
Hodaka Yuuki takes on men with sexual complexes, treating them like toys and pushing them to their absolute limits with intense oral and vaginal stimulation.










*I don't know of any AV that is better than Hotaka. Seriously the best. Her breasts, her handsome face, and her voice are all amazing. .
*Yuuki Hotaka's eroticism stands out and it's amazing! ! As a complex improvement project Men who have various problems such as premature ejaculation and short men Yuuki Hotaka's erotic tech Makes me feel so good In the S-man scene, the offense and defense are switched, and I'm a little dissatisfied with the fact that the man can't tell the difference. It was nice to see Yuki Hotaka trying her best not to be defeated, and it had a very sadistic feel to it.
The opening scene where she mocks the actor about his penis size with sharp words was cut. The other chapters are just okay. I thought she looked like model Naoe Ubukata.
The premise was supposed to be about interacting with an amateur, but all we get are professional actors. Well, setting that aside, the first actor was... Okukazu, right? Is he still around? He's completely balding... They made him wear a paper bag and play a pathetic M role. It felt like he'd really fallen from grace, though maybe that's none of my business. As for Kubota in the S-male role, that actually worked for me since I'm into S stuff. The other two actors I didn't know just ended up being 'nympho attacks.' Even if it's a 'project' to improve things, is it really okay to have so little actual interaction between the man and woman? I wanted to give it two stars, but since Kubota was in it, I'll give it three. Also, my request to this studio: stop obsessing over nympho tropes; the men are way too M. They need to be more aggressive. At this rate, it feels no different from a POV amateur video. One more thing: the actors cast as 'amateur men' are almost always pathetic. It makes me wonder if they're mocking amateurs. The industry needs to think about that. We don't need them trying to prove how 'great' the actors are. If they claim they aren't doing that, then why make the amateur male role so pathetic?