H-1246 - PET You are my pet 02

*The actress is beautiful, but she doesn't really look like a high school girl. I don't know if it's because of my natural face and makeup. The style is well balanced. The content is the same as the introduction of the work (I think it's a very well-explained explanation). There are two plays. The first time I tried it, I was wearing a sailor suit and it was strong, but the angle and brightness were not good and the time was short, so I couldn't use it much. The second time is a slightly Japanese-style play in gym clothes. This one looked good. It was unclear whether the creampie was true or not, but it wasn't a blatant imitation, so I don't think it would be a problem. It wasn't bad, but I had some indigestion overall. If you like stories, go for it.

*It was so exciting to be kidnapped and tied up in a sailor suit, raped, forced to eat kiwi, and forced to take a shower! And it was Goo who hated it! However, since I'm a sailor suit freak, it was a shame that I took off the sailor suit midway through and ended up wearing school swimsuits, bloomers, and a wedding dress. Also, I would have liked him to be restrained more strictly, such as using handcuffs instead of gaiters.

Isn't it? Of course, it comes down to personal taste, but Mimitann's fragility, the heartbreaking moans, her beautiful legs, and the lewd angles used to capture them—even if it's a one-trick pony, when it's done this well, it's incredibly effective. The school uniform at the start is great, but the bloomers scene at the end is a must-see. It's a 'reluctant' fantasy, so while it's non-consensual, there's a sense of affection (?) for the girl, and he doesn't treat her too roughly. By the way, wouldn't it have been better if the guy stayed silent? That's the only part that felt a bit off.

While Go-Go's signature detached, POV-style humiliation route isn't necessarily bad, I feel like when you have a production that highlights the actress's name and looks—like this Asuka Mimi piece—sticking to the usual Go-Go's formula ends up failing to showcase the actress's true value.