Release That Witch: NTR

My Thoughts on Release That Witch: NTR

Alright, let's dive into "Release That Witch: NTR." Going in, I knew this was a fanfiction taking a very different path from the original, and well, it certainly delivers on that promise. This is definitely not your average isekai adventure.

First Impressions

My initial reaction was... cautious. The premise is pretty straightforward: a netorare (NTR) take on "Release That Witch." So, right off the bat, you know what you're getting into. If you're easily bothered by infidelity themes, this is 100% not for you. I went in knowing that, and it still took a moment to adjust to the shift from the source material.

What Works Well

Honestly, the author commits to the premise. If you're into the NTR genre, this fanfic seems to scratch that itch effectively. From what I've gathered, the second chapter is where things really ramp up, and it's apparently quite intense. The writing, from what I've read, is serviceable enough to deliver on the intended adult themes. It's clear the author has a specific audience in mind, and they cater to that audience well.

Areas of Concern

My biggest reservation is, naturally, the core theme. It completely flips the script on established characters and relationships, which can be jarring. If you have a strong attachment to Roland and his established relationships, particularly with Anna, this fanfic will likely upset you. Also, the fact that the most "interesting" chapter seems to be somewhat hidden away is a bit odd. It makes me wonder about accessibility and the overall completeness of the story.

Final Verdict

"Release That Witch: NTR" is a niche fanfiction that caters to a very specific taste. If you enjoy the NTR genre and are detached from your love of the source material, you might find something to enjoy here. However, if you're easily offended by cheating or deeply invested in the original "Release That Witch" storyline, steer clear. It's a hard pass for me, but I can see why some readers would find it appealing. Ultimately, your enjoyment will depend entirely on your tolerance (or enjoyment) of the core themes. I'm giving it a tentative 2.5/5 – points for commitment, but heavily docked for the controversial subject matter.