
Akari, a wealthy heiress, is kidnapped by her father's former servant, Kita, who seeks revenge for his firing. He hands her over to a yakuza boss, Kudo, where she is subjected to relentless sexual abuse. Her innocent body is turned into a breeding slave, filled with semen as she is broken down day by day.


















*Akari-jou's Ryo-type, no doubt. Beautiful figure with long black hair and a plump, erotic body. The acting is also ◯, from the beginning when he is a little frightened and unwilling to be raped, to the way he gradually accepts it and finally becomes depressed with his eyes wide open.
*Anyway, Akari is raped all the time. I can't stand the look on her face as she cums inside me and gives it to me.
It's a huge disappointment, in a word. The actress is sexy and cute, but the actual content... First of all, the screen is so dark throughout that it's hard to see her expressions. The 'falling into lust via aphrodisiac' trope is fine, but she gets so far gone that when the actor commands her to say 'it feels good' or 'give me your cock,' she just makes 'ah-ah' noises, which is a letdown. I really wanted to hear actual dialogue there. Also, the final scene where the father watches his daughter being violated has no sign of the father—no appearance, no lines—which kills the mood. It would have been better if he were forced to receive oral sex from her or made to participate.
It's a common issue with this series, but the descent into corruption feels a bit too rushed. That said, Akari Neo's acting and the story fit this installment perfectly. I'm hoping to see a lady character who puts up a fight until the very end.
Akari Neo's change in expression is magnificent. Especially her eyes and voice after she's completely broken. If you watch from start to finish, there are definitely some scenes that feel unnecessarily long, but if you're watching for a few minutes of pleasure, it's more than enough. The drama part doesn't feel like filler either; the way despair turns into pleasure and submission is carefully portrayed. It lives up to the packaging, and I think it was a great purchase.