
Ayaharu has been dating her current boyfriend for seven years. From the beginning of their relationship, her boyfriend's close friend, Yuuta, was always nearby. Gradually, it became natural for the three of them to be together. Ayaharu began to show a vulnerable side to Yuuta that she unconsciously only showed to her boyfriend. However, for Yuuta, who had secretly harbored feelings for Ayaharu for seven years, this was an exceedingly cruel stimulus.












The story revolves around the beautiful Natsume being unjustly assaulted, and her charm makes it feel even more wrong. It's the most she's fought back against violence in any of her works, which is both heartbreaking and beautiful. The average rating is low, but I personally think it's excellent. Definitely a must-watch for Natsume fans โ you'll be captivated by her expressions.
That high-risk NTR shoot in a friend's bedroom was seriously wild and entertaining. My only gripe is the setting felt a little *too* indoor and claustrophobic. This style โ mixing 'days-long recording', 'drama', 'documentary', and 'candid' elements โ is tricky to pull off. It needs a clear split between the first and second halves, or it falls flat.
I do like it, but yeah, it's definitely getting stale. Maybe try something a little lighter?
I really like Natsume, but lately all her stuff feels the same. I'm starting to crave something *really* explicit! Like, getting totally wrecked by a dirty old man or some creepy older guy, all sticky and tongue-tied... But I guess that's a no-go.
That kid from "The Day I Slept With Her Sister"...ugh. Here he is again, predictably useless. No worthwhile scenes, no build-up, nothing. Just stay away from Natsume's work in the future. That's all.