
Special investigator Izumi goes undercover to infiltrate the villain Jojima's hideout. While gathering evidence on international drug smuggling, she gets caught. Now, she is at his mercy, forced to submit to his every whim as her resolve crumbles into pure pleasure.












The acting from the lead and supporting cast, including the action sequences, is high-quality, and the direction is meticulous—it feels like watching a V-Cinema. In the intimate scenes, the way the strong female investigator shows genuine disgust is great, as it builds anticipation for her eventual breakdown. The actors' methods are persistent, using her inability to move to humiliate her or forcing her to say lewd things by holding her weaknesses over her. The first three scenes are excellent, but the final scene feels more tragic than erotic due to the use of [substance], which is a shame. To emphasize the contrast with the beginning, I wish it had ended on a more sensual, pleasure-corrupted note. Still, it stands out from the rest, so 4 stars.
*I think this is a work that should be ranked high. As others have commented, there are some flaws, such as the ending being unsatisfying. I enjoyed watching the lead character, Tamaki Nakaoka, being raped for almost the entire movie. Although I was a little unsatisfied with the fall. Well, until the other investigators fall...While many of the works are half-finished. It felt like it was carefully crafted. Above all, the main character, Tamaki Nakaoka, is beautiful? I had a good impression that the photo was taken on .
A rare case where the content isn't bad, but the actress is disappointing.
*The acting is good and the action is sharp and good. It's a waste at the end
Tamaki Nakaoka is tall and cool. She's the type of actress who would fit well in something like GIGA. However, the work itself is just mediocre. There was a lack of creativity in the heroine's character setting, the relationship with the perpetrators, the individual situations, and the story progression. As others have said, it emphasized misery more than eroticism. I watched it on a subscription service, but I didn't feel the need to purchase it individually.