
A nightmare invader shatters their peaceful life. A burglar sneaks up on Natsumi, tying up her husband and forcing him to watch as she is violated repeatedly. Amidst the terror, she finds herself helplessly succumbing to the humiliating pleasure.












*Yu Konishi has a wonderful body and is cute. The way he hates it is real, and he will get over it. I can recommend it.
Why do they always have to make her a nympho? Wouldn't it be fine if it just ended with her saying 'I hate you so much'?
*Where are the women who are forced to masturbate by rapists and fall? I wrote this first because it was the biggest sobering point. I don't think there is any need for this type of masturbation in this series. The man's attack isn't that bad, but his high-speed handing is cold. I think the best part of this series is that the women gain sexual sensations against their will, and gradually their hearts succumb to those sexual sensations. However, it is only interesting to incorporate play like ``normal'' AV, which just forcibly stimulates the woman, such as high-speed fingering, and elicits a knee-jerk reaction from the female organ itself, rather than from the woman's feelings. Also, after the first, a woman was tied up, but since she was tied up, I would have liked her to have a deep and soft attack where she would have been able to lick her whole body. Although it is expected that there will still be some resistance from the women, it is actually unnatural that he dares to free his arms and legs and then proceeds to commit a rape act that is not much different from the first time, and the work is one-sided. Mr. Konishi... Is he basically incapable of acting other than ``singing out loud'' (this is the first time I've seen him)? It's okay to say that the acting is very realistic during the first rape, but the quality of the acting doesn't change much even after it has fallen to a certain extent, so I started to feel it getting louder in the second half. Also, even if you don't like it, it's natural for a normal person to stop resisting needlessly at a certain point, and from there, I think it would lead to a change in reaction, for example, ``I try not to make a sound โ I end up letting out a sigh,'' but that's not the case. (The change in reaction as the story progresses is probably due to the director's policy, so Konishi-san is not solely responsible.) Personally, one of the major negative points for Mr. Konishi was the fact that there were several scenes where the actors continued to use their voices even though they were not doing anything. I don't know if they're not concentrating on the male actors' actions, or if they just don't have the time to grasp the male actors' actions and just keep saying their voices, but whether I feel like it or not, I feel like the reality has been greatly diminished. I felt that it was a disappointing work, since the acting when it came out was quite good.
It's about a woman being unilaterally violated by a burglar. She resists fiercely in the first scene and refuses until the end, but to no avail. The actress's 'reluctant' acting is decent, but there's almost no dialogue, just the actor hurling insults. There's no scene where she's violated in front of her husband, so the dramatic aspect is questionable.
This is for those who find Attackers' constant rehashes of 'anal-allowed' content too soft and lacking in the rape vibe. It has a strong sense of 'real rape' featuring a married woman struggling on the edge of falling. The way they establish the marital bond in the drama part early on, and then have her raped in front of her tied-up husband, is a fresh take for the series. The point is the married woman being kept naked and forced to obey the criminal to protect her husband, whose life is in the criminal's hands. I liked the effort to realistically depict the bond between the couple rather than just using it as a trope. The way she struggles and ends up moaning, knowing her husband is trapped somewhere in the house listening, was personally better than a 'total corruption' ending. The ending feels too rushed and lazy, which is a shame. I wish they had finished the drama more carefully, including the aftermath of their relationship. I can't give it 5 stars, but for those tired of the 'I'm frustrated so rape feels good' trope, it's definitely worth a watch.