What Is Kokujin No Tenkousei: Anti-NTR Man’S Revenge About?

Question

Read a few anti-revenge web novel chapters and now obsessed. The NTR trope subversion here feels so satisfying. Need a full plot breakdown before I binge.

Sophia Ahmad · Answer

'Kokujin no Tenkousei' is another revenge story. A man’s girlfriend is stolen away by another man, but then gets a power-up. He then systematically destroys the life of his girlfriend’s thief. This revenge scenario really brought to mind 'The Omega's Revenge Harem'. The protagonist in this story was a weak Omega who got betrayed and cast out. However, he secretly comes back with vast amounts of power, and then proceeds to build his own faction, one by one taking down every single person who had wronged him in the past. I suppose the real satisfaction is in the plotting out of all of this in order to see the people who had once oppressed him fall one by one, perhaps that’s your kind of story.

Nora · Answer

‘Kokujin no Tenkousei’ was a really fun read for me, and what at first seemed like a pretty straightforward revenge tale actually branched out and went in some interesting directions. The main character’s journey isn’t a linear one – he often swaps between totally cold and calculating and blind, seething rage, which makes his actions really hard to predict. Along the way, he explores the ways in which seeking revenge can eat a person alive and make them forget key moral differentiators between good and bad. A scathing criticism of NTR masked by lots of exciting action – this should satisfy fans of ‘OTT’ revenge stories and put off those who only expect one-dimensional tales in the genre.

Yvonne · Answer

This manga is a fresh take on NTR (infidelity) in manga, and for the most part it was very positive for me. This story follows a young man who has been humiliated and sets out to dismantle the system of NTR that allowed it to happen. In particular, he targets the culture of NTR, and through many clever schemes exposes the flaws in it. In addition to the psychological content, the story has plenty of action, and each victory is hard-won. There is also a good amount of development on the side characters, and they realistically react to the main character’s actions, sometimes even positively joining him in his crusade. I ended up reading this entire manga in one sitting because it is so rare to find a manga that not only critiques a genre, but also is also extremely entertaining and enjoyable to read.

Sawyer · Answer

What makes this Manga different from most NTR stories, is the way the victimization is reversed and the victim handed agency. Instead of brooding, the main character plots his return, taking down those who wronged him as well as the system that allowed it to happen. The art is visceral and effecting in the right moments and the dialogue is snappy and evocative. It’s not just a story of revenge, but an examination of why such stories are so popular and who they are actually for.

Luke · Answer

This manga is a revenge fantasy with teeth. The main character is not your typical hero in that he is angry and calculated at times even scary. After his life is destroyed by NTR he uses his pain to destroy not only the people who wronged him but also the social conventions that enabled the NTR to happen in the first place. He is very good at outwitting his opponents which makes for very dark and satisfying reading. The cost to him of his revenge is also shown and the art is dynamic especially in emotional showdowns.

Dean · Answer

I recently came across a rather incredible story. This is the manga ‘Kokujin no Tenkousei: Anti-NTR Man’s Revenge’ (Black Emperor of Revenge: Anti-NTR Man). What hooked me right from the start is the plot of a man who, after having been betrayed by his partner through NTR (netorare, in which a person’s partner is stolen by another), reverses the way in which stories of this type are normally told. Now he is the bad guy and he hunts down and persecutes those characters that in normal stories would be heroically stealing the other main character’s love. What is more, the story explores the themes of power and the way in which it is exercised, and the author presents us with a completely irresistible combination of high emotional content, and activity that is at times entertainingly over-the-top. The artist shows considerable skill in rendering scenes of extreme tension (and their aftermath) in gritty realism, and scenes of other, more outwardly-oriented action in suitably over-the-top fashion. While ‘Kokujin no Tenkousei: Anti-NTR Man’s Revenge’ is a story of revenge, it is also a story in which the main character seeks to regain control over his life after having been a powerless victim in a number of situations.

Bud Kelly Jr. · Answer

The entire series rides on the premise of the original “betrayal” being lethal enough to warrant elaborate retribution by our hero. If you find his actions to be heinously out of proportion to the targets’ transgressions (and one-dimensional, too), then this is a terribly unpleasant read, all about displaying edgy excesses in an attempt to pacify an audience that gags at this kind of “revenge” fantasy. The narrative is one that doesn’t bother attempting to persuade doubters of this moral stance; by page one, it will be presumed that the reader is with him, loathes his targets, and revels in each display of vengeance that is both brutal and meticulously conceived. As such, this is a very focused read, allowing for very little in between positive and negative ways of perceiving it. As for its prime audience, this story gives them exactly what they have been craving all along: the ultimate, most fantastic revenge scenario of all time.

aswsle · Answer

The manga’s moral universe is clearly black and white: the protagonist is always right, and he attacks people who are always wrong. He may have harsh methods, but there are no mitigating circumstances for his victims. They are always completely, irremediably evil, so it’s only fair that they get what’s coming to them. Their evil is so heinous that it justifies whatever means the avenger uses to bring them down. The reader can thus enjoy the revenge saga without ever having to grapple with the usual moral ambiguity, and be left feeling good about the good guy who, in the end, is always victorious. A world packed to the gills with complex, gray morality is rarely satisfied with such simple, and dark, tales, but clearly there is a market for this kind of scenario in which evil is incontrovertibly vanquished, and the hero’s tactics are equally indefensible—yet pardonable—because of the crimes he’s perpetrated.

