
We all have that one woman we can't forget, right? Mayuki and I were inseparable as kids, but growing up, we were too shy to admit our feelings. Five years later, we reunite and the repressed passion explodes. We were both in love all along! To make up for 23 lost years, we devour each other's bodies in a night of pure, unadulterated passion. A fateful night where we finally confirm our love.










*To be honest, the acting is so embarrassing that I can't watch it, but the passion involved is extremely erotic. The intensity of macho vs. glamor, who have manga-like drawing skills, expressing their long-held feelings with all their might is clearly expressed. It's amazing how you can watch it without feeling cold, even though it looks like it's been processed. The number of actresses like Gao Hirose has increased, but she is still full of beauty and eroticism that set her apart. It's so complete that I don't really have much room for interpretation or anything like that, so it's hard to make it into a heartwarming work (I don't know), but it might be an excellent work for people of all ages and sexual orientations.
Hmm, it's not bad, but I'm not sure if a pure romance theme really suits this actress.
This actress is perfect—beautiful, great figure, and a good actor. The setting, intro, pacing, play content, male actor, and volume were, to put it mildly, the best. I think it's a masterpiece among childhood friend-themed works.
I wish I had a childhood friend this cute who was so devoted to me. I imagined how they must have spent time being jealous and regretful of each other, which amplified the joy of them finally getting together and made me feel even more immersed in their happy sex.
Everyone has different standards for what constitutes a 'serious drama,' but within the hybrid framework of AV and drama, this passes with flying colors (pardon the condescending tone). However, when even minor details like an extra's face or a magazine they're reading are blurred, it feels cheap—like a 'cardboard background.' Still, the actors' natural performances are enough to make you forget you're watching an AV. Perhaps because it prioritizes the drama, the fact that there's no sexual activity within the first 15 minutes is a plus. The storytelling is engaging enough that I wouldn't have minded if the drama portion lasted 45–60 minutes. Actually, watching Mayukichi in a slightly revealing dress makes you so worked up that the payoff when she finally starts undressing is doubled. The first bite is always the best. I also liked how my emotions synced with the scenes. During the intimate conversation before the first act, I felt my excitement building as I thought, 'It's almost time.' You might say that's true for any AV, but looking at the details, it gently stimulates the viewer's libido before the act—it prioritizes quality. Regardless, this work has a definite 'quality of sex.' Mayukichi has a high-art physique, though I thought to myself before watching that her areolas were a bit understated. After watching, I realized I hadn't been looking at the whole picture—my apologies. Regardless of that, her face is great, her voice is great, her acting is great, her butt is great, and the way she expresses pleasure by twisting her hips is perfect. Ready to fire. To describe the progression after the pure love drama in one word: enjoy. Since it's billed as a pure love drama, it might have been nice to insert a regular drama scene in the middle as an accent. I'm sure some people felt a bit overwhelmed by the constant 'insertion after insertion.' I hope the demand for drama-heavy AVs continues to grow.