
I'm teaching a brat who thinks she can outsmart adults a real lesson. No matter how much she struggles, once I hit the right spots, she'll be begging for mercy in tears. There's no stopping now; the intensity escalates until the climax, using a high-powered vibrator to shatter her senses.




















The packaging highlights the mosaic, but it's far inferior to Nakajima or Drama works! It's not because it's an outlet item! Even in Nakajima works I don't like, the mosaic is usually 'beautiful.' But here, it's not even utilized properly, and it's just full of vibrators and toys getting in the way... I bought one 'baby' title at an adult shop, and it was only slightly better than this. They put out so many titles, but it's a disappointing studio.
*Mikako Abe looks good in uniform. Moreover, the figure of being restrained and raped looks quite good. There are quite a few scenes where she is restrained and tortured with toys, so I feel like the punishment is a little weaker than other works in which Mikako Abe appears. However, especially in the second half, she gets attacked hard and comes to orgasm, and you can get a good look at her slender body, which is quite nice.
*Mikako Abe...Good! I think her selling points are her slender figure, small breasts, and shaved pussy, and she shows off her characteristics well. In particular, the latter's open leg attack is outstanding. Speaking of greed, I wish I could have stripped her naked sooner and taken a closer look at her points.
She has a slender, high-school-girl physique. She goes all limp when being teased. Her reactions were a bit lacking at times, so it didn't leave much of an impact. The intensity is at the usual 'baby' level.
I'm a fan of Mikako Abe. The attacks with the vibrator and drill vibe are hardcore, but Mikako Abe is so tough that it doesn't really feel that erotic. Even in the irrumatio scene, she's made to take it quite deep, but there's little sense of 'violation.' Maybe it's because it's one of her earlier works and her acting skills weren't quite there yet. I've listed the negatives, but it's on the hardcore side for a Mikako Abe work, so fans won't regret buying it.