Netorare Pilgrimage of the Saint

My Thoughts on Netorare Pilgrimage of the Saint

Alright, let's dive into "Netorare Pilgrimage of the Saint." Going in, I knew what I was getting into with the "netorare" tag plastered all over it, but I still tried to approach it with an open mind. Here's what I found.

First Impressions

Initially, the story felt like it was trying to establish a scenario where the characters were forced into compromising situations. It wasn't the typical cheating girlfriend trope at the start, which I appreciated. I was curious to see how the narrative would unfold and whether it would explore the complexities of the characters' situations.

What Works Well

For readers who are specifically looking for this type of content, the story seems to deliver on its premise. There's a clear focus on the elements that those into NTR find appealing. Some might appreciate the raw, unapologetic nature of the story, especially if they're able to separate themselves from the male protagonist's experience.

Areas of Concern

Unfortunately, the translation quality seems to be a significant issue. Several people have pointed out that it reads like a mostly unedited MTL (machine translation), which can definitely detract from the reading experience. The grammatical quirks and awkward phrasing can make it difficult to fully immerse oneself in the story. Also, the short chapter length can be frustrating for those who prefer longer, more substantial updates.

Final Verdict

"Netorare Pilgrimage of the Saint" is a niche novel that caters to a specific audience. If you're into NTR and can look past the translation issues, you might find something to enjoy here. However, the poor translation quality and potentially repetitive plot points might be a turn-off for many. Proceed with caution and know what you're getting into before you start reading.