
A promising news anchor, Mika, is offered a career-making promotion by her boss. The catch? She must spend the night with a powerful sponsor. Watch as she trades her integrity for fame, descending into a world of unchecked pleasure.












*Yuki Kami's role is Mika, a ``report-oriented key station announcer who is talented but too rigid and not very popular.'' She has a girlfriend (she is engaged to at the beginning of the play) who is a reporter who works for a company affiliated with the bureau, but he is so busy being included in a Yugun team chasing down serial violent criminals that they tend to get along with each other. Mika is stubborn, so she flatly refuses the introduction of the work: ``I have a condition. Will you spend the night with the president of a major sponsor?'' However, this is actually a fake, and the news manager (Oki) confirms that Mika does not use the word ``woman'' so easily, and sets a trap for Ryo by giving sleeping pills to a junior female announcer he has a relationship with, and elicits a slight reaction from the woman with his first rape. Furthermore, in a second rape where she is threatened with interference in her fiancé's affairs, Mika receives Oki's skillful caress, and Mika is unable to hide the wriggling of her hips. Oki makes fun of him, but Mika denies it and asks, ``When will you release me?'' Oki sets a deadline of until the serial violent offender is caught. After that, there is a lip service scene in the station, and Mika gradually gets used to Oki. Oki is barged into his home on his day off, and just as he begins to be raped, he receives a phone call from the station and learns that a serial violent offender has been captured. Although the conditions for release were met, Mika has become a woman who can't help but ask Oki, "Please don't stop," and is completely depressed. (← I love falling like this ^o^) At the end, with Oki's power, he becomes a caster and begins to rise as an announcer who uses "women". Hardcore Attackers fans may be dissatisfied with the fact that there is almost no violence in Ryo●, but it's natural in the scenario, so it's okay. This is a satisfying work in which Yuki Kami's outstanding style, which has earned her the nickname "Beautiful Butt Banchou," is still intact. However, even though she only has a small role and there is no scene where she takes off her clothes, it is disappointing that the junior female announcer's role looks like an extra picked up here and there and has no charm (even if you google the name in the ending credits, there is no information on the actress). I hope they don't be too stingy and bring in at least a project actress.