
Chiaki Minamino, a former legendary queen, secretly reignites her sadistic desires behind her husband's back. However, the son of a yakuza boss she once tormented seeks revenge. Holding her family hostage, he forces her into submission, stripping away her pride and turning her into a pleasure-addicted slut who moans and climaxes uncontrollably.




















As a 'baby' genre work, the stimulation is a bit too mild for my taste. It's hard to find the satisfying climax points.
*โTomokaโ was working really hard while showing joy, anger, and sadness. Having said that, she was able to cum again and again, and even smiled at the end, just as the title suggests, and it was completed properly โ
Tomoka has an aura of a sadistic, big-sister type. Yet, sheโs a mysterious actress who seems to hide masochistic desires deep down. I feel like if they had leaned hard into either side, it would have been an explosive performance. This work feels 'middle-of-the-road'โfor better or worse. Itโs like the creators were too conscious of balancing her descent from queen to submissive. I suppose there were limits, as going too far would change the genre entirely. Akari Tomoka retired after her bondage work with Attackers last year. Apparently, being tied up was her own wish. She was nearing 40, so it was a clean break. Itโs a shame to see such a long-standing actress go, but I want to say: thank you for your hard work.
*The blame itself is always the baby's fault, and it's rare to see this much blame these days, so I think it's good. The actress has a surprisingly old face and an old woman's face, but I think her body is pretty good. I think it would have been better if they had restrained her a little more firmly and tortured her more violently.
*Akari Tomoka, who is gradually degraded in black lingerie, is wonderful. He has a face full of pride and his lines of resistance are good, so the setting works well. Her beautiful body on the verge of plump looks very delicious. Overall, it's great even after he dies and falls, but the part just before he falls is the most intriguing. It's a good work that comes through well.