3DSVR-1659 - [VR] [8K] [VR Group Rape] We are about to attack an entire family of women.

It felt really real imagining someone breaking into a home and... well, you know. But honestly, after watching this, I realized I'm not really into that. I'm more into accidentally stumbling upon someone having sex (just living their normal life) and getting turned on, leading to a three-way situation. This VR was good for providing a realistic experience, but it wasn't quite what I was looking for.

This…VR is a little uncomfortable, but if you get past the intense scenes in parts 1 and 2, it's alright. Some parts, like the bathroom scene, are a bit much, but the overall quality is good enough to watch. Hikage, the second daughter, was a bit of a weird character in other works too, is that her usual vibe? Also, in Part 4, around 33:52 to 33:62, there's a scene where Kana is in a cowgirl position and the third daughter, Mai, is masturbating in the background *without* any mosaic censoring – I was shocked! And where did the oldest daughter, Hono, disappear to for three weeks? Were the other four just living naked the whole time? It's divisive, but I really enjoy VR with other guys, and the feeling of watching AV while…participating is amazing.

It's watchable if you're really into r●pe stuff. But it's just frustrating and makes you feel sick. The quality is good, at least. The first half is all about training. After that, everything around them falls apart and it's just ugly to look at. There's one person who's completely broken, and the verbal abuse is awful. Also, the explicit scenes aren't satisfying because there's no 'pleasure release' during the training.

Yura Kana's crying acting was amazing, and although I don't know the actress's name, the way they portrayed the mental breakdown due to fear was fantastic. However, I get motion sickness during the moving scenes. The video quality was good, though.

It must have been tough for the actresses to act like they were resisting in front of the camera, and for the director to coordinate so many people for the… scene. But ultimately, it felt forced. Honestly, there were too many moments where they *could* have resisted or escaped, and the fact that they stayed and allowed things to happen while seemingly objecting just felt off. I think it would have been more believable if they'd started by physically restraining them. By the middle, it just felt like I was watching a farce and I couldn't get into it at all. It just doesn't seem like it would go so smoothly, and maybe it was just the sheer number of people involved.