
After a fall leaves her with memory loss, Ian forgets her husband entirely. To make matters worse, she starts mistaking her father-in-law for her husband. Unable to resist her advances, the father-in-law finally gives in to his desires.




















It was great! The intense sex between Ian Hanasaki and Grandpa Yamada was the best! Ian Hanasaki is amazing because she performs such a wide variety of sex with everyone, from Grandpa Yamada to Nishi-kun who has a disability, without any discrimination.
Anyway, Ian-chan is so incredibly sexy in this that both the sex and the blowjob scenes were top-notch. It was also great to see Grandpa Yamada putting in more effort than usual.
*In the end, in this forbidden nursing care series, it's not just the actresses, but the quality of the actors that are also extremely important. This time too, my father-in-law is Yuji Yamada → This is important! So, I found it very boring and boring. Not only is this actor bad at acting, but for some reason it's hard to tell the age difference between him and him! If you don't think about it first, you'll end up removing the concept. The content was just an ordinary love story, which made it even more boring. . . On a different note, Osamu Saito is now in charge of the role of father-in-law and wife, but I think the manufacturers are cheating on him even though Osamu Saito is the perfect actor to play the role of a forbidden caregiver. Yuji Yamada is better suited for the town doctor's face licking series. I would like him to stop using him because he is not suitable for nursing care at all.
I agree with Engawa9's review. I was also looking forward to this because of Hanasaki Ian, but what is this? The forbidden nature of the relationship with a stepfather should be the core of this series. Yet, the story proceeds with her recognizing him as her husband? That's basically throwing away the soul of the 'forbidden nursing' genre. I understand that as a series goes on, they want to try new things or the staff might get bored. But ignoring the basic concept of the series is a betrayal of the fans. It's also a betrayal of their own work. With nearly 150 titles, there's room for variety, but they shouldn't abandon the 'forbidden' aspect. They had Hanasaki Ian, and they ruined it. Such a waste, what a shame...