ADN-083 - NTR/Adultery

*I was excited to give a blowjob hard while having a beautiful face.

The husband in the drama is so stupid it's actually infuriating to watch. The story is unnatural, but Saya-san is sexy enough and her butt is cute, so it's fine.

The actress has a lovely smile and a look that works well even with light makeup. Her acting in the drama parts, while not perfect, showed a sincere effort to put heart into every line, which I liked. However, during the first rape scene, even if she was sexually frustrated, I wish she had resisted more clearly. It's partly the actor's clumsiness, but there were frequent pauses where she seemed to be waiting for her clothes to be taken off, which was disappointing. I'm seeing the male lead for the first time, and he alone is worth a -1.5 star deduction. In the first half, despite committing a rape, he seems insecure and fidgety, and he's barely even aroused, making the scene feel disjointed. His outfit looks like a student from 20 years ago. His lines are just lip-syncing, and the content is so low-brow and unintelligent that there isn't a single 'proper' line to win a woman over. There's even a cup noodle container left on a messy futon. Whether it's the role or the actor himself, he's so unappealing that, honestly, no woman—no matter how frustrated—would fall for a guy like this. The progression of the scenes is also baffling. The series' staple 'guy drops by for a quick throat-job' scene—if you're going to include it, it should be when the woman hasn't 'fallen' yet. But here, it happens after they've already been intimate. Why? If she's already falling for him, just have normal sex. Instead, he sneaks in while the husband is home (he seems to have the ability to walk through walls) and demands oral. It makes no sense. Oral doesn't satisfy her, and he just leaves after, which any normal woman would hate. Yet, the next scene is her completely 'fallen' in the shower. It's a mess. No matter how hard the actress tries, it's hopeless with a bad co-star and a terrible script.

First off, what's the impression when comparing the husband and the friend? Is the only thing the friend has going for him as an affair partner that he's just a pervert? (Just my opinion). However, this series is from a 'female perspective.' I think they try to differentiate it by downplaying the scenes with the husband. I felt this drama relied heavily on the male actor and the scenario.

The story is a typical pattern, and the male actor is just average, as expected. Saya-jo's acting is superb. Many other actresses use post-dubbing for their dialogue, but I wonder if she does too? It really feels like the audio was recorded live on set. If it actually was dubbed, then her acting is truly top-tier. I hope she appears in the '3 o'clock Danchi' series or whatever it was called.