RPGM Henteria Chronicles Ch. 3: The Peacekeepers [P2 Update 22] [N_taii]

[EdenGenesis]

I just simply hate games like this, let me ask a simple question.... why? just why do we have to play these types of games from the perspective of a looser, spineless, coward, weakass, asking to be bullied, asking to get his girl stolen, never taking charge, piece of weak shit... PROTAGONIST? Why can't we play from the perspective of the guys doing the NTR? The old men... the ugly bastard... the shota.... the rich fat guy.... the commander of guards and shit?

I just know at first sight who my enemies will be, the moment i saw the ship's captain i knew he would put his greasy ass on my girl, the moment i met those 2 brothers.. i just knew they are the motherfuckers... the moment i saw that commander of cynthia i just knew he will try this shit... I JUST KNEW MY ENEMIES

The problem is the fucking WEAK MC EVERYTIME! refusing and having no REAL OPTION to counter act! Just get inside the damn room by breaking the door... confront them and smash their heads with RAW FUCKING POWER! its just that easy. But no! we have to watch the pathetic MC... we have to witess his cowardice.... witness his refusal to act! I JUST HATE THESE TYPES OF GAMES!

At the end at least make the MC go EVIL and destroy all those cucks and have a PROPER REVENGE BUT NO! FUCK THIS SHIT!

PS:- THE LONG ASS NEVER ENDING TUTORIAL IS CANCER! I said what i wanted to say now Goodbye!

Even if I know you probably won’t come back to read this, I still want to reply because you clearly misunderstood what this kind of game is about. Calling Leto a loser really gets on my nerves, because as N_Taii himself explained, his protagonists aren’t weaklings. Neither Noah nor Leto are pathetic or spineless; they’re victims of circumstance.

They’re young men caught in tragic and complex situations. Their inaction doesn’t come from cowardice, but from emotional burden, responsibility, and a genuine struggle to protect the people they care about in impossible conditions. Both are flawed and human, not stupid or passive for no reason. That’s exactly what makes them believable and relatable.

The whole point of Henteria Chronicles isn’t to make you “suffer” through a weak MC, it’s about psychological realism. The tension comes from helplessness, guilt, and emotional collapse, not from some revenge fantasy where you just burst into a room swinging a sword. If the MC could simply beat everyone up and win, the story would lose its purpose and emotional depth.

And about the “fetish” aspect, it has nothing to do with stupidity. NTR and netorase stories are built around emotional triggers like fear of loss, desire, guilt, and curiosity. The erotic tension comes from seeing how people fall apart, how love gets twisted, and how far someone can go before losing themselves. If you want to play the aggressor, there are other games for that—like Netori Dungeon or Holy Road—but Henteria Chronicles isn’t trying to give you that kind of fantasy. It’s a story-driven series that focuses on tragedy, temptation, and consequence.

As for the “make the MC go evil and destroy everyone” idea, I get it, revenge can be satisfying. But even that kind of ending isn’t just about power or payback. It’s about what happens when a broken man finally gives in to the darkness inside him. In HC3, the revenge route will actually exist, but it won’t magically fix everything. It’ll show what happens when Leto stops caring about morality and lets his hatred consume him, which in itself will be darker than the NTR routes.

Also, your comment about the tutorial is outdated. Since the latest update, you can skip the whole intro and tutorial completely, so there’s no need to sit through that part anymore.

And to clarify, Henteria Chronicles 3 doesn’t just end in despair. The game will include several routes: two NTR endings, a revenge ending, and even a happy one. Whether you prefer tragedy, vengeance, or redemption, all of it is there—you just have to play and find the path that matches what you want.

So yeah, if you hate powerless protagonists, that’s fine. Play something else. But don’t call them losers just because they’re written as human beings instead of fantasy heroes. That emotional weight—the frustration, the heartbreak, the helplessness—that’s exactly what makes N_Taii’s writing stand out from the rest.

 

[EdenGenesis]

yeah, our tastes in this genre is similar, like how we both like that «begging not to leave» part and that we both hate the usual pathetic cuck mc, i played «the kiss marks he left on her body» as you suggested, and the path where seichi finds out about her cheating and the confrontation was really good, i enjoyed it, i really hope we see more like this in ntr games, not just the typical «happy cuck» that gets all the bad endings, and the ones who betray him get all the happy endings they don't deserve.

