Now this is what I’m talking about! A good NTR story that takes its time, establishes characters, and slowly brings the girl round. Aside from a couple scenes lacking some sort of establishing shot to make time and place more apparent, there is nothing not to like!

Also Usui characterisation is a downright masterclass in creating a NTR villain. I mean, It’s one thing to creep out the characters in the story but it’s another thing entirely to give a character such a menacing presence that you creep the reader out too!

Definitely one to pick up if you’re a NTR fan ðŸ˜

You are right. It’s more accurately a †˜BSS’ (bokuga saishoni sukidatta = I liked her first) story - it even says so in the subtitle †˜first come first served’. So while there is some overlap in theme with NTR, it’s ostensibly its own thing.

Personally, I don’t mind it being classified as NTR though, as most people don’t know the BSS tag well enough to know what it means, so NTR represents the closest tag that warns you of the story’s theme, even if it is a misnomer.

Netorase stories are boring, particularly when all parties are willing to accept the predicament to the extent that they do here. Just to give an example of how bland the story is, you only need to look at how generic Takashi (the bald dude) is. He’s completely indistinct, lacking both personality or character design, so much so in fact that he actually looks like a placeholder - a literal mannequin!

Give me a box standard netorare any day - there at least you have some secrecy, suspicion, and actual character conflict.

According to spaceology, wishy thinking transcends time.

The same week I requested, the same week you announced!

Is this just a coincidence or do I have the hentai Midas touch 🤔

I second that!

This story could have gone to a dark place. Usually when a character says shit like “there’s something about me you should know”, I clench my butt cheeks and prepare for the worst. Thankfully I had nothing to fear, and it was a happy story in which nobodies heart gets trampled on 😊

A surprisingly dark body swap story, that is far and away one of Ichinomiya Yuu’s best works and which sets itself up perfectly for a sequel! Definitely worth picking up if you’re a fan of dark stories or Ichinomiya Yuu’s curvy art style.

Can’t wait for the sequel ðŸ˜

A surprisingly dark and satisfying end - Ichinomiya Yuu really can do NTR right when he wants to try!

Definitely a story that suits my tastes and mixes two of my favourite things - NTR and Ichinomiya Yuu art! If only the †˜Holiday with My Busty Cousin’ series was as good as this, i feel it would have spared the author a lot of the harsh criticism.

Defo worth a purchase for anyone who like NTR.

Aside from the story being slightly rushed, it was pretty sweet. I also liked how Kirishima turned out to be the most deceptive character out of all of them, and once her cover was blown it literally goes tits up for her in the best way possibly 😋

Definitely gives new meaning to the word †˜nerd rage’!

Now this is what I’m talking about 😠After reading the abysmal †˜Holiday with my busty cousin’ series, which had trouble deciding what it wanted to do, I’ve finally found an Ichinomiya Yuu series that actually commits to the theme, which is somewhat ironic because it’s an earlier work!

I would definitely recommend if you’re into curvy girls with huge boobs 🤤, I just love how Ichinomiya Yuu draws his characters!

I don’t mind the daughter being involved, but casting the mother aside is definitely a weird choice when she is the titled target.

I can totally understand the harsh criticism that Ichinomiya Yuu received for the release of this. It’s neither a NTR or Pure love story, but a freakish abomination that tried to do both. The author’s effectively gone from being unable to pick a lane, to driving in both! Even the prospect of two after stories, which is an attempt to make amends and somehow salvage this crap, holds no interest for me. I feel like I’ve been fooled too many times to entertain any more of this.

It’s pretty clear that this series doesn’t really know what it wants to be.

As much as I love Ichinomiya Yuu’s art style, this book is a total kick in the balls. The story itself, or more specifically the pacing of the story is so bad and it ends so abruptly, with possibly the most unsatisfying NTR storyline I’ve ever read.

I’ve always liked Kon-Kit’s books, so I’m glad to see FAKKU finally picked one up. Typically they’re all known for their NTR focused storylines, but frankly much if not all of those included in this book are on the tamer side, with escapades having a more light hearted, accidental or comedic feel. Consequences are generally light or non existent, and the women typically remain happy together with their partner - it’s practically vanilla by some standards.

Perhaps the only contentious element in the book, which might be a turn-off for some (but not me) are the Kaya-nee chapters, which tend to be the spicier NTR stories. For those of you who are familiar with Kon-Kit, this shouldn’t come as a surprise, Kaya-nee is the most recurring character throughout Kon-Kit’s work. She’s extremely ditzy and generally her escapades involve her student Juu, but in †˜Netorare New Heroine’ this has been changed in favour of more random encounters, so the NTR element is definitely ramped up. If that doesn’t faze you however. I think you’ll find a really great book here. In particular the Mighty Wife series was just hilarious. Frankly it played the NTR element more for laughs. I mean, when your superhero powers are energised by the power of †˜love-filled sperm’, it’s hard to take the story seriously! + the chapter when she got marooned on an island was both mouthwatering and really funny at the same time - just wait for the ending 😂

Definitely worth the purchase for possibly the most lighthearted NTR stories around.

Reading the afterwards helped to explain how each story is connected + the little map shows the location of each story. Frankly if I hadn’t seen either I wouldn’t have assumed that the stories were interconnected at all!

An instant classic. It’s staggering that a newcomer could produce such an amazing book. It perfectly blends horror with eroticism for truly awe inspiring series of hentai ghost tales. Literally every chapter is pure gold, covering everything from urban legends to literal demons creeping about the room. Particular standouts include; The Way Home, Right Behind You (god that was good 🤤), Stigmatized Property, and Last Train.

This book is literally worth its weight in gold!

The more I see of Yamakumo, the more I love them. The artwork just has a way to evoke admiration for the artist and their clean art style — I just love it! As a writer, they also seem to have a knack for writing weird and highly original stories—and that is most certainly the case—it's a bit like Rinkan Club... but less rapey.

Solid 10/10 for me here. @irodoricomics, there are a couple of censored panels on pages 18 and 21. I've left a comment on your original post with the details.