CMV-121 - Kidnapping, confinement, and bondage: The desperate struggle of helpless heroines.

*The way she is restrained with her panties exposed is really beautiful! This is one recommended book!

The increase in kidnapping scenes makes it feel more like a proper DID (abduction/confinement) work. However, the rope-tying scenes, which were frequent before, have decreased. As others have noted, there are no 'waking up' scenes either. Kidnapping (unconscious or otherwise), tying up, gagging/blindfolding, waking up, and struggling upon realizing one is bound—since there are several segments, it would be much more enjoyable to combine these into various patterns. Many DID fans prefer the build-up to the kidnapping, so it would be better to focus on that. There's a perpetrator character who delivers lines midway through, and the quality of that performance keeps improving. While this work is popular among fans of clothed bondage, the costumes like Halloween police officers or cosplay students have decreased, which actually gives it a more natural DID feel—that part is a significant improvement. However, the casual clothes are all so tacky that it looks like 'college students in middle school cosplay,' which is a bit of a waste. Since everyone has the same style, it might be better to tailor the outfits to the roles and actresses.

In addition to the usual series content, kidnapping scenes have been added for most of the women. Since they all get knocked out and dragged away, I'm personally very happy about this. The methods are chloroform and a punch to the stomach. Others are dragged away with their mouths covered, fading out of the frame. There are scenes of them passing out, but no scenes of them waking up. Everyone is back to struggling energetically in the next scene. It's a shame I can't see them sleeping. Instead, you get a close-up of the perpetrator's smug face. There's almost no foreplay. The chloroform resistance is weak, the stomach punch looks awkward since it's from behind, and seconds after they pass out, they're tied up and struggling again. It feels like it misses the mark on all counts. For the chloroform scenes, don't overthink it—just have them struggle like in a nympho flick, and then have them fall asleep at the end. I hope the next installment features better fainting acting and more screen time while they're unconscious.