Yeah, I’m really glad we share the same tastes in this genre. The Kiss Marks He Left on Her Body is without a doubt one of the best examples—it’s rare to see an NTR story that manages to stay emotional and grounded without falling into cheap humiliation or “happy cuck” nonsense.

One of my all-time favorite series is Overflow’s trilogy — School Days, Shiny Days, and Cross Days. What makes Cross Days special is that it takes place in parallel with School Days but from the perspective of a new protagonist. He tries to help a girl who’s in love with the MC from the first game, while being in love with another girl himself. Unfortunately, that girl misunderstands his intentions, thinking he’s cheating on her. Depending on the route, she even ends up sleeping with the original School Days protagonist out of jealousy. I love how Cross Days feels like an interactive anime—you have very little time to make decisions, and every choice feels meaningful. I’d really love to get the full series one day. Everything’s been released except Cross Days, and a remake of School Days is already in development, which I’m really excited for.

Another title that left a strong impression on me is Casablanca no Tsubomi (カサブランカの蕾) by DOLCE (2017). It’s a dark, heavy NTR visual novel centered around three women: the MC’s girlfriend, another woman attracted to him precisely because he’s taken (but loses interest as soon as he breaks up), and a third woman who initially approaches him out of coercion or manipulation—possibly due to bullying—but eventually falls in love with him for real. Ironically, her route is the happiest for the MC, since his girlfriend never forgives him and becomes vindictive, while the woman who seduced him abandons him once he’s free. Only the bullied woman ends up staying with him sincerely, making her route the most emotional and bittersweet of the three.

What makes Casablanca no Tsubomi truly unique is its reversed NTR dynamic—the MC becomes the one manipulated and corrupted by other women, slowly changing despite himself. It’s not a typical NTR game at all; it’s psychological, tragic, and leaves a lasting mark. It’s the kind of story that stays in your mind long after finishing it.

As for my preferences, I personally can’t stand the kind of NTR stories where the MC turns into a “happy cuck” who shares his wife or girlfriend with other men, only for her to leave him afterward. Still, I did enjoy a couple of Netorase (consensual sharing) titles from Animu that handled the concept surprisingly well:

• 僕に抱かれ喘ぐ妻は、他の男に抱かれた話を紡ぐ2 (
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  )
  In this one, the wife has lost confidence in herself, so her husband starts showing her off online to remind her that she’s still beautiful and desirable. Gradually, things escalate—she gets praised by strangers, starts posting bolder photos, and eventually meets other men selected by her husband. She doesn’t actually enjoy sleeping with others, but she does it to please him, because she genuinely loves him. Depending on the choices, the endings can change: sometimes their bond deepens, sometimes it collapses under guilt and desire. The writing balances eroticism with emotion, and it’s surprisingly nuanced for a Netorase story.
  
  
• 壁の向こうの妻の嬌声3 (
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  This one has a fantastic route where the wife gets blackmailed, becomes pregnant, and, out of guilt, decides to divorce her husband to avoid hurting him. If you treat her kindly and listen to her story, she eventually confesses everything—the blackmail, the pregnancy, the trauma—and the man responsible ends up arrested. It’s a dark but cathartic ending that feels earned.
  
  
• And finally, 僕に抱かれ喘ぐ妻は、他の男に抱かれた話を紡ぐ (
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  ), the first game in that same series, where the MC willingly shares his wife with other men due to his awakening Netorase fetish. The wife resists at first but eventually agrees out of love, trying to make him happy. The routes vary depending on the men involved—some are respectful, others more forceful—and the endings shift accordingly. Despite the taboo nature of the premise, the game treats their relationship as genuine and explores how love can persist even under twisted circumstances.

These titles stand out because, even in their most immoral moments, they don’t lose sight of the emotional connection between the characters. Whether it’s betrayal, guilt, or misguided affection, they show that desire and love can coexist in complicated, painful, but fascinating ways.

