
I am an unremarkable office worker at the company. However, I have a sexual preference that I cannot tell anyone. I feel strangely excited when I see Mr. Shimada, the department head, who is disliked by 80%... no, 90% of the female employees in the company. His face is rough and unpleasant, his breath is foul, and I instinctively cannot accept the way he speaks. Yet, I find myself fantasizing about being raped by Mr. Shimada and masturbating. I absolutely didn't want anyone to know about this... but somehow, Mr. Shimada found out.












I say this knowing full well it's pointless, but Tsuki basically bangs at work, so it's not like the scenes are groundbreaking. Still, I gotta admit, this one got me going (smirk).
The perverted fantasy about a hated boss was fantastic. I liked that she wasn't *made* into something, but was already a lewd office worker. There weren't many normal scenes, and her being overwhelmed and aroused by the manager's twisted fantasies was seriously hot. Top tier stuff!
Miyano Tsuki's work always has incredibly realistic sound. You can almost hear the sounds *inside*... seriously impressive.
Despite her modest appearance, she has an absolutely incredible body. Her moans were so cute, it was amazing! Top tier stuff, seriously.
A bitter cocktail of perversion, masochism, and sadism. Whether the viewer can handle that bitterness is key. Personally, this… I kinda get it. It's rotten, but there's this pull between plus and minus (laughs). It's frustrating how society is trying to completely negate 'masculinity' with political correctness and feminism. As someone who's spent their life doing dirty, sweaty work, I'm like, 'What are you talking about, are you kidding me?' The disappearance of 'looking out for each other' is pathetic. Is it ironic that women who embrace these elements are seen as perverted? Well, if it creates the eroticism, I guess there's no point in criticizing it. The casting – a muscular male lead and a shy female lead – is already a knockout, no offense. And the content is intense. Calling it 'training' when it's basically full-on rape is… well, you get the idea. Overall, it's a work that truly lives up to the Attackers brand.