Emily Sewepagaham · Answer

This explores the ‘transfer student’ archetype in interesting ways – transfer students are typically depicted as mysterious and distant new love interests oruling enemies. Here however, the transferred student is an avenging angel (demon) whose mysterious nature is, itself, a weapon of great power. His ‘otherness’ is deliberately cultivated in order to keep other students at arm’s length, making them all the more easily manipulable. In this subversion of typical school drama, the normal gossip, social hierarchy and conflict between student cliques are all used against the other students by the transferred student, who turns the school’s natural pecking order against itself. In many cases, he targets the most popular or influential students within a clique in order to incite war between them.

Jermanze Marvin · Answer

This series is a huge ‘what if?’ of a terrible NTR scenario where the ex-husband comes back with all his power, is very intelligent and has nothing to lose. Each chapter of this very long story is another ‘and then?’ of what he comes up with next. So far, most of his methods of destruction are social manipulation, blackmail and psychological warfare rather than physical. He tears apart the target’s relationships, her social status, her future plans and her mental health. He is out to completely destroy her happiness and destroy her. As a horror story for the targets, it is excellent. As a power fantasy for the protagonist and for the reader who is enabled to support him in his mission of destruction, it is triumphant.

Mabel Soriano · Answer

This could be a very self-destructive way for the protagonist to spend his second chance. In order to have this second chance, the protagonist has to move on from his past life. However, instead of using his second chance to try to rebuild his life and move on from his past, the protagonist dedicates his second chance to trying to get revenge on the people from his past life. The way that the protagonist measures his success in trying to get revenge is by the amount of defeat that he can inflict upon the other characters in the story. Therefore, when the protagonist finally achieves his goal of getting revenge, what will he have left? The story doesn’t really explore this question, because the story is more concerned with the journey that the protagonist takes in trying to get revenge rather than with the end of the story and what the protagonist has left after he has finally gotten what he wants. But this question does hang in the air as an unexplored possibility. Is the protagonist’s journey to revenge a triumph or a tragedy? On the surface, the story could be read as the protagonist achieving his goal of getting revenge through his will and cunning. But the subtext of the story is that the protagonist is so consumed by his past that he has no future. Instead of living, the protagonist is spending his life trying to settle his score with the people from his past.

Michelle Jordan · Answer

This is at its heart a story of someone wanting to regain control over his life. The worst thing that had happened to the protagonist in his first life was that he had been betrayed, and then he had been humiliated in public, and he had been powerless to stop either of those things from happening. His second life is a quest to reclaim his agency, to be as powerful as a god, to write his own life rather than simply to respond to the events of it. And the twist is that he doesn’t just have to survive – he can dominate. Each step of his revenge is a reassertion of his will over a world which had previously treated him with contempt. This is the deep appeal of the story to me: the deep-seated fear that we all have of being helpless, and the corresponding fantasy of being able to not only stop someone who is hurting us, but to reverse the hurts that they have already inflicted upon us. To write our own life, and to destroy those who tried to erase us from it. It’s empowerment, of the worst kind, but it’s still empowerment.

Karen Gomez · Answer

The primary emotional throughline of this piece is one of cold fury. The anger of the protagonist has been locked into a perpetual state and fuels the protagonist, never waning to the point of losing control. What is scary about the avenger is that he is not hot-headed. A hot-headed character seeking revenge is a rather predictable, even clichéd, storyline. But a cold, calculating character is far scarier because you have no idea when the blow will come. His interactions lack the heat of rage and thus come across as clinical, even as if he were cutting with a surgeon’s scalpel. The detachment from his hatred is more disturbing than if he were raging and screaming. His hatred is so deep, so fundamental, that it has become a part of his operating system. Thus, the protagonist is not seeking revenge; he is revenge incarnate. He just happens to be wearing the skin of a transfer student.

What Is Kokujin No Tenkousei: Anti-NTR Man’S Revenge About?

13 Jawaban

Buku Terkait

Reborn Wife Is A Revenge Genuis

Reborn Revenge: Destroying the Child-Switch Plot

Tokyo Romansu: love's pathway

The Retired Mercenary's Great Retaliation

After Seeing the Comments, I Forced the Male Lead to Love Me

Handsome Meets Jerk [ BL ]

Topik

Pertanyaan Terkait

How does Kokujin no Tenkousei: Anti-NTR Man’s Revenge end?

Where can I read Kokujin no Tenkousei: Anti-NTR Man’s Revenge online?

What makes 'Breaking the Future Curse (Bad Ending Party Anti-NTR)' unique?

What is the NTR system in 'NTR System My Talent is to be Cuck'?

Does 'Breaking the Future Curse (Bad Ending Party Anti-NTR)' have a happy ending?

Who is the author of 'Transmigrated into Hentai world as an NTR'd character'?

What is NTRS in manga and anime?

How does Astrid get revenge in His Rejected Mate's Revenge?

What is the plot of Panty Note manga?

Where can I read His Rejected Mate's Revenge?

Pencarian Terkait

Ntr Manhwa

Manhwa Ntr