 

[Uaredead]

As for the “make the MC go evil and destroy everyone” idea, I get it, revenge can be satisfying. But even that kind of ending isn’t just about power or payback. It’s about what happens when a broken man finally gives in to the darkness inside him. In HC3, the revenge route will actually exist, but it won’t magically fix everything. It’ll show what happens when Leto stops caring about morality and lets his hatred consume him, which in itself will be darker than the NTR routes.

«a man is at hes most dangerous when he has nothing to lose» is the best line you can describe revenge, and thats exactly what it should be, it shows what happens when you betray someone who has done nothing but to try and protect what he lived for. as a revenge route lover, you don't take revenge to «fix» anything, you simply take revenge because.... you have nothing left except the hatred boiling inside of you.

 

[EdenGenesis]

«a man is at hes most dangerous when he has nothing to lose» is the best line you can describe revenge, and thats exactly what it should be, it shows what happens when you betray someone who has done nothing but to try and protect what he lived for. as a revenge route lover, you don't take revenge to «fix» anything, you simply take revenge because.... you have nothing left except the hatred boiling inside of you.

Except in HC3, we won’t be getting that kind of pure “nothing-left-to-lose” revenge.
I talked with N_Taii about it, and the revenge route this time will be similar to the one in HC2. The MC won’t act out of rage or free will — he’ll basically become an empty shell, manipulated by another being.

In HC2, it was a vengeful goddess who used the protagonist as her instrument. In HC3, it’s most likely a succubus who either possesses Leto or gives him power to exploit the people around him. So it’s not a righteous act of vengeance — it’s corruption.

That’s actually the point. The game shows how revenge driven by hatred doesn’t make you stronger — it turns you into the same kind of monster you wanted to destroy. In the end, Leto probably won’t be any better than the Duke or the other interlopers… maybe even worse.

 

[Uaredead]

Yeah, I’m really glad we share the same tastes in this genre. The Kiss Marks He Left on Her Body is without a doubt one of the best examples—it’s rare to see an NTR story that manages to stay emotional and grounded without falling into cheap humiliation or “happy cuck” nonsense.

One of my all-time favorite series is Overflow’s trilogy — School Days, Shiny Days, and Cross Days. What makes Cross Days special is that it takes place in parallel with School Days but from the perspective of a new protagonist. He tries to help a girl who’s in love with the MC from the first game, while being in love with another girl himself. Unfortunately, that girl misunderstands his intentions, thinking he’s cheating on her. Depending on the route, she even ends up sleeping with the original School Days protagonist out of jealousy. I love how Cross Days feels like an interactive anime—you have very little time to make decisions, and every choice feels meaningful. I’d really love to get the full series one day. Everything’s been released except Cross Days, and a remake of School Days is already in development, which I’m really excited for.

Another title that left a strong impression on me is Casablanca no Tsubomi (カサブランカの蕾) by DOLCE (2017). It’s a dark, heavy NTR visual novel centered around three women: the MC’s girlfriend, another woman attracted to him precisely because he’s taken (but loses interest as soon as he breaks up), and a third woman who initially approaches him out of coercion or manipulation—possibly due to bullying—but eventually falls in love with him for real. Ironically, her route is the happiest for the MC, since his girlfriend never forgives him and becomes vindictive, while the woman who seduced him abandons him once he’s free. Only the bullied woman ends up staying with him sincerely, making her route the most emotional and bittersweet of the three.

What makes Casablanca no Tsubomi truly unique is its reversed NTR dynamic—the MC becomes the one manipulated and corrupted by other women, slowly changing despite himself. It’s not a typical NTR game at all; it’s psychological, tragic, and leaves a lasting mark. It’s the kind of story that stays in your mind long after finishing it.

