EBOD-385 - Tan lines on the swimming ace's toned body, Rio Hamada

I found myself holding my breath at the healthy beauty filling the screen. Her tanned skin and swimsuit tan lines only enhance her charm. Just as she said about letting out everything built up during the summer camp, she looks incredibly sexy. Her athletic, toned body is supple yet powerful, and there's still a hint of innocence left—that contrast really got to me.

She's fair-skinned and chubby, the complete opposite of an athlete. I don't get why they're marketing her as an athlete character. The fake tan and heavy makeup just kill all her natural appeal. I actually liked her first work despite the bad reviews, but this one is indefensible. It's a shame she's stuck with such incompetent staff.

*When I saw her debut work, I felt that she had a cuteness that resembled a small animal, In this work, it became a little edgy, or rather, it looked normal, Has it lost its charm? It looked like he had just gotten a sunburn, and his panting voice was monotonous. I don't know how long I plan on keeping the swimming setting, but It just doesn't feel like it, and I think they're selling it the wrong way. I feel like that.

Hmm, I felt something was lacking, and it turns out her debut was also poorly rated... lol. I can't help but feel like the 'tan lines' and 'swimming club ace' gimmicks were just forced in. One thing worth noting is that Nakano returned without doing any 'shakuhachi' (oral). He used to do it all the time in the early days, so he should be the main male lead. If the partner dances a waltz, I dance a waltz; if they dance a jitterbug, I dance a jitterbug.