Because it's yuri, do you want to support an abusive romance? Would you like to see explicit yuri scenes without consent? Do you want to witness someone being dishonest and hurting other people? Do you enjoy seeing people who are so unlikeable that even the most insecure people can point to them and say, "At least I'm not like them"? Then you should use NTR.
Not only is NTR a terrible narrative with terrible characters, but it's also a terrible story with terrible people doing terrible things. First of all, aside from the main character, none of these characters are likeable. Yuma is at most mediocre, and she commits horrible things despite it being evident that they are bad. In the end, I think it's better to blame her for Hotaru's mistreatment than to despise her on her own. But even knowing this, her own "feelings" for Hotaru are so forced and badly executed that it's difficult to appreciate her. Her surroundings and the decisions made about her by the storyline have tarnished her.
The two worst characters on the program are Fujiwara and Hotaru, who are infamous for their aggressive and manipulative ways. In an effort to persuade Yuma that her love for her is acceptable, Hotaru abuses her without her permission. She uses Yuma as her practice and vent, manipulating her into depending on her for everything. This is a typical abuse technique that makes it more difficult for the victim to leave their abuser. The primary plot is around an abusive partnership.
Furthermore, it is unacceptable for Fujiwara to mistreat Hotaru for whatever reason. It feels so forced that it's difficult to take it seriously, which just serves to diminish it. They obviously want to find some kind of justification for one of their leads to be abusive, but their attempts are unsuccessful. Something like that can't easily be solved by magic, especially when the antagonist is blatantly malevolent. It appears phony and as though it was all staged to justify her actions. Which, once more, disgusts me.
Even in situations where there is no abuse, the two females essentially tell one another that they shouldn't or can't do the same things that they do. I'm not sure why, but NTR is here to entertain me with a bunch of controlling douchebags.
The unfortunate thing is that the last guy is genuinely good-looking and exemplifies what a good partner should be like. All he has to show for it, though, is being duped and misled. It brings me great joy to witness the suffering of this one good person. Regards, NTR.
Drama and echii fanservice are mixed together in the plot, but too much drama overpowers the echii. The show is worse than NTR since the story stagnates for a large chunk of the episode. There's a tiny upside to this stalling: it keeps the yuri lovers apart. The show is cyclical; it has obscene situations that are not consented upon, harsh romances, and unlikeable characters. Those who like to watch characters that are unlikeable could find NTR appealing.
Not only is the production value appalling, but the art is also really poor. Because these morally reprehensible people overshadowed my interest in the other aspects of the event, I never really paid attention to the sound. One finds it difficult to care about any other aspect of a show when it glorifies a couple for their infidelity and abuse. NTR is among the worst anime series ever made, with a plot that never seems to end and some of the most unlikeable characters you can imagine.
