
Asahi, the stepsister who sacrificed everything to raise her brother Yuki, suddenly gets a boyfriend named Iwata. He's a total loser with a twisted personality, but Asahi is blinded by love and decides to marry him, ultimately discarding her brother for a fake happiness.










The contrast between the stunningly fit Asahi-chan and the loser-type guy made for some incredibly erotic chemistry.
I don't know why, but it wasn't erotic at all. The reason she's marrying a boyfriend with such a terrible personality feels weak. It seems like an NTR story from the younger brother's perspective, but since she's so lovey-dovey with her boyfriend from the start (and doesn't know his true nature), there's zero sense of NTR. Asahi-san, who gets told 'you're not my type' by such a trashy, creepy guy, didn't feel like an attractive woman at all (in the context of this video).
*I wanted to watch it as soon as it appeared on the DVD/Blu-ray reservation list! And... In a work starring Asahi Mizuno, With this title, This amazing package! It should definitely be a masterpiece. Of course, it's a super dark mosaic of 2017... The older sister played by Asahi Mizuno is really charming and erotic. I'm sure in the end, my beloved sister will be lost to my younger brother... Huh? The whole time I watched it empathizing with my younger brother. Huh? How will this end in AV? No, it's an AV, so this is the ending? It was a dud for me, but if it wasn't for super dense mosaic, it would be 4... The above is a completely subjective and absolute evaluation.
It feels like the veteran Asahi Mizuno is dutifully acting along with a 'maguro' (lifeless/passive) creep. The only one who benefited from this role was the passive male actor who got to be intimate with a top-tier actress. Unless he shows a more greedy, 'creepy' style of sex, I don't see the point of the 'creep' character setting. The brother's empty masturbation at the end perfectly symbolizes the emptiness of the entire production.