
Luna Tsukino & Kanna Hirai W lesbian release! Married women drowning in lust for each other. 'I have no complaints about my family, but I need stimulation as a woman. Lesbian sex isn't cheating, right?' They invite each other over during the day to indulge in the ultimate lesbian affair. Witness their thrilling secret escapes!










The second in the series. The opening monologue is definitely a distraction. Whether their relationship is an affair or not doesn't affect the quality or evaluation of the work at all, and since they claim it's not an affair, there's no point in trying to depict a sense of immorality or illicit thrill. I don't know what the point of this intro is. I won't name names, but the actress's acting is questionable, making this scene drag and killing the mood right from the start (it would be better without it). This work features a combination of the mysterious Luna and Shiona, who has a very 'ordinary' married woman vibe. To put it bluntly, the result is quite disappointing. The biggest flaw is that the kissing isn't erotic at all. The moment the kiss at the entrance started, I had a bad feeling. There's no sense of longing or desire to jump into the other person; it's just a lukewarm kiss with no passion. The suction sounds, the saliva, and the moans—they only feel erotic when there's genuine emotion behind them, but here it just feels like they're 'performing' for the camera. In short, they're just going through the motions. While I think Luna usually shines in intense play, in this opening scene, she seems to be relying on loud noises to avoid showing real chemistry. Shiona is just noisy, and overall, there's no eroticism. The second scene, which has a 'filming' concept, is the highlight of the work, as the actresses' eye contact and expressions are genuinely erotic. They seem more relaxed than in the first scene, with more affection. It's nice to see Shiona's mature charm and Luna's rare cute expressions. However, perhaps feeling that the actresses' lesbian techniques weren't enough to carry the runtime, they introduced toys, which felt forced and painful. If you're going to use them, show the effect (like making it more intense), but given the concept (reaffirming the joy of being a woman), while 'insertion' is understandable, sucking on them is just a performance for the viewers, showing the director's lack of focus. In the third scene, they finally do some scissoring, but it ends with a double-ended dildo, which completely killed the mood. While the flow and content aren't much different from other works in the series, the fact that the eroticism is so vastly different is both scary and interesting. Both are said to be making their lesbian debut, but that's irrelevant to the viewer. The material is excellent, but it's just an average work that can't hide the lack of skill.
I'm a fan of both, so I had high hopes, but it ended in disappointment. The most important thing in a lesbian scene is the kissing. This is just my personal preference, but the kissing felt perfunctory. The scenes are long, but it's obvious their hearts aren't in it. Also, I really don't need them looking at the camera.
The fully clothed, close-contact, slobbery kissing that starts the moment they enter the entryway is incredibly erotic, and seeing her almost climax just from the kissing was great. The flow felt like even taking off clothes was a hassle, so I actually would have liked to see a full 'fully clothed' play.
It's such a waste, especially since these are two actresses I really like. They just rely on their usual toys and seem to think that aggressive kissing is all it takes. Lesbian works should be softer and more intimate with mutual caressing. The actresses and scripts are always good, but they really don't understand what makes a good lesbian production.
There's too much saliva. It's erotic, sure, but the way she kisses is poor. She just keeps licking and sucking incessantly with her tongue out, which ruins the sexiness of a kiss. Also, the moaning gets too loud halfway through, which I didn't like.