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A bondage work by Saki Hatsumi, who is dressed as a female investigator. Saki infiltrates a company suspected of committing a crime, but is caught just one step away from obtaining evidence and is subjected to forced torture. She is tied up with her legs spread wide open, and aphrodisiacs are poured all over her body, causing her to semi-faint from being attacked with a large amount of rotor toy! ! Saki cries and wakes up, leaving herself to be done to by the men...










I'm reminded once again that Hatsumi Saki and rope bondage are a perfect match. A great piece of work.
A solid piece of bondage work. The scene where she's tied up and forced to walk while the ropes dig into her skin is a real turn-on.
It starts with her tied up, and honestly, I was getting bored with the clichรฉ scenes until the part where she straddles the knotted rope. It's impossible to look away. She's really trying hard to straddle it, and you can see the rope digging into her skin. It doesn't look treated, so I imagine the rope is quite rough. Usually, they treat the ropes to be slippery or soak them in liquids, but this looks raw. The production team must have intended this to be the main event, as the scene is quite long. Plus, she's completely naked here. Before this, she was clothed and doing various things, but the rope-straddling is done fully nude with no gimmicks. For a man, this view is top-tier. Everything else is pretty standard. I gave it 4 stars because the rope-straddling scene was so exciting.
The torture scenes to interrogate her about her infiltration mission only happen briefly in the first half; the rest of the plot could have been about an office lady or a housewife and it wouldn't have made a difference. Being tied up and violated before her cover was even blown, or the nose-job service, felt unnecessary or confusing. The main highlight is the rope-climbing scene. She's so overwhelmed with pleasure that she thrusts her hips and rubs her mucosa against the rope until she climaxes. Overall, it felt lacking as a 'female investigator' genre piece, but it was saved by the quality of the lead, Saki Hatsumi. 3 stars.