
Yuka, a full-time housewife, wanders around a nearby park looking for her runaway cat. During this, she reunites with Fujida, an acquaintance from her school days. Fujida, lusting after Yuka's appearance as a married woman with increased sensuality, approaches her under the pretense of searching for the cat together and then forces her down. From that day on, Fujida becomes as ferocious as a cat in heat, and continues to rape Yuka to the limits of his lust.












Miya Yuki's acting, portraying initial resistance and then succumbing, is so masterful that it's less erotic and more unsettling. It evokes a sense of disgust rather than arousal. However, it feels more like she's been broken mentally than truly fallen. It doesn't feel like a complete loss of self. I usually dislike these hopeless stories, but I gave it a 5 purely based on Miya Yuki's incredible performance.
This series is a personal favorite! You can enjoy various basic storylines, enhanced by the actresses' performances. Miyuri Miyuri in this work is a super beauty (resembles Yoshiko Tokunaga), with a beautiful nude body (amazing breasts) and top-notch acting skills. She's my personal favorite actress, and I bought the video with high expectations for her starring role in this series. It was a good work as expected, but… I had a huge complaint about the story setting! The attacking actor absolutely doesn't need to act like Hiroshi Katsuno! I think it significantly diminishes the value of the work! It's an unnecessary setting for this series. So, I'd rate it 1-3 stars with other actresses, but I'm giving it 4 stars because it's Miyuri Miyuri. It's a good work, but I'm dissatisfied.
Shuri Miyazu's… the scenes where she's humiliated are amazing… or so I wanted to say, but honestly, the whole thing is too dark. They prioritized atmosphere over showing off her beautiful skin. It's just weird. I don't want to watch for the atmosphere, I want to see her beauty. (There are plenty of works that capture the atmosphere *and* make the actress look gorgeous. They need to do more research).
*Anyway, Akari-chan's acting is excellent. The sobs that rise up from the back of Irama's throat are amazing, and the sense of inevitability while enduring the pain is also amazing. Until the end, she is not completely defeated, but leaves a feeling of sadness as she leaves beside her husband and leaves with the words that the culprit will come again. It's nice to see the ending with a feeling that there is more to come and that he will eventually fall completely. It's definitely better than the usual ending where she completely falls down and ignores her husband and dies on her own.
Just looking at Shuri-chan's expressions is enough to make you gasp. The way the crime is portrayed is insane. The immersion is top tier. I don't get why there aren't more ratings, but I think it's definitely worth watching.