
When citizens start committing random crimes, investigator Yuka is sent to uncover the organization behind it. After tracing the suspects to a single hospital, she infiltrates the facility, only to fall into a trap that leads to her complete downfall.




















I watched this recently and it suddenly occurred to me that I remember reading what seemed to be the script for this a long time ago. 70-80% of the story was the same, so it probably was. But while I was rock-hard reading the script, watching the actual video of the same drama just didn't feel erotic enough to get me excited. Is it the actress's fault, or does the director lack erotic imagination? It's strange. Also, in what I read, the epilogue had the heroine, now a sex slave, lewdly reenacting the hospital break-in scene from the first half, highlighting the gap between before and after her fall. I thought, 'This is great, I love this!' but it's gone in the final version. Did the producers make them rewrite it, or did the director change it on set? Cutting out such a great erotic epilogue is a waste—I really don't know what these AV makers are thinking.
I wanted to see what happens after she falls, but the 3-minute blowjob scene at the end just isn't enough... It feels like it focuses too much on the sex rather than the torture of a captured undercover agent.
The ending makes you wonder if there's a sequel. Kokoyuka-san is as cute as ever, and she really suits the role of the one being bullied. I'd want to rate it 'good' just for that, but... the content is the problem. Hmm... everything ends with a facial. If it's a humiliation-themed work, they should have included internal ejaculation too. Also, ending the film mid-fellatio is just... The actual encounters consist of two with Kokoyuka-san and one with Aika Miyazaki. In terms of frequency, I suppose it's acceptable, but because they tried to force a narrative, the impact of the scenes feels diluted. If a sequel is made, it'll be interesting to see how they compensate for the thin content of this installment.
The actress is fine, but the actual gameplay is... lacking. They market it as a brainwashing theme, but only one person gets corrupted, and that's only at the very end. I was hoping that Aika Miyazaki, who appeared midway through, was already brainwashed, but that wasn't the case. If you're going to use brainwashing as a theme, I'd at least want to see someone get fully brainwashed and engage in some intense lesbian play... If you happen to see this at a rental shop, well, do what you want.
Pros: ・The actress was reasonably cute. ・There's a decent conclusion. Cons: ・There are two heroines, but only one gets corrupted. (The ending vaguely hints at a sequel) ・How is this even considered 'brainwashing/rape'? (lol) ・The variety of acts is poor. (It's just missionary and oral sex over and over) Not worth the full price. The 'Cyber Training' series they released before was much better. Why the regression?