
Mei, a college student dating Takeru, goes to greet his father, Ichiro. Upon seeing his son's girlfriend, Ichiro is instantly captivated. He discovers that Mei's father works for his subsidiary. Using his power, he forces Mei to move in with him, claiming it's for their marriage, and threatens to tell her father if she refuses.










I've watched over a dozen in this series, but isn't it rare to have the victim's own father appear!? Thanks to that, the realism is higher, and the 'sickening' factor of this work is quite high. If you have a low tolerance for such content, be careful (ugh). The way Mei-san is corrupted by her father's sadistic torment is quite erotic and worth watching, but personally... I was put off. Usually, they skip certain parts to keep it milder, but I assume the production team had their reasons. It might be a hit for those with a sadistic streak.
Once the play starts, there are plenty of close-ups of Mei's face. She's truly adorable. The story is a bit too rough for me to follow, but the scenes after she's completely broken are super erotic. She keeps moaning 'it feels good' and 'give me more' while clearly enjoying it. The cinematography is also great, with beautiful close-ups of her butt and private parts. Mei's acting really saves this from its weak plot.
Her expression when her eyes go hazy from aphrodisiacs and she's drooling is so arousing. Her figure is amazing, and I love the size and shape of her breasts, as well as the color of her nipples and areolas. Her perky butt and thick thighs are also right up my alley. Watching her fall and get ravished by her boyfriend's father was great too.
Mei Satsuki has an amazing body. She's super enthusiastic during the final scenes, which is the best.
She has a nice body with well-proportioned breasts, a curvy bottom, and a slim waist. The way she gradually falls under the father's orders was really good. However, the male actor doesn't look like a subsidiary president at all, and the plot is sloppy—like him putting aphrodisiacs in tea right in front of the room—so I'm taking off one star.