
I fell in love with an AV actor I saw by chance. 'I don't do it for free, I'm a professional. But if you really want me, there's a way. I don't get mad even if you force yourself on me.' I lost my mind and ravished him. We started dating, but now my desires are spiraling out of control—I want every single part of him.










Makoto Toda hasn't made any clear statements about her entertainment career after retiring from AV in January. This drama might be the last time we see 'Makorin' acting in a role. It's a semi-autobiographical story with fictional elements, where the protagonist is a plain, bespectacled, literary-minded girl who writes yuri novels. However, the first scene is a 40-minute long, technically complex, and aggressive sequence that makes everyone wonder, 'What happened to the virgin character setting?!' There's a disconnect between the veteran actress's (debuted 2016) current mindset and the role of her pre-debut virgin self. This two-hour film feels like a creative project where she looks at herself from a distance, throwing in self-parodies and industry inside jokes, basically saying, 'Don't worry about the details.' Fans who know about her retirement watch this feeling the countdown, and perhaps the actress herself approached it with a knowing grin, thinking, 'How about this?' Those who don't know (or care) about her retirement might find it hard to get into, but there are plenty of active, nude sex scenes to enjoy as an AV. It's rare for a Makorin film to feature a young, non-masochistic, smooth-skinned, tall, 'popular guy' type actor. The moment around the 101-minute mark where she waits for penetration is quite erotic. It's a drama about a fictionalized version of Makoto Toda's debut. It doesn't have to be historically accurate.
A very cute, sexy actress with attractive thick hair. It's a drama-focused piece this time, and her acting is good enough that the story isn't bad. There are two main scenes. The first one is incredibly erotic for a 'virgin' role, especially the cowgirl position. But the final second scene really loses steam. It's shot like a self-filmed video, so the camera angles are terrible. Some people like that style, but I don't, and the bad angles made it feel like a total letdown. If I watch it again, I'll only watch the first scene.