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Female applicants only!! High-amount loan support program 'Money Pig'. 'Money Pig', shadowy major entrepreneurs, will judge whether to invest cash from their own funds based on presentations by female applicants. However, for the money to be established, they must respond to the pigs' base requests and satisfy them. Only applicants who excite the greasy pigs and accept their desires entirely can receive high-amount investment. Will this applicant successfully achieve 'money establishment'?


















Yuuka-san is so cute with her chubby figure. The plot is kinda dumb, but it's funny and erotic. This is a masterpiece, no doubt.
The setup is good, but the camerawork isn't great. I wish they'd add more erotic scenes.
It's funny, the scenes are good, and I'm totally satisfied! I'm hoping for a sequel with actors like Shizen Miyuki, Kawahigashi Misato (Kana Misato), Shirakawa Yuzu, and Matsumoto Ichika. Also, I think it would be even better if you used even uglier and more unattractive male actors. Just a thought: Moritaka Mitsuru, Iwata, Abe, Kodama Hitoshi, and if they lost a little weight, Miura Yasujo, Okure, Baba, and Nakamura could work too.
You probably remember the old show 'Money Tiger,' right? Some people might not know it depending on their age. It's a parody of that, featuring a young wife, Yuoka Miu, being taken advantage of. It's an erotic parody, so it's guaranteed to be funny and get you hard! I wonder if she managed to get the money she wanted?
This is about a housewife, you see... This is a work featuring the mysterious beauty, Ms. Miu. Within the story, this wife is referred to as Ms. Ariyoka, so it's likely Ariyoka Miu. Ariyoka Miu... hmm? As the title suggests, it's a parody. And the parody aspect is really well done. There are two challengers, but the first, this gambling auntie, makes you think, "What is this old lady doing? If it weren't for these times..." It's a bit unsettling. The second is the aforementioned Ms. Ariyoka, and she's a total beauty, right up my alley. It's been a while since I've seen a beauty like Ms. Ariyoka, so unlike the first auntie, I find myself rooting for her. But here's the thing. Ms. Ariyoka comes seeking 3 million yen in investment to open a cafe, her dream, after her husband's company goes bankrupt or something. With nothing! Not a business plan, but "I have a perfect plan in my head!"... not really. She's just desperately empty-headed, that's all. She probably thinks she'll get money unconditionally just by showing up. I almost blurted out, "Ms. Ariyoka, don't do anything crazy, just work the register at a supermarket!" She can't even answer properly, and her flustered demeanor makes you feel like she's been scammed out of money by falling for weird emails more than once. You can sense her backstory. Occasionally, this is the kind of person who comes visiting โ our Ms. Ariyoka. I just can't compete with Ms. Ariyoka. But what's really good is, it's "Like a housewife, you see!" The line delivered by Ms. Ariyoka, perfectly portraying the airheadedness of Ariyoka the wife! I can only marvel at this word choice. I apologize, I am impressed. It's the most beautiful Japanese phrase I want to say out loud right now: "Like a housewife, you see!" So, while I was thrilled by "Like a housewife, you see!", I wonder how many people actually saw that scene in an AV where the setup is often skipped over. This is an issue I must continue to ponder. She opened her long-awaited cafe, but it predictably failed, and Ms. Ariyoka is probably called in around twice a month for... well, you know. All I could do was offer my *shiriko-dama* hoping it would be of some help.