ADN-229 - Wife's infidelity and erectile dysfunction, Oura Manami

What's depicted as "it" in this work... is it ultimately everyone's inferiority or superiority complex? When you're powerless against a reality you can't change on your own, your heart can twist and break – it's unavoidable. Unless you can avoid that pain, or have the capacity to accept everything... The thing that twists and breaks your heart, there's a formative experience that causes it, and various surrounding factors. The more intense it is, the more extreme the distortion becomes. Fetishes and kinks are probably just manifestations of that distortion. It sounds like rambling, but after finishing it, that's what I felt. It's a different feeling than simple lust, but using the "woman" as a vessel to express the depths of the heart through "erotica"... that's the real thrill, isn't it? It's interesting. The chemistry between the three is insane. The casting is brilliant. If it were different actors, the vibe would have been completely off. There are a lot of elements to enjoy, thinking about that and more.

I always want to see what happens after the ending. I always think that. Is there a sequel? I find myself thinking that with a lot of different works.

Ohpura Manami-san, her fair skin and voluptuous body are top tier. She looks a little fuller in the face than in other works, but her large, downturned eyes are as captivating as ever. It's a cheating scenario where Manami-san gets taken advantage of because her husband belittles the electrician who came to fix the house. Ultimately, Manami-san falls for this man's seduction. There's psychological portrayal like "You're so much better, so much better than my husband," and I really liked that kind of direction.

*It's sad that I was always left with the feeling that "it's just acting, right?" even though his acting is so good. Her cute face, super soft flesh, and super fair skin are still the same, If the standard pseudo specs of Attacker○z remain as they are, it will not be possible to eliminate all the sense of acting.

I think the premise of a man yearning for his wife's infidelity being overpowered and confronted with the reality of her cheating is brilliant. Ohpura Manami-san, who suits the character of a slightly naive and gullible woman, hides a surprising S-side and lustfulness in this role, and the way she consciously immerses herself in the sensual world offered by Sawaki-san, the repairman, while sensing the inner feelings of her strong M-type husband is fantastic. The repressed husband was plagued by various insecurities long before this incident, falling into "depressed impotence," and tried to resolve it by letting his wife cheat, but he inadvertently encountered a violent (to himself) subjugation and witnessed his wife's continued seductiveness, which restored his "erection from depression". I think the ending is also well-wrapped up as a happy ending for the couple. But it might be painful for the husband, as he'll likely find it difficult to experience excitement and joy beyond this incident…