
Lina, a detective with a sharp instinct, saves Aya, who collapsed in front of her office while being chased by the notorious Hanazono Corporation. Determined to protect her, Lina steps up, but she soon finds herself in a situation far more dangerous and intimate than she imagined.












It's a common trope where a detective trying to protect his client ends up getting violated along with her, but there are some creative touches that make it interestingโlike the client, who seemed like a pure lady, turning out to be a masochist, or the two of them ending up being kept naked by her husband like a polygamous arrangement. The scene where the detective can't pull the trigger in Russian roulette, accepts that he's the weaker one, and submits to being a plaything for a stronger man is a highlight. Aya Kisaki's anal play and the sex scenes were erotic and good, but since there's no scene establishing the detective as 'tough' at the start, the gap in his fall from grace feels lacking. The acting isn't great either, so I wouldn't expect much in terms of narrative quality.
It's a pretty soft 'humiliation' play compared to the title, which is a bit of a letdown. If they were going to go with a drama-style format, I wanted to see the messy, intense humiliation that comes from interpersonal conflicts and drama, but...
*Although they are supposed to be detectives, there are no scenes of them doing anything like detectives, and Fujimoto and Kisaki look and feel so similar that it's hard to tell them apart. It felt like it would have easily fallen apart if it didn't have the same length as the ``Yaโiro'' stage, and it felt like a mediocre work.