
The hospital's only policy is to love you to the extreme. This is the ultimate healing for your weary soul, an immersive journey into a world of filthy, seductive whispers. Get ready to lose yourself in her embrace and receive the most intense mental care of your life.




















*The actress just keeps talking to the camera until the first 45 minutes. From there, it's finally the blow job. After that, there are only handjob and masturbation chapters. There is something lacking in terms of gameplay. The entire story is a work with a subjective setting, but the camera was so poor that it didn't feel subjective at all. The camera shake is quite severe, and I find myself tilting the camera pointlessly from side to side, making it a mess. The cameraman was incompetent, but Yu Kawakami did his best, so I'll give him an extra star for that.
You can see Yu Kawakami fully naked right away in other studios' works, but it's hard to come by in this one. It's important to accept that 'dirty talk' AVs are meant to be felt through the ears, not the eyes. Yu-chan's voice is so soothing. Still, they really teased me until the breasts finally appeared (lol).
I've watched several entries in the 'Lewd-Talking Pervert' series. I suppose when a series goes on this long, the director wants to change the concept. I don't see it as 'getting bored,' but rather as the director's 'ambition' to improve. The concept here is 'healing lewd talk.' In that sense, Yu Kawakami is the perfect casting. As someone who likes mature women (though they might actually be younger than me in reality), being spoken to by Yu-sama in glasses is healing, and the 'consultation emails' in the film have relatable points (lol), which adds to the healing factor. Personally, I like this one.
Let's stop doing this kind of thing. The situation is weak, and more than anything, hearing Yu talk incessantly for no reason makes it sound like narration rather than dirty talk. You could definitely capture a much more erotic side of Yu Kawakami. Is there no one else who can direct this?
I found great comfort in the way Yu Kawakami speaks with that mysterious, soothing atmosphere.