ADN-123 - Humiliated in front of my husband: Target 4 - Sayaka Tomoda

In every entry of this series, the wife has sex with another man while the husband watches, ending with both of them looking completely shell-shocked. What happens after varies by title, but in this one, they decide to continue their marriage despite the lingering trauma. I think this is the most hopeful installment of the 'In Front of My Husband' series I've seen. As a pure NTR work, maybe the ultimate development would be her getting so turned on that she chooses the lover over her husband, even in front of him. I suppose it depends on personal taste.

I recommend this to anyone who enjoys the 'desperately resisting in her heart while her body gives in' trope without her completely breaking down.

This series is great. Tomoda-san is beautiful. The opening full-nude scene is enough to get you off. Her acting as she resists being violated is excellent, and the way she eventually gives up, accepts the man's body, and falls into depravity is top-tier. Her moans as she's ravished in front of her husband are amazing. A well-made work, highly recommended.

Glad Tomoda-san joined Attackers. The male actors are all solid, too. This is the ultimate classic.

Overall, the quality is high enough that I can recommend it. The male actor is skilled in both his performance and the flow of the sex scenes. However, compared to the actress's screaming, the male actor whispers so quietly that you can't hear what he's saying. If you turn the volume up, the woman's voice is too loud; if you turn it down, you can't hear the man at all. I wish the male actor would learn how to whisper loudly (?). The actress is quite good at delivering lines for an AV performer, and the sex scenes aren't bad either. She puts effort into the irrumatio scenes as well. However, she is basically the type of actress who 'just screams as hard as she can.' Whether it's a rape scene or a scene where she's falling into depravity, she just screams using 'a-i-u-e-o' sounds. The only real sign of her 'fall' is that she says 'stop' less as the scene progresses. If you're looking for a nuanced psychological transition, you might find it lacking. I wish there had been some acting where she 'tries her best to stay silent' during the first half; that would have been much more enjoyable. The shower scene was mediocre. It happens before she's actually 'fallen,' and it just felt like they added slow motion without conveying any real change in her emotions. Also, the excessive echo on her voice was a total turn-off. Because the 'fall' lacks impact (there's no real total corruption) and it missed the mark on what I expect from this series, I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5.