![DASS-129 [Personality Collapse] Drugged by her most hated ex, she loses control, covered in saliva and semen, arching her back in ecstasy... Sumire Mizukawa](https://cdn.submyav.com/cdn/covers/full/dass-129.webp)
Sumire finally escaped her ex-boyfriend, a violent drug dealer, and found happiness. Just as she was about to marry her current boyfriend, a single photo posted on social media by him led the psycho ex straight to her. Now, she's trapped in a nightmare of drug-fueled sex and total personality collapse.










*Sumire is living with her current boyfriend with the intention of getting married. She was dating (Yuta Imai) before her current boyfriend, and it had been several years since they broke up. The reason they broke up was that he was wandering around without a regular job and was trying to make money by trying his hand at aphrodisiacs. At that time, my current boyfriend posted a photo of Sumire on SNS to show off his partner. Seeing this, (Yuta Imai) pinpoints Sumire's whereabouts, breaks into Sumire's closet, and looks at Suki. Then, when he goes to work, he forces Sumire to have a relationship with him. At that time, she is given an aphrodisiac and becomes addicted to sex. Sumire Mizukawa's line delivery isn't very good, so she's well-suited for acting like this one, where she's full of sex. The violet in this work is outstandingly erotic and wonderful.
*Miss Mizukawa Sumire was beautiful, had a good figure, and had a great sex. However, the actor's stomach is in the way and I can't see the joining part. The composition of the connections is also not good. The purchase was a complete failure.
*The roles, characters, and scenario are very similar to Madonna's work in which Mr. Imai, who played her ex-boyfriend, and Meisa Kawakita co-starred. I know it's rude, but I thought Mr. Imai was a bit of an easy choice as he tends to express his physical disgust through his appearance, but Mr. Mishima was the director, and he did a really good job of putting the work together and depicting the brokenness of women, families, and marital relationships. I was hooked by Sumire's erotic aura and her acting style, which was so erotic, and with the wonderful camera work that captured it, she showed a refreshing eroticism that transcended all the vomit and disgustingness. In the end, I think that AV is all about what kind of eroticism is shown and how it is presented.Maybe it's the director's way of thinking, or maybe it's the director's skill, or maybe I should say the chef, who is in charge of making or killing the work.As I've written before, Mishima's works are personally the most thrilling to me, and this one gave me goosebumps.
Except for the intense sex scenes, Sumire acts just as well as any other actress. Her natural behavior while hanging out at her boyfriend's place was good. The sex felt a bit too much like she was on drugs, so it didn't really resonate with me. A pity.
*It's like a beautiful wife who has discovered the ultimate pleasure from her slightly evil ex-boyfriend's dick... and from aphrodisiac torture! ...The reaction of Sumire, who is being blamed for the evil of her ex-boyfriend, is irresistible... She is so pleasant that she naturally drools from her mouth... Her eyes are a little white and she is panting... And her erotic beautiful body covered in lotion keeps jerking her hips! ...It's too lewd... Also, the expression on Sumire's face as she opens her mouth and asks for the aphrodisiac, and of course the way she's rocking her hips in cowgirl position and getting pounded from below, and the way she gives a finger blowjob while being pounded hard from behind, are irresistible! ...If I were to just call it greed, I think I would have been even more excited if I could see her not only moaning and moaning about the pleasure of being tortured by that secret drug, but also saying what she wanted... and asking for the dick...