![AQUCO-012 [VR] Only the sounds of saliva and moans: Tsukumo Mei](https://cdn.submyav.com/cdn/covers/full/aquco-012.webp)
Zero talk, just raw sounds. Immerse yourself in a space filled only with the sounds of saliva and intense moans. Focus entirely on the pleasure with the cool beauty Tsukumo Mei. Once you dive into this, you'll experience a level of immersion you've never felt before.












5 stars for the male actor's hands barely being in the shot. -1 star because his finger hair is absolutely disgusting.
*I wonder if there will be a VR work? I was looking forward to it, so I'm happy. She's cute even when she's not used to it. I like Fellatio's face. I'm looking forward to more VR works! I'm rooting for you!
*I really like the concept. This actress is also wonderful. However, there were many performances that said... Do you lick your own fingers while twisting your partner's nipples? So, is it over? Don't understand the intention? I doubt the director's sense. disappointing!
I've been curious about this actress because I like her strong-willed face, so I watched her VR debut. She has a cool, masculine charm that would make her popular with women, which really tickles my submissive side. Scene 1: Dildo fellatio (no male actor), caressing from a 'looking down' perspective (only the male actor's hands are shown). Scene 2: Fellatio to the main act. There is absolutely no kissing, nipple play, or face-to-face missionary. In Scene 1, I could enjoy her face, her fellatio expressions were erotic, and her reactions were good, so I had high hopes. But in Scene 2, the camera angle was too narrow, and it didn't capture the actress well, which made it hard for me to get off. Looking at reviews for other works by this studio and director, there are frequent complaints about the cinematography. I also felt the actress's limitations, such as the restricted play and her lack of aptitude for VR filming. The tagline 'No dialogue, your immersion is being tested' is clean in a way, but if that's the case, they should have just done a simple, documentary-style shoot without a scenario. It felt like they were just unnecessarily highlighting the actress's weaknesses. I understand they were trying to make the most of her despite her limitations, but I don't think it worked here. VR can certainly look ridiculous if the viewer doesn't have a positive mindset. In that sense, 'your immersion is being tested' applies to all VR works. I think that tagline is important because it implies that the viewer also needs to have an understanding of the medium. I look forward to seeing Mea Kuzuno's VR comeback.