APNS-039 - Mother and Daughter Forced Pregnancy

*There are some parts that are a little sketchy as a work, such as why the daughter fell into the yakuza so easily and why she was brought home in such a state. However, Sekine's worldview matches well with the atmosphere of a girl in a state of being beaten, and she gives off the feeling that she is obsessed with sex. Kawakami also shows a stable performance, offering his body to his daughter as long as it's for her, and gradually begins to feel better. The two perform this perverted atmosphere perfectly and skillfully. Furthermore, to increase the sense of perversion, it would have been more enjoyable if there was some lesbian play, such as the mother snatching away the dick that the daughter is adding, and the daughter chewing on the mother, who is feeling good after being penetrated, and saying, ``Mommy is cute.'' The perverse scene between mother and daughter in this area feels like an early work of ``Surrogacy Mother.'' Although the work is a bit rough and there are areas for improvement as mentioned above, it is a highly exciting work by both actresses Sekine and Kawakami, so I give it 5 stars, although it is a little sweet.

As a drama, Yu Kawakami's acting is excellent. However, the mosaic is too pixelated and there's not enough internal ejaculation. The camera angles are also quite tiring to watch.

*It's really nice to see the mother forcing herself for her daughter even though she doesn't like it, and the daughter is really an added bonus, or I'm grateful for the eroticism of the mother trying her hardest.

There are several works where Yu Kawakami plays a mother who gets taken advantage of and creampied by bad guys; if you like this trope, I highly recommend it. I'm personally hooked on this pattern (lol). Yu Kawakami's performance when she's being taken is top-tier.

If you're going to use the story from the title and copy to deliver eroticism, you need to do it with care. It's not a mainstream film, so I'd overlook some things, but this has zero reality and it kills the mood. It's a waste of the two performers' talents; the direction just ruins the ingredients.