
The one woman you should never touch is your boss's mistress. Imagining the prim and proper office lady moaning under my boss at night was driving me crazy. I couldn't hold back anymore, so I snatched her away right from under his nose. Experience the ultimate thrill of theft and immorality in this masterpiece by Director Akinori.




















*The story is about a woman who finds out about his relationship with her boss and is seduced by her. Especially Hina Maeda. I think she exquisitely portrayed the feelings of a woman who feels dissatisfied with her position as a woman in the shadows, but still wants to have a normal love life. If a cute girl like Maeda were to seduce you like this... This is a work that made a man's fantasy come true.
I like this kind of situation, but this time it feels like it lacks tension. I wish they had finished it as a more heart-pounding work.
It has a solid story and is well-structured. The actresses are flawless, and the eroticism is top-notch. Hina Maeda is especially cute.
The cast is full of beauties with outstanding figures. The choice of outfits and lingerie is tasteful, and the clothed play adds to the eroticism. It's a story about an office lady who feels frustrated with her position as 'the other woman' and yearns for a normal relationship. The mosaic is on the smaller side (average density), and the camera angles and positions are well-thought-out, providing great shots of the genitals and penetration. It's a very erotic production. With a variety of settings like the office and her home, you can watch it until the end without getting bored.
The situations are well-developed, and the overall quality, including the actresses' techniques, is high. I didn't expect much from Kohaku, but her fellatio is erotic, and the way she moves her hips to match the thrusting is so realistic. Most of all, she looks like Acchan for a split second. Sonoda also delivered as expected; she's still beautiful, has a great figure, and is skilled at cowgirl. I thought this label had reached its limit, but this release proves otherwise. I hope they keep producing work of this caliber.