FSDSS-398 - Unlimited ejaculation within the time limit: The ultimate milking soapland service

Lulu-jo's smile has become exceptionally cute. Her well-proportioned body and technique are as good as ever. That said, the actor's hand movements are always in the way. It really kills the immersion. Once the main act starts, it's the usual high quality, but the highlight is definitely the fellatio. Even with two ejaculations in the main scene, she didn't do her signature 'tongue-out wait.' Why on earth not...?

She's a hairless soapland girl with beautiful breasts and a great butt. It starts with the usual quickie, but watching her clumsily try to undress the actor is actually kind of cute. She's so devoted, serving him with her whole body while saying things like, 'I'll lick you all over to make you clean.' Even after multiple orgasms, the play continues aggressively—is this hell? No, it's definitely heaven.

A re-import series from DAHLIA (lol). That said, the content is completely different from Tina Nanami's version, so treat it as a separate work. It has 5 scenes: undressing & quickie, body wash & handjob, periscope & paizuri, mat, and bed. The quickie, mat, and bed scenes were great—especially the bed scene after Ruru complained about the heat, and the handjob/fellatio during the quickie. However, the flow of the work is problematic. The first scene had a great subjective feel that pulled me in, but from the body wash scene onwards, it shifted to an objective perspective and stayed that way. It comes down to preference, but I prefer a subjective flow for soapland-themed works. Also, the 'newbie' plotline where a regular customer teaches her isn't very interesting; the unnecessary interruptions just killed the mood. To show 'unlimited ejaculation,' there are too many 'shots,' and the direction is clumsy—especially the ones on the mat and bed, which felt unnatural and broke the flow. The final shots in the bed and quickie scenes were great, though. It's not that multiple shots are bad, but the timing is off, and the action stops to deal with them, which is frustrating. The 'newbie' aspect could have been handled with just a hint during the first scene.