
“He’s a teacher… but he’s an adult ww” Moeeka, with a truly queen-like personality, is the most beautiful girl in the academy but is only interested in Mr. M. More than whether he’s handsome, Moeeka’s criteria for choosing a man is “whether he’s a complete servant M who will devote himself entirely to me.” Could the one who captured Moeeka’s heart be a plain, middle-aged teacher?!




















Having a lot of this kind of teasing reduces the mental strain even in female-dominant situations, making it perfect for days when you're mentally exhausted (like a Sunday night). Moe-chan's mischievous, bratty attitude was also cute (laugh).
It was completely female-dominant. The setup is that she likes M-men, and it was fresh and good. Then there's this happy stage where you can become a JK's pet, and the best scene where the teacher becomes the student's pet. The actor also seemed to understand the feelings of an M-man, and his acting wasn't awkward, so it was easy to watch. I think it would be better if the actor just stayed quiet. It's a work that considers those points, so it feels cheap. It'd be more accurate to call her a pervert who likes M-men, but thankfully there's a collar and stuff.
The actress was as beautiful as expected, and her body was great too. But the actor… he really steals the show in every scene, being overly present and distracting. Plus, he has a very memorable face, so it keeps bothering me. His voice is also really loud; I wish he'd just quietly support from the back (the actress is the main character!). Especially in the scene in chapter 2, the man keeps showing his face, which breaks the immersion. (Like in sample image #9, with no mosaic on the actor's face, it goes on for 15 minutes – what am I supposed to do with that?) I've seen quite a few M-genre works, but this is the first time the actor's presence has been so strong. It's a waste considering the actress's high quality.