AUKG-268 - Lesbian Chatroom: Cyber Lust

近未来風な作品なのかも知れないが・・・結局妄想の世界の話なので あまり感情移入出来ず・・・ 川菜美鈴と枢木みかんのコスプレ姿は可愛いが・・・ その後のＨシーンは、ソフトレズで、風呂場のシーンがまぁまぁかなって感じ お互いが隣人であったりとか、チャットをする場所が同じだったりとかしているので、最後はお互い現実の世界で知り合って・・・と言う流れがあるのかと思いきや気が付かないまま終了・・・最後にちょっと他人同士って感じの軽い会話があるぐらいだったので、なんか中途半端！！

*Unnatural camera work that intentionally doesn't show private parts. Is it because the mosaic is thin? . For women? . However, if you say that the emphasis is on the story, there are no twists or anything. After watching it, only stress remained. This rating is impossible for these two actresses. I will never watch this director's work again! .

For better or worse, it's your typical U&K mature lesbian flick. Whether it's wearing lingerie and bunny ears in a bar lounge or revealing sexy cosplay in a family restaurant, the costumes are so unrealistic that I couldn't get immersed. The eroticism is so watered down that it's hard to get excited. Why is that? I looked it up and found out that neither actress has really appeared in lesbian works before. In other words, they paired up two actresses with no lesbian experience who can't pull off the role. In cases like this, they should at least cast one person with experience. As it stands, this performance won't resonate with lesbian fans at all.

*People who have no experience with online games may find it difficult to empathize with the worldview. I don't know if there are chat games where you can have sex, but in this work, A setting that allows avatars to be lesbians with each other in virtual space. What the avatar does is expressed in live action, but it is not as realistic as this. An online game where you can have sex would be a dream come true. I feel like I'm waiting because no one is in the space where I logged in and met. The depiction of the other party suddenly freezing is quite realistic. Karami's plot is all between the avatars, and the second half feels intense. In real life, the person whose face you don't even know is actually next door or your neighbor. The drama part is also good, with only greetings that are at the level of social greetings. This worldview could be explored further. I gave it 5 stars with hopes for the future of the content.