
I have devoted myself to my husband and lived honestly as a teacher. Although every day is busy and hectic, my heart feels somehow unfulfilled. That's when I discovered a passion for writing novels. After work, I frequented the library and devoted myself to writing. As I usually wrote in my notebook, I suddenly looked up and saw, a woman being sexually assaulted by a man behind the bookshelf. I realized I was staring intently at the two of them….










I remember seeing just one of Misono's early works. She had a slightly immature physique back then, but her eyes were striking. I felt her sexual reactions were a little lacking. I vaguely knew she became popular playing femme fatale roles, but wasn't particularly interested. I happened to see her interview where she said she doesn't have sex in her private life and chose Attackers because she's interested in acting. That piqued my curiosity, so I watched this. She's definitely a good actress. Plus, her refined and beautiful face, and short haircut are attractive as a sexually active woman who seduces men, but she also comes across as a woman who prioritizes work over romance. I thought that would also be exciting as a passive woman who's the object of a man's desire in the Attackers style. But I'm left feeling a bit unsatisfied after watching it. I think Kitourune Kawaguchi's script is a bit too elaborate for an AV. Basically, all the sex scenes in this work seem to be happening in the heroine's dreams or fantasies. Even if the heroine actually had sex with Mr. Nakata in reality, this man is a completely abstract being who doesn't even know her identity or talk to her. I don't think viewers will get excited by that. It's cliché, but having the heroine assault the man who was raped in his dream and feel immense pleasure, and then the man saying "Wow, we're a perfect match. Let's meet again," only to be slapped by the heroine who tells him to "Get out!" and then begging her husband for sex at the end would be better. Kawaguchi is putting out some interesting, pretty aggressive stuff with Attackers lately, but this feels like a bit of a miss. Still, Misono's appeal makes me look forward to her future Attackers work.
*Part of the Attackers INMAD label. This work depicts a woman who fulfills the roles of both a teacher and a married woman, as she becomes aware of her hidden desires and oscillates between reality and fantasy. The main setting is a library, a public place where silence is sought after. As advertised as an aphrodisiac/molestation, she is robbed of her freedom by the man she meets for the first time and is tortured from start to finish. The highlight is especially the sex using tools such as handcuffs, foot shackles, electric massagers, and vibrators. The way she convulses with the afterglow of the orgasm gives a glimpse of her seriousness as an actress and is precious. In the final stage, even though her husband is watching her, she invites a man herself, straddles her body, and devours pleasure freely. I can't take my eyes off to the end to see what will happen to her relationship with her sexless husband. Recommended! Check it out in the main story!
*Waka Misono passionately plays the serious story of Attackers. In my fantasies, Waka Misono is being molested in the library and on the train. The actors were amazing and it was amazing! ! There are many scenes where she is molested, so there is almost no noise, but it was amazing to see her being forced into her home and being tied up while being tied up! I was fascinated. The actor has great technique! Waka Misono also played the role of a married female teacher addicted to aphrodisiacs very well. As expected, the works of Attackers and Waka Misono! It was so good! Recommended!