
Koichi, a newlywed, returns home with his wife, only to discover she's having an affair with his own brother. Consumed by rage and vengeance, Koichi decides to take his revenge by brutally dominating his brother's wife, Hisaki. The happy family home collapses, turning into a hell of carnal desire as the cycle of abuse continues.




















*After reading the reviews, I thought there would be a urination scene, but there wasn't. There is incontinence caused by being strangled. However, the camera work is bad. When the angle changes to the one from below, Isn't he already feeling small? I can't see well because the hem of the skirt is in the way. Once again, I'm suddenly made to cook completely naked, and it feels like I'm thinking about slitting my wrists. When he was noticed and stopped, he suddenly started peeing a lot while apologizing and saying, "I'm sorry." It could be said that he was frightened and incontinent, but would he be frightened once he had made up his mind? The drama is so sexy that I can't really understand it. I think it's an average rating, but I gave it +1 because I changed my name and probably got rid of the shibari problem because I had incontinence.
Nakamura Hisaki (Mai Shirakawa) isn't an actress with a wide range, but she fit this role wellโnot the typical NTR trope where 'it starts as rape but they eventually open up and heal each other,' but rather a story where a happy family collapses overnight and she remains terrified with no hope of salvation. As a drama, it's mediocre. The dialogue and psychological depth are lacking, making the brother's motivations hard to grasp, and the sister-in-law's reactions don't quite land. (Though perhaps that's how someone who's truly broken would act). The climax also feels unsatisfying, as she seems to submit without any clear turning point where her spirit actually breaks. So, it's best to treat the story as just a setup for the situation. It's just endless, one-sided violation of Hisaki-jo, who trembles as if she's forgotten how to feel pleasure, but there's a certain despair in that which works. It's just a shame the camerawork during the scenes is so monotonous.