As for my preferences, I personally can’t stand the kind of NTR stories where the MC turns into a “happy cuck” who shares his wife or girlfriend with other men, only for her to leave him afterward. Still, I did enjoy a couple of Netorase (consensual sharing) titles from Animu that handled the concept surprisingly well:

• 僕に抱かれ喘ぐ妻は、他の男に抱かれた話を紡ぐ2 (
  You must be registered to see the links
  )
  In this one, the wife has lost confidence in herself, so her husband starts showing her off online to remind her that she’s still beautiful and desirable. Gradually, things escalate—she gets praised by strangers, starts posting bolder photos, and eventually meets other men selected by her husband. She doesn’t actually enjoy sleeping with others, but she does it to please him, because she genuinely loves him. Depending on the choices, the endings can change: sometimes their bond deepens, sometimes it collapses under guilt and desire. The writing balances eroticism with emotion, and it’s surprisingly nuanced for a Netorase story.
  
  
• 壁の向こうの妻の嬌声3 (
  You must be registered to see the links
  )
  This one has a fantastic route where the wife gets blackmailed, becomes pregnant, and, out of guilt, decides to divorce her husband to avoid hurting him. If you treat her kindly and listen to her story, she eventually confesses everything—the blackmail, the pregnancy, the trauma—and the man responsible ends up arrested. It’s a dark but cathartic ending that feels earned.
  
  
• And finally, 僕に抱かれ喘ぐ妻は、他の男に抱かれた話を紡ぐ (
  You must be registered to see the links
  ), the first game in that same series, where the MC willingly shares his wife with other men due to his awakening Netorase fetish. The wife resists at first but eventually agrees out of love, trying to make him happy. The routes vary depending on the men involved—some are respectful, others more forceful—and the endings shift accordingly. Despite the taboo nature of the premise, the game treats their relationship as genuine and explores how love can persist even under twisted circumstances.

These titles stand out because, even in their most immoral moments, they don’t lose sight of the emotional connection between the characters. Whether it’s betrayal, guilt, or misguided affection, they show that desire and love can coexist in complicated, painful, but fascinating ways.

thanks for the suggestions, ill see if they fit my taste and ill play them if they do.
personally i have a love and hate relationship with ntr, i don't consider myself an ntr fan cause i read ntr stories only if they present me the opportunity to revenge, avoid or redemption. i enjoy the confrontation and that rist of losing the most, it might be strange but yeah thats how i am. i can't read too dark ntr stories because i simply can't, its just too much for me sometimes cause i put myself into the shoes of the mc, even if i don't want to i do this all the time and thats makes it hard for me to read a HEAVY DARK ntr story.
i don't even read hc series completely, i read summary cause its too much pain sometimes XD, but because it has a revenge and happy end, i tolerate it just to get that satisfaction of revenge or redemption.
and thats why, i absolutely hate if the mc is a weakling and an absolute dumb happy cuck who stands outside the door and hears his girls moaning,and starts to fap instead of being angry or at least sad, one negative point for hc3 is i belive,from what ive seen in this thread, leto masturbates? i hope he wont turn to a happy cuck cause that wouldbe a real bummer. i hate these mcs and i avoid any game that has that kind of main character. but hc actually has strong willed mcs that just get betrayed (without considering that one masturbating scene. i haven't played fully so yeah.)
and another game i absolutely love is «My...»
it perfectly shows how enjoyable an avoidable ntr game can be.
i thought, since you like sharing opinions and discussions, i share you my exact taste in this genre.

 

[Uaredead]

Except in HC3, we won’t be getting that kind of pure “nothing-left-to-lose” revenge.
I talked with N_Taii about it, and the revenge route this time will be similar to the one in HC2. The MC won’t act out of rage or free will — he’ll basically become an empty shell, manipulated by another being.

In HC2, it was a vengeful goddess who used the protagonist as her instrument. In HC3, it’s most likely a succubus who either possesses Leto or gives him power to exploit the people around him. So it’s not a righteous act of vengeance — it’s corruption.

That’s actually the point. The game shows how revenge driven by hatred doesn’t make you stronger — it turns you into the same kind of monster you wanted to destroy. In the end, Leto probably won’t be any better than the Duke or the other interlopers… maybe even worse.

yeah i have played the endings in hc2,i know what your referring to.
its N_taii choice and im not against it as long as it gives me the satisfaction i desire.
and for the «he wont be better than duke» part, thats exactly what revenge is.
it turns you into something you never thought you could be, its hollow, its sad, its empty, but at the same time, its power, its satisfaction, and thats exactly what happens if you revenge, you see, for example imagine two friends,«mr.A» and «mr.B», if an outsider (mr. C» comes and murders «B», if «A» chooses revenge and do the samw to that guy, hes not better. revenge is not about being better, its about being «Worse».

edit: i might add that, we can have a revenge that you won't become some evil spirit, i know that, but in these kind of stories where you have this kind of betreyal? i don't think anyone would be getting revenge and be satisfied with just two slaps on the cheek.
the message i wrote was specific to this kind of story.

