Tsuma Netori 3: Kairaku ni Ochita Injiru Kyoushi-tachi

Best ntr series i have seen
the art style is perfect, the caracters are good
I thought there could be more episodes focused on school like ''Rinkan Biyaku Chuudoku''
''Bakunyuu Bomb episode 3''
I believe you'll like it because it's a hentai that caught my attention from the first episode with its exceptional characters. Each cast member is richly developed, has the potential to be the best NTR ever.
From the first episode to the third you understand that the proposal is a little more than just a conventional NTR; they have depth and evolution throughout the plot. Ikumi starts off as a typical naive protagonist, but his ... journey of self-discovery leads him to question his own motivations and understand the complexities of adult relationships.

Counter: it takes a long time until new episodes come out

it's alright, lot of animation is copy pasted from previous series ep 1 2 that is, like you'll notice it

Is the story unique? If it was predictable, did you enjoy it anyway because you like this genre/set-up?
its similar
Do you think the art style is fitting for the story?
animation is 10
Were the characters well-rounded? Did they have flaws and strengths, or were they unusually strong/smart/stupid?
cant say
Did the characters react to situations and events in a realistic way?
na
... Do you think others will enjoy/dislike this series, even if you didn't? Why?
to each his own

This third episode of Tsuma Netori contains a lot of similar scenes and themes found in the first and second episodes. For one, Ikumi is bound in the same pose as she was in Episode 1 with similar angle shots found in Episode 2. Musk and scents, and of course enema remains a focus in the series, but as much as these are themes I highly enjoy, it feels repetitive after watching the first two episodes.

It was nice to see Makoto, thanks to the artstyle, but I was disappointed with Ikumi and Makoto's lesbian encounter together, and feel that the scene could be much better. ... And that Ikumi's husband has not fully found out about his wife's mindbreak by now is dragging the series down with too much repetition of the feelings you get from the first two episodes.

It's still a good watch to enjoy, but this episode suffers from the "Godfather effect", where most movie series seem to go through - the first is good, the second better, and the third lackluster.