
Silk Labo and SOD star Iori Furukawa team up to explore the complex layers of female desire. Beyond just pleasure or love, this film dives into Iori's past experiences and hidden fantasies. Witness the raw, authentic climax of a woman's true pleasure alongside the legendary Ittetsu.










Is this a collaboration project? Either way, it was boring. I'm a casual fan of Iori and have been following her since her debut via subscription, but I guess it's natural to come across a title that doesn't suit my taste. Since it's a subscription service, I don't feel like I lost anything.
*Consists of two parts. Some are dramas. With no cell phone connection, she ends up spending the night trapped in the company elevator with a senior she admires. The senior who thought he had a girlfriend turns out to be free, and they find out that they have feelings for each other, and they bond. The location of the elevator in a narrow, closed room enhances the eroticism. A story based on a situation that Iori admires. The second part is from the conversation. In the past, Ori-chan was too embarrassed to say anything even if there was something she wanted from her boyfriend. My plan is to try my best today. Iori-chan's "I want to chew" during the conversation is a moe point. When they were involved in the background in the second part, Iori-chan was so intense that Ittetsu-san became dangerous, right? There's a scene that makes me think. It looked like she wasn't moving, but Iori's hips were probably moving a lot. I'd like you to take a look at that.
I often watch AV with my partner, and she said that even from a woman's perspective, this work was enjoyable and got her in the mood without any discomfort. Both the actor and actress show natural sex without any exaggerated expressions, which is very appealing.
It feels unnatural to have them start a conversation and say 'nice to meet you' right after a scripted scene. If the theme was to have Iori Furukawa discuss 'Vita Sexualis,' there must have been a better way to film it. With actors this talented, a simpler structure would have been fine. I don't know why they chose this format, but the drama part in the first half was decent, so I'll give it an average rating. On a side note, I've always found cunnilingus scenes boring, but I never realized that a direct, close-up shot of the actor's tongue movement was the answer. I feel like giving this discovery 10 stars.
The beginning is an interview with the actress, but she talks about past relationships with zero passion, so it's pretty uninteresting. In the 'trapped in an elevator with your crush' scenario, the guy seems too timid and unreliable, so those who like the 'assertive yet sweet' type might find it lacking. Seeing them talk about their ideals and trying them out felt genuine, but the actress seems superficial, and I'm not sure what she's even looking for. She doesn't seem to care much. Even during the act, despite them saying 'let's do this together,' she doesn't seem into it, making the guy look like he's trying in vain—it's pathetic. It makes me lose interest, wondering if it's just that hard to make her feel good. The only good thing is that they're both attractive.