DASD-579 - 愛されすぎてイッてるのに止めてくれないツンデレ痴女姉妹

There are four main parts, but the content is so repetitive that it gets boring. They should've included the sailor-suit girl in the second part too.

If you had a girlfriend, she'd probably get sabotaged at every turn. Of course, if it's Nao Masaki, that's exactly what she'd do. There was no info about Claire Hasumi liking BL; that was more Nao Jinguji or Ami Kasai. But it's true that she gives off a vibe that she's really into BL. One thing that bothers me is that the original title seems to have been 'The whole story of how I ended up living with these chaotic three sisters because my parents remarried.' There's a subtitle like that early on. As of writing this, you can even confirm it in the trailer at 00:00:08.

As expected with a cast of three actresses, it's a solid production in the best sense of the word. There are many bright scenes, and it feels like a pop-style comedy. It's basically POV, and while there are a few moments where the perspective drifts slightly at the end, I thought it was good overall. However, maybe it was a stylistic choice for the 'pop' vibe, but the camera tilting was a little distracting.

POV x Harem x Fukada, Hasumi, and Kobayakawa = a great production. Even with three actresses, the structure allowed each one to shine, which was excellent. Scene 1: Hasumi and Fukada. Scene 2: Fukada and Kobayakawa. Scene 3: Kobayakawa and Hasumi. Scene 4: All three. The only downside was the writing; they were given specific character settings and lines that felt a bit forced (especially for Hasumi-san). Since these three are veterans who know this genre well, I think it would have been better to let them be themselves rather than forcing a specific character trope. Overall, it was a visual treat, but the dialogue was a bit off, so I'm docking one star.

Having my favorite actresses play three sisters is the best. Plus, seeing all three of them in glasses is just too moe. Looks like I won't be leaving the house this three-day weekend.