3DSVR-1977 - [VR][8K] Cold female CEO broken: From emotionless rape to ecstasy-filled reverse rape

*The feature of this work is that the expression of the work changes greatly between the first half and the second half. The first half was quiet and restrained, but the second half took a turn for the worse. The appeal of this work is that it has a two-part structure that allows you to experience both "stillness" and "motion" in one work. By incorporating extreme situations, the story doesn't feel monotonous, and the story has a slow pace that keeps you entertained until the end. Recommended for those who like works with the theme of "control and change." However, as I watched the movie, there was one thing that really bothered me. The point is that no matter how you look at it, Karina Nishida, who plays the female president in this work, just looks like a "fake Becky." The moment it first appeared, the first thing in my mind was the content of the work. My first thought was, "Oh, Becky!" And unfortunately, that one word came to mind, but it was the last thing that came to mind. From then on, Ms. Nishida could no longer be recognized as Karina Nishida, but as "fake Becky." Of course, I've never jerked off to Becky before. Therefore, Nishida's Becky-like looks did not cause lightning to strike her crotch. However, on the other hand, for those who have ever had sex with Becky before, or for those who have secretly harbored a desire to control a Becky-like woman, I think this work will be quite appealing. There is only one point that I felt was disappointing. The point is that while this work is depicted as a revenge drama by employees who are dissatisfied with the company, there is not that much hate towards the female president herself. Of course, the setting is valid, but personally, I would have liked to see more of a direct connection between her and the female president, such as how she was looked down upon and made fun of. This is because in this kind of work, the "catharsis of looking back" is just as important as the "feeling of conquest." Just as defeating the final boss doesn't feel like a sense of accomplishment if the final boss didn't do anything particularly bad, in works with the theme of domination and reversal, the amount of hate accumulated in advance is directly linked to the explosive power of pleasure. In that sense, the female president in this work seems a little too normal. I felt that if the early stages had depicted the high-handed words and detestable behavior, the second half would have been even more thrilling, and I would have experienced an even more intense catharsis.