
The long-awaited debut produced by Nanako Miyamura! It features a shocking premise: an ordinary OL keeping a woman as a pet at home. Nanako hand-picked Mikuru Shiiba as her partner. Mikuru perfectly embodies the 'busty pet' role, even relishing the spicy spankings from Nanako. This series is packed with 100% of Nanako's wildest fantasies and twisted fetishes!










*I bought this because it was produced by Nanako Miyamura (hereinafter referred to as Miyamura). In the opening scene where Mikuru-chan is given milk, the milk package is prominently shown and I laughed. I wish Mikuru-chan and Miyamu's lesbian kiss used milk more erotically after drinking milk. But the kiss itself was erotic ◎ Miyamu's suit look was also good. In the scene where they lick each other's feet, the scene where Mikuru licks the stuffy feet of her stockings that she just got home from work was so erotic that the smell seemed to reach all the way. Miyamu, the owner, generally treats Mikuru-chan kindly with a smile, but When Mikuru-chan tries to eat like a human using her hands, The way he instantly turns straight and says in a cold tone, "It's a pet, right?" really shows off the psychopathic vibe. (There's something dangerous about the fact that when he said he was going to make dinner, he brought out sweet bread.) There are several scenes in which he appears with a straight face, and this straight face creates a dangerous atmosphere in the world of the work. It is one of the items, and adds a scary meaning to the subtitle "Hidden Extraordinary". In the first place, how did Mikuru-chan become Miyamu's pet? Did he once live a life like a normal human being? When you think about things like that, you can come up with all sorts of delusions that are both interesting and scary. And erotic. Is the relationship between these two just an extraordinary relationship? Or do they live happily and in love with each other in everyday life? If this relationship is only extraordinary, What will happen to Mikuru-chan when this relationship becomes a daily routine and becomes a rut? When I think about it, I get a little shudder. However, in the final scene of making out, it can be perceived that there is love in the scene, There is hope. I think this work is ambiguous and interesting.