
On a scorching hot day, Kotomi hurries to arrange a repair service after her air conditioner breaks down. The repairman who arrives shortly looks familiar – it's her husband! That's right, it's definitely him. He's the politician who was giving a loud speech in front of our house! Damn it! It's unfair that he lives in such a nice house and has a beautiful wife on top of that!… Soon after, the man finishes the work and, while Kotomi isn't looking, begins to rummage through her underwear. Kotomi witnesses the scene…










The sense of déjà vu is so strong, and the plot is nothing other than "You, forgive me...". I recognize the eroticism of Tina Nanami's sticky and intense intercourse, but there's no celebrity vibe, and the sweaty depictions are weak. The only difference is that it takes place in the man's room. Honestly, if it had just been "You, forgive me...", the rating would have been a little better. If it had a different title, it would have needed more originality.
"Made in Japan" animation is called "anime", so is "celebrity" a word with a different nuance than its original meaning...? What does it mean for the wife of a local councilman to be a "celebrity"? Kotomi (Tina Nanami) and her husband are good people... They should have replaced the repairman with another employee when he showed disrespect. And then he searches through Kotomi's underwear, and... (omitted) witnesses the scene and...? I can overlook some forced plot points, but please don't disregard realism. Wait, do air conditioning repair companies even have overnight shifts...? Was the repair not completed right before the a●●ault? Kotomi... were you just lying on the bed the whole time between the a●●ault and the completion of the repair? The perpetrator who a●●aulted Kotomi came to apologize, but of course, that wasn't his real intention. He forcibly entered her home... Kotomi's resistance ended when she was forced to take his "thing" in her mouth. Did Kotomi not tell her husband to protect herself, or to protect his honor...? If it was for herself, she could have just fallen for it, but if it was for her husband, she should have told him at that time. I was hoping it wouldn't, but there was a shower scene. I talked about realism, but the lack of it is severe throughout the entire thing. Kotomi, engaging in lewd talk and intercourse at the man's house... You don't need to be a wife. You should do what you want to do, where you want to be. After taking a phone call from her worried husband...
From Tina-chan's flustered expression to the throbbing gaze at the moment her underwear is searched by a suspicious man, she fits the role perfectly! In particular, the sweat-soaked skin and tight clothes are bursting with eroticism, and the sense of depravity is unbearable!
The development from the moment the sweaty, famous wife has her underwear searched by a trashy repairman is seriously erotic. The NTR's sense of depravity works perfectly, and Tina-chan's sexy expression and body are the best. The tangled scenes are thick and intense, and the mixture of sweat and lust is incredibly exciting. The story is also realistic, and the collapse of the celebrity wife's pride is addictive.
It had evolved into a seductive performer, but losing weight diminished its power and dynamism. It's truly overtime work!