
A young wife is ravaged by a stranger right in front of her husband's eyes. Despite her desperate pleas, the raw and beastly pleasure she experiences makes her body betray her, leading to an intense climax she can't control while her husband watches.




















The story is so absurd it's not worth watching at all. If you look past that and treat it as a comedy, you might get a laugh. The acting in the opening scene is basically a comedy routine—was that the intention? Airi-chan is cute, so that makes up for everything else.
*It looked more like stage actors following a set routine than the performers acting out their roles. In particular, the acting of the husband (Moomin) is insane. Even in the situation where she is raped in front of her husband, there is no feeling of rape. Since it's a drama, the acting is so mediocre that you can't help but think it's a bit off-handed. What about it? Well, it was a little funny to see the actress trying so hard to hold back her laughter, and I like her handsome face and slender body, and the entanglement itself was just fine, but I didn't feel like letting it go until the end because I was able to get rid of the bad vibes at the beginning. It's not that I can enjoy it as a drama, and I think it would be better to look for other works to star in.
Is it a delusional ending for the aspiring writer wife...? The first half, where she's violated by her former editor, has a certain vibe, but from the middle onwards, she shows no sign of resistance even when threatened with a pistol by the former part-timer. Considering these awkward developments, a 'delusional ending' makes sense, but it's unclear where the delusion begins and ends. The actress's style and acting are flawless. But can something be done about the actor playing the husband? It's the same in other works, but he doesn't even look like a normal person, let alone a husband.