ATID-410 - Reunion with a former student I used to like. I couldn't restrain myself... Yuki Shino

This is more like a high-quality drama than an AV. Honestly, I was surprised. Even though the sexual arousal wasn't high, Kita Koji's portrayal of his devoted love for his former student is outstanding. Yukino NoNo isn't a *great* actress, but her cute and lyrical vibe fits the setting perfectly. It's a masterpiece born from the fusion of their chemistry. I agree with the reviewers' lower sexual ratings, but I'm completely satisfied with the work as a whole. It's nice to have something different every now and then.

NoNo's acting isn't the greatest, but the sex scenes and story are too good to waste. The sailor uniform scene was especially… weird and didn't make much sense. But NoNo's sex scenes *are* pretty good. The deep kissing is top tier. The source material is amazing, I feel like they could've done more with her.

I've kept watching despite the recent string of disappointments because I'm a fan, but I'm finally done. I'm giving up after this one. I'm staying away from anything this company releases for the foreseeable future.

Same director as the last one. Still focused on drama, and the actress tries her best despite lacking acting skills. The dynamic is the same as the last one – a relationship starting with a r*pe, this time with a former teacher instead of her father. Both characters are secretly in love. The initial r*pe scene felt like a fake-out, and it's overpriced for what it is. The second uniform sex scene just felt like going through the motions, lacking any real passion. This director puts effort into the drama, but the build-up is fundamentally weak. The final build-up is barely passable… actually, it's pretty bad. With this much focus on drama, they should sell this on Silk Lab instead of Attackers. The sex isn't worth the price tag as an AV, they should rebrand as adult films.

I bought this for Yūki's sailor outfit, and honestly, that was the only good part. Other aspects weren't as good as her previous works. I've bought all of Yūki's stuff since her debut, but I feel like she's been in a slump lately. I don't care who directs or writes, just give us something that really showcases Yūki's potential.