
No makeup and nerdy glasses, Tomoyo has no clue how to look stylish. Living a plain life after moving to the city, working, and getting married, everything changes when she starts a part-time job at a convenience store and falls into the manager's trap.












I felt that the process of her transformation could have been depicted in more detail. The sense of her changing due to the men involved didn't really come across. It might have been better if Tabuchi-san had been a bit more aggressive.
The beginning, featuring Saryu Umizu in glasses with no makeup, is quite nice. The content feels a bit formulaic overall, but the production quality—including the BGM—is well-crafted, which really highlights her beauty. I wish the plot had a bit more spice, but it's watchable and I have no complaints. Though, I mostly end up just skipping to the sex scenes.
The story of a woman discovering her own beauty is perfectly suited for the lovely Sairu Usui.
It follows a plain woman discovering her beauty and awakening to her sexuality. Thinking about how beautiful, confident women must have such great sex lives makes me, someone with little experience, feel a bit restless.
Umi Sakuru is a great actress, which makes it easy to get emotionally invested in this work. The only slight downside is that there are many dark scenes, but both Umi Sakuru and Masahiro Tabuchi give excellent performances. There aren't any major highlights, but it's a solid piece with no real flaws.