 

[EdenGenesis]

thanks for the suggestions, ill see if they fit my taste and ill play them if they do.
personally i have a love and hate relationship with ntr, i don't consider myself an ntr fan cause i read ntr stories only if they present me the opportunity to revenge, avoid or redemption. i enjoy the confrontation and that rist of losing the most, it might be strange but yeah thats how i am. i can't read too dark ntr stories because i simply can't, its just too much for me sometimes cause i put myself into the shoes of the mc, even if i don't want to i do this all the time and thats makes it hard for me to read a HEAVY DARK ntr story.
i don't even read hc series completely, i read summary cause its too much pain sometimes XD, but because it has a revenge and happy end, i tolerate it just to get that satisfaction of revenge or redemption.
and thats why, i absolutely hate if the mc is a weakling and an absolute dumb happy cuck who stands outside the door and hears his girls moaning,and starts to fap instead of being angry or at least sad, one negative point for hc3 is i belive,from what ive seen in this thread, leto masturbates? i hope he wont turn to a happy cuck cause that wouldbe a real bummer. i hate these mcs and i avoid any game that has that kind of main character. but hc actually has strong willed mcs that just get betrayed (without considering that one masturbating scene. i haven't played fully so yeah.)
and another game i absolutely love is «My...»
it perfectly shows how enjoyable an avoidable ntr game can be.
i thought, since you like sharing opinions and discussions, i share you my exact taste in this genre.

I get what you mean. I wasn’t an NTR fan at first either. At the beginning, I actually hated the genre and couldn’t understand how people could enjoy it. But after talking with developers and other players, I realized that everyone experiences it differently. Japanese devs usually write NTR for people who want to actually feel the pain of losing someone they love, while most Western players treat it like watching a story from the outside. I can’t do that. I always put myself in the protagonist’s place, which makes the experience much stronger and sometimes painful.

When I started reviewing games, I received a lot of NTR titles, and that’s when I began to really understand the genre. Some stories focus on regret and redemption instead of full corruption, and those are the ones I enjoy the most. I like when the cheating happens because of mistakes or manipulation, not just out of pure lust. For me, the emotional consequence is what matters most.

I also find it strange when players say they hate NTR (Netori) but play it from the perspective of the interloper. That’s basically Netori, and it’s inconsistent to say you hate one but enjoy the other. Personally, I could never enjoy being the one who destroys a happy couple just to corrupt someone’s wife. Even in real life, when my Japanese wife told me her coworkers had given her love letters, a small part of me felt guilty, as if I had stolen her from someone else’s story.

That’s why I prefer NTR stories that go beyond the sex and humiliation. The best ones explore emotions, guilt, regret, and the long-term consequences of betrayal. Those are the stories that stay with me long after I finish them.

Right now, I’m reading the manga Fūfu Kōkan ~Modorenai Yoru~ and I can’t wait to see how the story ends. I really hope Reiji ends up happy, or maybe even with a harem that includes his wife and his childhood friend, because Kousuke is honestly a complete jerk. He’s not a real friend, and the fact that he takes advantage of Kanade’s body even though it was Reiji who saved her really pisses me off.

Also, Kousuke might be better at sex and even finishes at the same time as Kanade, but Reiji actually has a bigger dick, which clearly pleases his childhood friend—who, by the way, only married Kousuke because of the circumstances. She was emotionally vulnerable at the time, and Kousuke comforted her even though she had always been in love with Reiji.

 

[Uaredead]

I get what you mean. I wasn’t an NTR fan at first either. At the beginning, I actually hated the genre and couldn’t understand how people could enjoy it. But after talking with developers and other players, I realized that everyone experiences it differently. Japanese devs usually write NTR for people who want to actually feel the pain of losing someone they love, while most Western players treat it like watching a story from the outside. I can’t do that. I always put myself in the protagonist’s place, which makes the experience much stronger and sometimes painful.

