EBOD-365 - The hidden big breasts of the art club girl, buttons about to burst!

Yui-jo has a muscular, toned body. She has both the technique and the sensitivity, so the two 'fake' ejaculations were a bit of a waste. Still, since there was a real facial and cleanup at the end, it was a solid, erotic piece.

She's so incredibly cute! It's her debut work! The kissing scene right from the start is irresistible! I've been watching all of Yui's works, and her erotic tongue technique is definitely her selling point! She's a mysterious girl who has the skills to drive a man crazy, starting with how she sucks cock! However, since she has that 'good student' look, the long skirt is just too cliché. They should've gone with a short skirt and knee-high socks! 4 stars!

So this is the girl who looks like Ai Shinozaki. Could've been a bit chubbier, but whatever lol. Either way, it definitely gets across that she's sexy. An actress has to be sexy to be worth it, right? So, 4 stars.

The cover photo and her face are as beautiful as a painting. A pure-looking girl with glasses and an impressive bust! ...But when you play the actual video, it's this chubby girl who looks like an otaku from an art or anime club, making these weird faces while moaning, constantly showing her lower teeth... Her breasts are also just average. They looked like a J-cup on the cover. Well, I like types like Yuri Shirasaki, so I actually enjoy rare 'otaku-looking' AV actresses, but the stretch marks on her thighs and the mysterious bruises all over her body were distracting. I was especially shocked by her underarms toward the end. It looked like she had been shaving thick hair with a razor, leaving her armpits covered in cuts. I didn't want to see that... so I'm giving it a low rating.

This is a fine work that takes the classic formula of 'plain girl' to 'hidden big breasts' and adds a niche but effective layer of imagination: 'art club' to 'nude sketching' to 'erotic fantasies.' Looking back on my school days, the art club had very few members, and I rarely saw them in action. I feel that this functions effectively as a breeding ground for 'what-if' fantasies of youth. (Of course, I'm sure real art clubs aren't like that.) The glasses stay on throughout the entire film. The ribbon, socks, and loafers are also worn in almost every scene. Items that evoke the art club vibe, like paintbrushes, pastels, and canvases, are well-incorporated. The angles and composition are also spot on. This is Yui Mizuki's debut work. I look forward to seeing more from her in the future.