DASS-471 - Being pressured for a confession by my childhood friend is my only heroine ~Miyaya Akane wants to be confessed to~ Miyaya Akane

Miya Yune and Sato Shota (Nick) were childhood friends. A year ago, Shota confessed, but Yune rejected him because Shota had to repeat a year. However, they both secretly liked each other. After graduating, when Shota got a job, Yune coincidentally got a job at the same company and became colleagues. They went to a welcome party for new employees, reminisced about old times, and ended up at a hotel on the way home, where they had sex despite both being inexperienced. Then, Yune got a fever and had to rest, and Shota offered to deliver documents to her house while working from home. He cooked for her, fed her, and while cleaning her room, he accidentally discovered a vibrator and a rotor. They confessed their feelings for each other and had sex. Later, during overtime, Yune confessed to Shota, asking him to date her. There's a subjective shot of fellatio, followed by them having sex in the office. The setting of two inexperienced people having sex felt a bit far-fetched, even for Miya Yune. However, it's made like a pure love drama without any violence, which is really appealing.

It felt like watching an anime. It was a fresh work, and I really liked it.

It has an original song, and it seems like they were aiming for a more intense H-scene like in a romance drama. Or maybe it's a live-action adaptation of a long-running adult anime, like we used to see a lot? It's not bad, but it might be a divisive work.

This is a well-made work as a romantic comedy drama. Miyaya Yuri-chan is cute and sexy throughout the whole thing! The cast are all AV actors (as expected), but the lineup is luxurious. I'd love to see more works of this quality made as a series, but it seems like it would take a lot of money and effort without an actress of Miyaya Yuri's caliber, so I'm waiting without getting my hopes up too high.

Honestly, the drama's structure was so fresh that I wondered if it was a live-action adaptation of an anime. It had well-placed cuts, and I just ended up really liking Miya Yune. Personally, I loved the subjective scenes.