When I started reviewing games, I received a lot of NTR titles, and that’s when I began to really understand the genre. Some stories focus on regret and redemption instead of full corruption, and those are the ones I enjoy the most. I like when the cheating happens because of mistakes or manipulation, not just out of pure lust. For me, the emotional consequence is what matters most.

I also find it strange when players say they hate NTR (Netori) but play it from the perspective of the interloper. That’s basically Netori, and it’s inconsistent to say you hate one but enjoy the other. Personally, I could never enjoy being the one who destroys a happy couple just to corrupt someone’s wife. Even in real life, when my Japanese wife told me her coworkers had given her love letters, a small part of me felt guilty, as if I had stolen her from someone else’s story.

That’s why I prefer NTR stories that go beyond the sex and humiliation. The best ones explore emotions, guilt, regret, and the long-term consequences of betrayal. Those are the stories that stay with me long after I finish them.

exactly,im happy you understand what im saying., i don't enjoy netori and never will, i can't even tolerate it.
and ntr just with those conditions i said earlier.

and can you tell me about that «leto masturbatin» scene?, i want to know that it wont go into the happy cuck route, or at least it would go that way if you choose «ntr ending» options.
cause it wont make sense, imagine leto masturbating to rose being violated while hes taking revenge, damn.

 

[EdenGenesis]

exactly,im happy you understand what im saying., i don't enjoy netori and never will, i can't even tolerate it.
and ntr just with those conditions i said earlier.

The Netori I like are those when the wife or girlfriend are not happy with their partner, and we kinda take a better care of them than the husband himself.

I loved "My Neighbor Lonely Wife 2". The story was awesome.

 

[BullRush77]

will pregnancy be in this one Dev?

I personally hope so

 

[CandyboyZZ]

exactly,im happy you understand what im saying., i don't enjoy netori and never will, i can't even tolerate it.
and ntr just with those conditions i said earlier.

Before I used to like both Netorare and Netori, but after playing some games, I feel that Netorare is more interesting than Netori. This is mostly because the Netorare events make a stronger and more interesting impression on me.

 

[BullRush77]

Before I used to like both Netorare and Netori, but after playing some games, I feel that Netorare is more interesting than Netori. This is mostly because the Netorare events make a stronger and more interesting impression on me.

what's the difference between the two?
I'm just starting to dip my toes into the NTR gerne

 

[Uaredead]

netorare is when your girls gets fucked
netori is when you fuck another ones girl
netorase is when you willingly share your girl

 

[Uaredead]

what's the difference between the two?
I'm just starting to dip my toes into the NTR gerne

don't dig too deep

 

[CandyboyZZ]

netorare is when your girls gets fucked
netori is when you fuck another ones girl
netorase is when you willingly share your girl

U fast man.

 

[Uaredead]

U fast man.

today is my day off

 

[qwertyuuiii134rty7re5r6t7]

Except in HC3, we won’t be getting that kind of pure “nothing-left-to-lose” revenge.
I talked with N_Taii about it, and the revenge route this time will be similar to the one in HC2. The MC won’t act out of rage or free will — he’ll basically become an empty shell, manipulated by another being.

In HC2, it was a vengeful goddess who used the protagonist as her instrument. In HC3, it’s most likely a succubus who either possesses Leto or gives him power to exploit the people around him. So it’s not a righteous act of vengeance — it’s corruption.

That’s actually the point. The game shows how revenge driven by hatred doesn’t make you stronger — it turns you into the same kind of monster you wanted to destroy. In the end, Leto probably won’t be any better than the Duke or the other interlopers… maybe even worse.

Shame i dislike this type of ending , i don't mind Leto changing but i personally view that revenge ending should be about Leto finding out the betrayal and choosing anger as a response and hurting those responsible (it should feel like Leto is giving out what he received) rather than bein manipulated by others as Noah in HC2 revenge didnt feel satisfying due to this. guess i will stick with the happy ending as my true ending