CAOH-021 - True Yukimura Haruki Complete Works 3: Masaki Naho

However, it’s definitely a love-it-or-hate-it kind of film. It’s dark, slow-paced, and lacks flashy production, so some might find it boring. To put it nicely, it’s erotic and aesthetic; to put it bluntly, it’s a record of personal kinks and a manifestation of fantasies. To be fair, the first half with Nao Masaki is well-edited with frequent scene cuts to keep you from getting bored and skipping ahead. That said, I skipped the last 15 minutes, so I don't know how it ends. It wasn't because it was bad, but because I got curious about the co-star, Megu Hinata, whom I’d never seen before.