
Saki, a transfer student, feels uncomfortable with the lecherous gazes of the boys in her class. She manages to reject the popular guy, but a creepy otaku classmate takes compromising photos and threatens her. Forced to obey, she is eventually fitted with a collar and paraded around as the class pet.




















A combination of an ideal figure—fair skin, large breasts, and a clear waistline—with a pretty face that feels relatable. Tsuji-chan gets blackmailed and... the story unfolds quietly without being noisy, so you can enjoy it in peace. It's great that there's no annoying shouting from the male actor or unpleasant verbal abuse.
*Saki-chan doesn't have that face, but she has straight black hair, which I like, so it's okay. And most of all, she has a great body. She is fair-skinned, has big breasts, and a wonderfully erotic body. It's a typical but inconsequential story in which she is threatened over the photo and ends up doing whatever she wants. However, each scene that starts abruptly is erotic, so it doesn't matter to me who doesn't look for plot in AV. Highlights include the scene where she is made to masturbate naked in the classroom after school, then is made to walk on all fours with a collar attached to her, and the final scene where she is naked in only fishnet stockings and her classmates snatch her lips and fondle her entire body. Saki-chan's naughty body and masochistic reactions are truly amazing.
It has a quiet, shame-based training vibe that feels more like an Aurora Project production than a typical Hibino release. Neither the actress nor the actor overact, and the camerawork is calm and well-executed. The protagonist’s creepiness—blackmailing a transfer student he fell in love with at first sight and calling the subsequent training 'a form of love'—really hits the spot. Instead of just going hard, the play focuses on slowly stoking her sense of shame, which is quite effective. In the end, her shame-training is exposed to the other students, and she becomes the class pet. If you're looking for intensity, you might be disappointed, but fans of slow-burn training will love this.