me wanting more development.

Final Verdict

"It’s an NTR Game, So What?" is an alright read. It's not going to blow your mind, but if you're looking for something to switch your brain off and enjoy, it could be worth your time. The unique premise and the MC's nonchalant attitude are definitely selling points. However, the flawed level system and rushed ending hold it back from being truly great. I'd say proceed with moderate expectations, and you might find some enjoyment in this quirky novel.