I do not really understand what you want, but I know a good non-H manga that has a very strong ntr moment, the name is Onanie Master Kurosawa.
Seconded, not for the hint of NTR but for the work itself. OMK is one of the best school life, coming of age works I've ever read. It starts out with focusing in some very well executed serious humour that makes you laugh at situations that aren't gags or surreal and that you could easily see going on in real life, yet are still hilarious. And as the story goes on the character and plot developments are first rate, highs and lows, no heroes or villains but characters with both good points and bad points that are quite plausible. Plenty of feels too, I really do recommend it to anyone.
I still remember some time ago there was huge uproar in Japan because a circle/club in university used their circle as tools to gather women to drink, drug and rape them while the women were intoxicated. The scandal surfaced after many women fell victims and it turned out it can stay under radar for too long because these women didn't want to come up and report to police.
And recently, there was that case with man posed himself as doctor and putting ad for women willing to join his experiment. But the women were drugged and raped and he taped the act and sold it to porn producer. After investigation police suspected that his victims probably reached 100 women. It can stay under radar also because women didn't want to report to police.
It's like straight from eroge..both of cases gained worldwide attention so I think many of you know about it.
it's like you said, it's crazy how far these women are willing to pretend like it never happened just for preserving their image.
Yeah and those cases are only known because the the criminals had no restraint and just kept increasing the number of victims until it became exposed whether they reported the crime or not. You can image how often women are taken advantage sexually without anyone hearing about it when it's on a smaller scale done by guys who have enough common sense to keep it manageable.
But I get irritated when shallow minded critics casually go on about how dumb the women are to let it happen, since it's not like they calmly decided to be this way. It's all about how they've been raised and the culture they've been immersed in since birth, and that kind of thing has a lot of influence over you. It's just that modern western culture has changed a lot since the eighties with a strong emphasis on freedom of thought, speech and expression, along with a strong feminist movement that they people born and raised around take completely for granted. It's easy to express your individuality and properly complain when you don't like something when the whole culture around you fully supports and accepts your right to object and say what you feel, especially if you are a woman. People like that have trouble understanding the difference when you're raised in a culture that expects you to keep your complaints to yourself and not cause any trouble, both if you are a man and even more so if you are a woman.
The ignorant bastards who fill most of the internet really need to open their minds and try to consider that all of humanity doesn't necessarily share the exact same culture and values they've been raised with. Just a personal irritant of mine.
Am I the only one liking the blackmail + corruption ntr here? ^^
Like I said, I'm fine with blackmail/coercion and corruption, so long as it's done well and not used as a crutch to support lazy or incompetent writing. My previous post was meant to support that this sort of thing wasn't unrealistic and could be great if done right, but I just ended up focusing more on why it wasn't unrealistic when it comes to Japanese culture.
It's just that finding it done well is hard, and in the end Type-A NTR done reasonably well almost always has a bigger impact that any Type-B, even if it's done well. That's how it seems to be for most of us.
[MENTION=107220]Axioma[/MENTION] As for Uwakoi, I kind of like that author's works and the previous work Aki Sora actually does have a proper NTR moment, and in the new work I'm kind of interesting in the way the author explores the protag's unfaithful behaviour and self-destructive impulses. The only downside I have is with how she draws her work, particularly the males. She overwhelmingly favours cute and effeminate characters, with the protag from Aki Sora being shy and passive and cuter than some girls, and while the protag of Uwakoi looks a little more masculine at first, as the work goes on he's gotten more and more suited to put in a dress and a wig and pass for a girl with ease, which really isn't what I go for in my male leads.
It's what puts me off some stuff like Sword Art Online, Seirei Tsukai no Blade Dance, and similar works where they might be the protag as cool and capable as they like, but always give him slim and delicate features and almost always end up having to cross-dress on some premise or other, and pass for a bishoujo with out much difficulty. A lot of people like that kind of gap, but I have trouble wanting to identify with that kind of hero. If there a man in a anime/manga that I want to relate myself to, then I prefer him to actually be reasonably manly. Not butch, macho levels of manly, just easily identifiable as male at first glance. That's just my preference.