
Natsuki, a teacher in her third year, visits her truant student Suzuki, only to discover a nightmare. Suzuki isn't just a dropout; he's the leader of a gang that kidnaps women for depraved videos. Natsuki becomes their new prey, dragged into their lair and subjected to brutal, pleasure-filled 'training' that breaks her spirit completely.




















Because of that, the story feels generic, which is a waste. Why are teachers in these types of works always so weak? They get taken down so easily. Can't they show a bit more resistance or glare at them?
It was good that there were many intimate scenes. However, it's a shame that there wasn't much emotional buildup despite the high volume of scenes. I would have liked to see a more gradual, step-by-step progression.
This title is no longer available via DVD mail order. Since this is the only entry in the series without a BOD version, I purchased the digital version instead. This allowed me to verify that the user reviews claiming it's a 'rip-off' or 'too similar' to another studio's series are actually unfounded. [Estimated Chapter Breakdown] (1) Day 1 of Restraint (51.5 min) Sample images 1-10 (2) Water Torture Training (23 min) Sample images 11-12 (3) Hidden Camera Shoot (41 min) Sample images 13-20 (4) One Month Later (18.5 min) [Similarities and Differences] *'AP' refers to the other studio's work. ◆ The scenario flow of (1)-(4) is similar, especially the intro of (1), which is likely the basis for the plagiarism claims. However, while the visuals feel similar, the signature dialogue in each scene is completely different. The uniqueness of this new series is clear. ◆ In AP, the home visit is to a yakuza household, whereas here, it's the home of a senior student where a boy separated from his parents is staying. ◆ In AP, the group training the teacher consists of many family members and yakuza, while here, it's just a small group of a senior and a friend.
Honestly, it was so boring I had to fast-forward. The lighting was too dark; I don't think they needed to go as far as mimicking the 'aurora' style.
Natsuki Takeuchi is great, but... the screen is so cluttered that her appeal gets completely buried. They really need to put more effort into the direction.