
Targeted a cleaning service worker, incapacitated her with drugged perfume, and turned her into a sex doll. After tailing her home, I posed as a bug sweeping technician to install hidden cameras. Now, her entire daily life belongs to me. I'll be watching and ruining her 24/7.










*Ayaka Tomoda is beautiful and it would be nice if she was made to sleep at work and played with like a maniac. It makes no sense to stalk someone and secretly film a complicated family structure. Wouldn't it have been better to disrupt the daily life of a normally beautiful older sister living alone?
More than half of it is just deep kissing with a gross middle-aged guy, and every time I try to get into it, the camera cuts to the guy and it completely kills the mood.
Ayaka Tomoda's acting is great, but the scenes where a beautiful married woman is in a dazed state and treated like a toy are excellent. That uneasy expression when she wakes up and asks, 'Did someone do something to me?' is just irresistible.
*First of all, the abnormality of the actor is tough. It's true that it can't be helped considering the title, but personally, I found it very annoying, and the scene where they check the alignment of their teeth and the shape of their ears while they're having sex in their sleep, and the scenes where they count the wrinkles on their anus, was just too creepy...The actor's character was too conspicuous, so I couldn't get enough of it. Then there's the issue of camera angle. Most of the footage is taken with smartphones and hidden cameras, but the images are blurry on smartphones, and there are many scenes where the hidden cameras are too far away or have obstacles in the way, making them difficult to see. This can also be interpreted as the creator's commitment to this title, but I feel like they haven't really thought about the audience. People who get hooked on that particularity might give it 5 stars or something, but it wasn't for me. It was a disappointing result because I was looking forward to seeing Ayaka Tomoda's tombstone.