Akuyaku Reijoutachi wa Yuruganai - Ch. 6

[Neko98]

Why does everyone keeps saying the little brother and the fiancé are cheating/NTR? Because so far we have no proof they did.
While the little brother did like his older brother fiancé, he never actually expressed his feeling towards her. He only felt like he could proposer to her because 1 his brother obviously didn’t care for her at all, 2 his older brother destroyed his reputation to the point that his family saw he was unfit to become the successor anymore. Him proposing doesn’t mean NTR because they weren’t in a relationship at all. Also from all that we know they officially became a couple probably until they got permission from both families allowing them to be engaged. So all throughout the whole proposal the engagement was buy the book and done appropriately. So they didn’t actually cheat at all.
The only reason why people think that it’s NTR because the older brother didn’t know his engagement was canceled was his own fault. He never cared about his fiancé and anything to do with her. And he considered their engagement as completely forced political marriage that he didn’t want. So his parents who changed the engagement to the younger brother is their right to do so without telling the older brothers until after everything was set in stone.
So like I said given all the information we have now there was actually no cheating what so ever.

 

[shinshom]

Why does everyone keeps saying the little brother and the fiancé are cheating/NTR? Because so far we have no proof they did.
While the little brother did like his older brother fiancé, he never actually expressed his feeling towards her. He only felt like he could proposer to her because 1 his brother obviously didn’t care for her at all, 2 his older brother destroyed his reputation to the point that his family saw he was unfit to become the successor anymore. Him proposing doesn’t mean NTR because they weren’t in a relationship at all. Also from all that we know they officially became a couple probably until they got permission from both families allowing them to be engaged. So all throughout the whole proposal the engagement was buy the book and done appropriately. So they didn’t actually cheat at all.
The only reason why people think that it’s NTR because the older brother didn’t know his engagement was canceled was his own fault. He never cared about his fiancé and anything to do with her. And he considered their engagement as completely forced political marriage that he didn’t want. So his parents who changed the engagement to the younger brother is their right to do so without telling the older brothers until after everything was set in stone.
So like I said given all the information we have now there was actually no cheating what so ever.

You are overthinking. It's just NTR because its getting a fiancé.

Sure if you think in details, there is no NTR and yada yada, but who cares, doesnt mean anything. It's mostly an oversimplificating joke on how the little brother "stole" the fiancé.

 

[Gudachiz]

keep winning little bro

 

[halcer]

get wrecked bro

 

[Sam_Lingdis]

This isn't NTR, because the older brother didn't really want the girl, it was a political marriage he was pushed into.

I find a majority of the time people say "NTR" when discussing manga, they get it wrong. And of course, there is little awareness of 'reverse NTR', which happens more frequently, because double standards.

Technically speaking this is NTR, but the initial stands for a different word.

 

[Kaarme]

I don't really see what is the future for this. The saintess is practically unimportant, the prince doesn't really care about her and the two male characters that are interested on her don't matter at all. The story will wrap itself in just a few more chapters if something else doesn't come up.

This seems to be a deconstruction story of the generic, popular villainess genre. Only, this actually shows a more realistic, in a manner of speaking, view of how things would turn out. In the typical villainess stories, the prince set to marry the villainess is most of the time an idiot, who abandons everything for the sake of the saintess (or whatever the "original" heroine was supposed to be). However, here the prince isn't an idiot. On the other hand, typically the villainess's sidekicks are mere sycophants with simple roles, but here they are presented as real, rational persons with their own agendas.

So, yes, the saintess is somewhat unimportant, despite being a possessor of rare magic. The first priority of nobles and royals is to maintain their own position. Just because a saintess appears, the nobles and the king obviously aren't going to hand over their power and influence to her, let alone any religious organisation behind the saintess. The saintess may be able to help a lot of people with her light magic, but if her presence would erode the nobles and the king's rule over the society, they wouldn't suffer her presence. That's just how it goes.

 

[Bireus]

https://mangadex.org/chapter/07a44fc3-3973-42f8-97d6-6c82b8c04ec3/18
That's when Lord Gerald became..

Gerald Robotnik. Sorry, last week was Sonic week.