
Minori's husband, Moriki, won a newcomer literary award at a young age and became a rising star, but after that he fell into a slump and five years passed without finding a chance to escape. He continued his writing activities while working another job to make a living. Then, Moriki's nephew, Jin, came to stay at the couple's house while preparing for university entrance exams...










The last scene is a deep thrust, but if you look closely frame by frame, the actor is wearing a condom. Honestly, this actress was good, but it was ruined by the details.
As a work, Hatsune Minori's mature sensuality feels wonderful from the beginning, and the acting of resisting according to the concept of the work is also wonderful, creating an exciting video. However, what I was concerned about was that the oral sex battle with the male actor during the second encounter didn't go well. It was a pity. It was supposed to be that Minori was pushed by the male actor's hand, but the male actor couldn't respond properly, which ruined the atmosphere. The problem with the play was only this, and the rest was a problem with the script and direction, which greatly diminished the fun of the work. The suggestive direction in the main story was good, but it seems that the least interesting foreshadowing was chosen among the foreshadowings that came to mind, so there's nothing I can do about it. The best foreshadowing I imagine is to clash the psychopathic aspect of the nephew role with the psychopathic aspect based on the author's madness, the husband, and aim for a synergistic effect. The flow of the nephew's unexpected lodger and making him interested in the nephew and acting after letting his mouth slip while drunk is good, so take one more step and have him ask the nephew for a bed (of course, as a joke while drunk), connecting it to the nephew's unsettling acting, and furthermore, in fact, he wants to know his wife's daily life for the sake of the realism of the new work, so he tells the nephew while drunk that he has installed cameras and microphones in several places in the house, so the nephew continues to approach Minori at those locations. Watching the recording of the first encounter and connecting it to the direction of rolling a pen with a feverish creative desire, the nephew approaches Minori again, who feels lonely, and the second encounter becomes a forced oral sex that he didn't do before, further boosting the husband's creative desire and increasing his loneliness, and the third encounter following the nephew's spoiler should not be a complete fall, so if they have sex, depict ejaculation to portray the nephew's sincerity, spoil the husband's new work, and keep the nephew's confession of feelings as it is, but clearly portray that the nephew likes Minori, as an act stemming from affection, and enter into a complete fall after the relationship, culminating in the liberation of Minori, and unfold before the eyes of the husband who has returned home, and the nephew tells him about the final verification of the new work, and he agrees that it is good, stimulating his creative desire and bed request, and after that, he confesses his bed fetish to Minori and tells her that he will write this desire and then have sex, ending with the departing husband, and ending with the fun of a wife manipulated by the psychopathic aspects of the nephew and husband. If you could direct it up to here, I would feel like it had reached a masterpiece or a divine work.
I enjoyed the intense erotic scenes in various situations between Minori (actress Hatsune Minori) and Jin (actor Nanao Kami), Minori's husband Hiroki's nephew. I was excited by scenes like Jin having sex with Minori in the living room and the eroticism between the two gradually escalating. There are plenty of highlights, such as a scene where Minori and Jin have sex in the bedroom while her husband watches. Hatsune Minori's sexiness and the numerous erotic scenes with Nanao, who played the nephew, were wonderful.