
Yuka, a housewife struggling with her husband's unemployment, gets caught shoplifting out of desperation. The clerk blackmails her, forcing her into sexual submission to keep her secret. Her nightmare only deepens when a delivery man 'rescues' her, only to exploit her further in the office, leading to her total moral downfall.










The convenience store series released before this was how I discovered Hodaka Yuka, and it's her absolute masterpiece (the best among the convenience store series). The previous one was a good work where she felt a woman's 'pleasure' with a younger college student, but this one is about getting caught shoplifting and being forced into it by the manager. Hodaka Yuka hasn't released any works since this one, but I really hope she makes a comeback. I'd love to see her play a female teacher or something similar.
I bought this because I like Yuka Hodaka. It was very exciting, but I'm not a fan of the rough treatment from start to finish. Let's keep it a bit gentler next time!!
*The scene where she is attacked at home is probably shot by a man on camera, but it's very hard to watch. I wanted it to be normal. It's a shame because she was a good actress who didn't get any work until the end.
She doesn't 'fall,' she just gets raped. It might be realistic, but it's boring. The 'complete fall' pattern often used by Madonna—where she keeps coming back to shoplift just to get punished—is way sexier. 'Falling' is about proving that deep down, she was a pervert who couldn't help but get excited despite hating it; that's what makes it rewatchable. You can think, 'She was hating it, but she was actually turned on and feeling it the whole time...' On the other hand, if it ends without her falling, it just means she wasn't feeling it, so there's zero added eroticism for a second viewing. Maybe if you're a hardcore sadist who loves beating up someone who's screaming 'Stop!', that's fine, but 99% of users will just be turned off. Some might act like experts and complain about it being cliché, but this is a perfect example of what happens when you cater to idiots who don't understand why the classics are classics.
*I was hoping for a sex scene where she would be raped as she was told, but she didn't make the most of the actress in the rape until the end.